Since my old blog post (written in 2013, updated in 2016) has links that are out of date I thought it was time to give this a bit of a refresh and add some new venues.
There are ~62 venues listed here and I seem to have been to events at 41 of them, so a few more to visit!
Science and culture
- Academy of Medical Sciences: Events
- Barts Pathology Museum: Events | Eventbrite page
- Blackheath Scientific Society: Programme
- Chelsea Physic Garden: What's on
- Geological Society: Public Lectures 2025
- Gresham College: What's on
- Hampstead Scientific Society: Talks
- Highgate Literary & Scientific Institution: What's on
- Horniman Museum: What's on
- Hunterian Museum (surgery etc): What's on
- Kew Gardens (the KMIS lectures are a treat, info about where they're held can be found on their Eventbrite page): What's on
- Imperial College: Events
- Institute of Physics: Events (filtered for public / family / STEM professionals)
- Linnean Society: Upcoming events
- Natural History Museum: What's on
- Old Operating Theatre Museum and Herb Garrett: Events
- Old Royal Naval College: Homepage (scroll down for talks and events, e.g. 20th January celebrates Luke Jerram's Mars)
- RI - Royal Institution: What's on
- Richmond Scientific Society: programme
- Royal Astronomical Society: Public lectures & events
- Royal Geographical Society w IBG: Events / Upcoming events (London | online)
- Royal Museums Greenwich (National Maritime / Royal Observatory): What's On | Planetarium shows
- Royal Society of Chemistry: Events (filtered for South East / schools etc)
- Royal Society of Medicine: Events | Public Engagement Programme
- RS - Royal Society: Public events
- Salter's Institute (chemistry): Events
- Science Gallery London: What's on
- Science Museum: See and do
- South London Botanical Institute: Events
- The Crick: What's on | Public events
- UCL (University College London): Lunchtime Lectures
- Wellcome Trust (Wellcome Collection): What's On | Events
- Worshipful Society of Apothecaries of London: Events list
Music, film and arts culture
- Antique Beat / A Curious Invitation / Salon for the City: | Eventbrite page
- Barbican: What's on
- BFI: What's on (inc IMAX and London Film Festival info) | Previews and events
- Blackheath Halls: What's on
- Blackheath Society: Events
- British Academy: Lectures
- British Library: What's on | All events
- British Museum: Exhibitions and events
- Cafe Oto: Events
- Cinema Museum: Homepage | Spring Season 2025 | Kennington Bioscope
- Centre of the Cell: Events
- Century Club: The Soho Series (with Antique Beat and A Curious Invitation) | Events
- Conway Hall: What's on
- Design Museum: What's on | Talks, courses & workshops
- Garden Cinema: Homepage / What's on
- Guildhall Library: Eventbrite page
- Horse Hospital: What's on
- ICA: Upcoming
- Iklectik: What's on
- Interesting Conference: Interesting 2025
- In The Dark Radio - A celebration of stories told through sound
- King's Place: What's On
- London Month of the Dead (see also Antique Beat): Homepage (every October)
- Lost Lectures: Events
- Morley College: Events | Penny Lectures
- National Gallery: Events
- National Portrait Gallery: Events
- QMUL (Queen Mary University of London): Events
- Regent Street Cinema: Homepage
- Roundhouse: What's on
- Royal Academy of Arts: Events | Exhibitions
- Royal Academy of Music: What's on
- Royal Albert Hall: What's on: everything
- Royal Institute of Navigation: Community Calendar
- RSA - Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce: Upcoming events | Public talks
- Shakespeare's Globe & Sam Wanamaker Playhouse (candle lit): What's on
- Society of Antiquaries of London: Events
- Somerset House: What's on
- Southbank Centre: What's on
- St Bride Foundation: What's on
- The Charterhouse: What's on
- The Courtauld: What's on
- V&A - Victoria and Albert Museum: What's on
- Wallace Collection: Events
- Wilton's Music Hall: What's on
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