Hillmarton Conservation Area Area Guide

Step into a world of infinite possibilities at DNA VR, London's premier VR arcades! With over 40 single and multiplayer games to choose from in an Arcade session, leave reality behind and immerse yourself in a whole host of thrilling adventures. Take on hordes of zombies, engage in epic laser tag battles, or dive into the ocean's depths - the choice is yours. For a whole new level of immersion, why not try out the Premium Free Roaming session? With no wires to hold you back, you and your team can fully interact with the virtual world and take on challenges that will leave you on the edge of your seat. Team up in groups of two to four and fight off robots, defend against zombies and even escape a medieval dragon. Adventure awaits, get your tickets now for Virtual Reality Experience at DNA VR London!

Welcome to NYT's Casting Big Weekender! Across 2 days NYT Members will be working in groups with a Director & Assistant Director to create a sharing of a devised piece of work. We'd love to for you to join us as an audience to support our brilliant company of NYT Members. The anticipated running time for this event is 1 hour. Everyone is welcome at this performance, and we take a relaxed approach to movement and noise in the audience. Please ensure you are booking a ticket for the correct group that your young person is performing in. If you book tickets for the wrong performance by mistake, we can't guarantee that we'll be able to swap you to the correct one. If you have any questions about this event or NYT's Casting Opportunities please contact the team on casting@nyt.org.uk

Superfecta - Formed in late 2013 in South London, Superfecta is now in it\`s tenth year, forging a path as one of the finest exponents of modern grunge & metal around. Basharan - "Basharan's sound is an eclectic mix of heavy blues rock and psychedelia, with metal and prog influences creeping in.'' The trio captivate audiences with their explosive live performances, delivering a high energy, electrifying experience that transcends musical boundaries. CULT PYTHON \- jagged rock n roll from the mild mild west Kill The Kid \- Forged in the heat of the 2020 lockdowns, Kill The Kid was formed by singer songwriter Jed Kid (aka Gadd) and joined by Andy Basiola on guitars. Having some time on their hands (thanks Covid) the pair buckled down and released Kill The Kid's debut single “Don’t Follow” and shortly after their self-titled EP. Artists: We are always interested in hearing from talented artists. If you’d like to play at our future events, please get in touch at realsounds.uk. Note: 18+ ID required. These events frequently sell out so we recommend buying tickets in advance. Refunds: Tickets are for the full event and not for individual artists. If an artist cancels your tickets are still valid for the event. We cannot offer refunds. Presented by REAL This is an 18+ event

Gabriel Faur - Lhorizon chimrique, opus 118 Claude Debussy - Lenfant prodigue: Rcit et Air dAzal Mel Bonis - Srnade, opus 46. Allons prier! Ccile Chaminade - Les Sylvains, opus 60. L'absente Augusta Holms - Trianon Lili Boulanger - Clairires dans le ciel Georges Bizet - Mlodies, opus 21 John Gyeantey - tenor Joana Ly - violin Martin Andr piano TICKET PRICES Premium Seating: Early Bird 25, Advance 29, on the day 33 Standard Seating: Early Bird 20, Advance 24, on the day 28 Children: Premium 5, Standard FREE. LIMITED AVAILABILITY Under 25s: Standard 10. LIMITED AVAILABILITY

Get ready to experience some of the finest comedians in the country at your friendly neighbourhood comedy club! Our next few shows include Live at the Apollo smashers Maisie Adam and Darren Harriott and most anarchic daft metalhead on the circuit, Andrew O'Neill. They'll be joined on stage by a hilarious lineup of support acts and MC Ben Van der Velde. Get your tickets now for Good Ship Comedy Nights in London!

Although better known today for its contribution to the visual arts, Italian Futurism was in fact founded and led by a poet - Filippo Tommaso Marinetti. The many writers who gravitated toward the movement went on to produce a body of work that was as groundbreaking as that of its painters. Futurism and the Origins of Experimental Poetry charts the distinct phases through which Futurist poetry passed, with a particular focus on those forms of experimentation that reflected the movement’s desire to “redouble the expressive force of words” by emphasising and exploiting the visual and/or sonic dimensions of language.