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Welcome to London! Your Guide to London. The All About London Team has lived and worked in London for many years. We have detailed knowledge of London, feel free to ask us about Places to visit, places to stay and things to do. London Tours, Attractions, Hotels, Accommodation, Events, Theatre, Shows and Places to eat.
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Join us this month for a rare performance of Puccini's Messa di Gloria With tenor David Butt Philip, baritone Ross Ramgobin, conductor John Andrews, the Opera Holland Park chorus and City of London Sinfonia, Puccini's Messa di Gloria blends the solemnity of the Italian choral tradition with expressive melodies and motifs that would later reappear in operas from Edgar to Le Villi and Suor Angelica. The evening opens with a selection of music from throughout Puccini's life, including his only string quartet, Crisantemi (performed by the City of London Sinfonia string quartet), 'Morire?' (Phillip Costovski), 'E l'uccellino' (Eleanor Broomfield), 'Vissi d'arte' (Anna Patalong), 'Mentìa l'avviso' (Alison Langer) and 'O soave fanciulla' (Alison Langer and Joseph Buckmaster). Only 60 tickets remaining so we recommend booking now to avoid disappointment. Visit our website to book your tickets. If you have any issues with your booking, please contact our Box Office on 0300 999 1000 or email boxoffice@operahollandpark.com |
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Opens Saturday 10 February 2024
Which dino features are better – horns, spikes or quills? Did T-rex actually have feathers? And how did some dinosaurs survive extinction?
Visit the new Dinosaur rEvolution exhibition and discover what dinosaurs really looked like. The show, making its premiere in the UK, features large animatronic models, fossil skeleton and skull casts, illustrations by the acclaimed artist Luis V Rey, dress up, games, and more.
Free for Members and Benefactors
There are just a few more weeks to say 'au revoir' to the walrus. The Natural History Gallery will close from 4 March 2024 so that it can be fully renovated and redisplayed as part of our Nature + Love project. It will reopen in 2026, with the walrus still in pride of place!
CBeebies: Ocean Adventure
Southbank Centre
13 February 2024
This half term, join the BBC Symphony Orchestra, presenters Maddie Moate and Nigel Clarke plus CBeebies favourites, for a magical multi-media show featuring CBeebies theme tunes, orchestral treats, live action film, animation and a few surprises along the way!
Coalescence
Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich
Until 4 February 2024
Let your mind be illuminated by Paul Cocksedge’s stunning installation against the dramatic backdrop of the Painted Hall. Coalescence is made from over 2,500 pieces of coal – equivalent to the amount of fuel it takes to light a single 200W bulb in a year.