Kenway Village Area Guide

Punk group from California, primarily consisting of twin brothers Wyatt and Fletcher Shears.

Dance your way to Dolce Nightclub this Friday for a night of Club Classics, RnB, and Hip-Hop, with cocktails flowing 'til 3am.

After almost 40 years of showcasing real rockets and spacecraft, don't miss your last chance to see this out-of-this-world gallery! From rockets to satellites, probes to landers, this unforgettable gallery has invited millions of visitors to experience the astounding scientific and technological innovations that have made space exploration possible. You can see a full-sized replica of Eagle—the lander that took astronauts Armstrong and Aldrin to the Moon in 1969—and get a unique insight into the history of rockets, then discover how we are able to live in space, from breathing to eating to going to the toilet. Not only that, but you’ll be able to view the Soyuz TMA-19M descent module that safely carried astronauts Tim Peake, Yuri Malenchenko and Tim Kopra back from the International Space Station. Discover these and many more captivating objects charting humankind's endeavours to explore the stars. Book your free museum admission tickets today Exploring Space will partially close from 16 May 2025. The north side of the gallery with lots of exciting space exhibits and objects will still be available to see, before the gallery fully closes on 2 June 2025 as part of preparations for a new Space gallery which will open in autumn 2025. Don't miss out! Embark on the exciting free Exploring Space trail inspired by Disney & Pixar’s new film Elio ! 16 May-2 June Free Visitors can ignite their curiosity about the cosmos with our new free Exploring Space trail , in collaboration with Disney and Pixar’s new film ‘Elio’, to celebrate its release in cinemas 20 June. Visitors can channel their inner space explorer for a trail that’s truly out of this world. Inspired by the film, this free trail can be collected from the entrance to Exploring Space and will take visitors on a journey to find game-changing space objects. By submitting the completed trail, visitors will be in with a chance to be the lucky winner of a glamping adventure under the stars in a geodome, and a goody bag of Science Museum gifts. Find out more on the trail webpage Space Toilet Tales Saturday 24 May – Sunday 1 June Free See a replica space toilet and discover how astronauts go to the toilet in space and how that might change in the future in these fun sessions with a Science Museum Explainer. Taking place daily during May Half Term, this is your chance to ask the all-important questions about going to the loo in space.

Mark your calendars for 7-8 June for an unforgettable weekend celebrating science and the arts in South Kensington, packed with free events for all ages. Imperial College London are once again partnering with iconic institutions like the Natural History Museum, Science Museum, V&A, the Royal Albert Hall (and many more) to bring you hundreds of hands-on workshops, exciting exhibits and installations, fascinating talks, and a wide range of performances.

Original raver, Louise, wonders how she went from ecstasy-taking idealist to respectable, disillusioned, suburban mum? Meet Molly and Brian as, triggered by her daughter's anti-drugs homework and at peak mid-life crisis, Louise flashes back to the early 90s rave scene. A story of rave remembrance, coming of age and mid-life awakening. Pick of The Fringe - Sell Out - 5 Star - Comedy on Tour 2025 "Will leave you uplifted entertained and wondering what your mum was up to in 1993" EdFringe Review Second Summer of Love was inspired by STERNS nightclub in Worthing. Press from Yvonne Arnaud, Mill Studio 2023: ★★★★★ “I absolutely loved this play... overwhelming energy...excellent cast” London Theatre 1 Press from Edinburgh Fringe 2022 ★★★★ “Warm and witty, uplifting and sunny” – Broadway Baby ★★★★ “A superb perfromance” - Lost in Theatreland, Amy Rye ★★★★ “Happisburgh is captivating”, “A fresh perspective to discussion about recreational drug use” “An impressive performer seamlessly shifting between different characters” EdFringe Review - Anna Gardner ★★★★ “A joyous celebration of 90's rave culture” “Ingenious music and movement sequences" EdFringe Review Jess Painter ★★★★ “A vivid protagonist played with boundless energy” - Fringe Biscuit Chris Neville-Smith’s “Pick of the Fringe” 2022 “Gem of a show about rave culture – grab a ticket now” Omid Djalili “Absolutely loved Second Summer of Love… one for all the ravers (and ex-ravers!)” Matt Quinton, BBC Originally developed in collaboration with Pants on Fire and showcased at the SHORTS festival 2020

Pallavi presents an evening of Bharatanatyam exploring the different facets of love A heroines confessions to her friend about her king whom she longs to be with, a courtesan reprimanding her lover for seducing her with clever words but hollow promises, and a wife spending one last night with her husband before he departs for war. Joining Pallavi on stage will be a distinguished musical ensemble led by Sri. Mavin Khoo. Nattuvangam by Sri Mavin Khoo Vocals by Sri. Vamshikrishna Vishnudas Mridangam by Sri. Prathap Ramachandra Flute by Sri. Vijay Venkat. About the artist: Art and aesthetics form the warp and weft of the fabric of Pallavis life. She began dancing almost right from the start - learning both Bharatanatyam and Mohiniyattam from her mother, Smt. Shalini Shivashankar (who is the Director of the Upahaar School of Dance in London, UK). She deepened her immersion into natya under the guidance of teachers at the Bharata Kalanjali School of Natya, Chennai founded by Natyachaaryas, the Dhananjayans as well as with Smt. Bragha Bessell. Since 2020, Pallavi has studied and performed under the mentorship and guidance of Sri Mavin Khoo. It is an artistic relationship that has refined her technique, added nuance to her understanding and continues to peel back layers of the art form.