Earls Court Area Guide
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“Earls Court is a fantastic base for families. We're in the catchment area for the Lyćee Français, Bousfield Primary School, Redcliffe School and plenty of nurseries in between.”
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Activities near Earls Court
Sasvatam Presents Worldwide Classical Dance 2025
Sasvatam is driven from the sanskrit word and it means eternity. As the word sasvatam describes continuity we will also continue in organising the events and encourage each and every budding talents to showcase themselves and bring out to the world. Sasvatam want to keep the essence of the pure classical Art form and identify the real talent from all age group to shine like a star worldwide. Sasvatam is a platform to bring into line with our vision which states that not only the scholarly development of an individual is important but the development of complete persona which helps students to stand out in the competitive professional environment. Sasvatam was founded by Founder Natya Acharya Dr Jeyanthy Yogharajah and co founder Mrs Bavithra who collaboratively making this event and working for their upcoming events too. Sasvatam is also donating and contributing a part of the share from every event that they organise to various charity non-profitable organisations that provides the education ,food, shelter, clothing and other services to the children personally.Read more
Breathing Room
At 25, Emily insists her city life is perfect - or so she tells herself and anyone who will listen! A sudden phone call pulls her back to her rural hometown, forcing her to face old friends, family, and the unsettling question: what now? When life stops giving you a roadmap, is a Quarter Life Crisis inevitable? Breathing Room is a new devised ensemble play about the messiness of adulthood.Read more
Object handling
Hold history in your hands with objects from the Science Museum’s collection. Discover captivating stories and get hands on with our Medicine, Information Age, and Clockmakers handling collections with the help of expert volunteers. From morse code to the world wide web, from saints to stethoscopes, from clock components to historic timekeeping, find out how these intriguing objects have transformed our world. Please speak to our volunteer team at the handling desk if you require audio description of any of our objects.Read more
Burn - Tribute to Deep Purple
Burn – Deep Purple Tribute, Present Over Two Hours Of Searing Rock And Roll From One Of The Greatest Rock Bands Of The Seventies. You Can Expect All The Classics – Highway Star, Fireball, Space Truckin’, Woman From Tokyo – But Also Mkiii Classics Like Stormbringer, You Fool No One, What’S Going On Here, And, Of Course, Burn. This Is A New Show, But Eagle-Eyed Members Of The Audience Will Recognise Some Familiar Faces, Since The Band Members Are Also Mothership – The Led Zep Tribute Who’Ve Been On The Circuit Now For Over A Decade. Don’T Dare Miss This One!Read more
Moonshine Saloon: Immersive Wild West Cocktail Experience
Become a bootlegger at Moonshine Saloon and enjoy delicious cocktails crafted from your smuggled liquor as part of Clyde Cassidy's bootlegging empire. Dress up this Halloween, wild west style! Immerse yourself in a thrilling cowboy-themed adventure with actors, a captivating storyline, and custom cocktails made from your own liquor. Celebrating a special occasion? Assign a character to the star of your party and watch them play out the story! Age requirement: 18 with valid ID Accessibility: wheelchair accessible Dress code: you'll be given Western clothes to fit right in and avoid the Sheriff's prying eyes Please note: BYOB alcohol (all liqueurs, bitters, syrups and mixers to make high-quality cocktails will be provided) Please consult the FAQs of this experience here Visit the website to get gift card tickets to Moonshine Saloon for your loved ones. Dressed in a Western wardrobe provided by the town's tailor, you'll be sure to fit right in. Watch out for the Sheriff, though, if they happen to pass through town… one wrong word is all it takes to bring down Cassidy's empire! If you prove you can be trusted, you'll also be treated to a close-up tour of Cassidy's infamous Moonshine Distillery. Sounds exciting?Read more
London Natural History Museum Dinosaur Discovery Family Tour
Journey back in time and explore planet Earth before the days of mankind on a family-friendly dinosaur discovery tour of London's amazing Natural History Museum. Enter the Earth galleries to get a short geological and geographical introduction to paleontology. Explore the evolution of life on Earth up to the arrival of the dinosaurs and hear about ancient biogeography. Study the anatomy, evolution, diet and behavior of dinosaurs as you explore the museum's famous dinosaur galleries. Make history fun as you learn more about the diversity of life when dinosaurs ruled the earth, and explore the different time periods dinosaurs lived in. Sort the facts from the myths about why dinosaurs died out and find out what scientific research has taught us about these prehistoric giants.Read more
Tribute to Queen
The famous songs of the legendary rock band Queen will echo for you in the ancient hall of Kensington United Reformed Church in the most thrilling performance by the Mystery Ensemble.Read more
About Earls Court
Earls Court is a district in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea in London. It is an inner-city district centred on Earl's Court Road and surrounding streets, located 3.1 miles (5 km) west south-west of Charing Cross. It borders the sub-districts of South Kensington to the East, West Kensington to the West, Chelsea to the South and Kensington to the North. There are some impressive examples of early- to mid-Victorian architecture in the Earls Court ward. Gardens such as Bramham Gardens and Courtfield Gardens are beautiful traditional residential squares with many imposing properties fronting onto them and in the case of Courtfield Gardens, traditional cast iron railings around the enclosed gardens have just been restored (the originals having been removed in 1940 for scrap iron during World War 2) creating a more authentic Victorian ambience. Further west, Kensington Mansions, Nevern Square and Philbeach Gardens are built around impressive formal garden settings (access limited to key holding residents). Collingham Road and Harrington Road, also have some unique buildings, many of them very large and currently used as Embassies. A little further north, just south of the Cromwell Road, the tranquil conservation area comprising Childs Place, Kenway Road, Wallgrave Road and Redfield Lane contains fine examples of more modest terraced townhouses painted in pastel shades in a very picturesque setting with some fine floral displays. Earls Court is within easy walking distance of High Street Kensington, Holland Park, Kensington Gardens/Hyde Park, the Royal Albert Hall, Imperial College, the Natural History, Science and Victoria and Albert Museums.
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