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Grab a free burger at Fat Hippo, Shoreditchīurger restaurant mini-chain Fat Hippo opens its first London restaurant on Friday, and is giving away free burgers to celebrate. Bubi Canal, Leonard Suryajaya, Nyugen Smith, Thandiwe Muriu, Stephen Tayo and Thy Tran's photos challenge historical and culturally biased tropes and stereotypes by presenting an alternative world view. NOW Gallery in North Greenwich opens its latest exhibition, Human Stories: The Satirists, a group show by emerging photographers exploring the concept of satire through photography. Work by more than 100 photographers from around the world is on display, across categories including portraiture, fine art, wildlife, architecture, fashion, nature, travel, sport, reportage and landscape.
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Ogle great snaps at The London Photo Showįor the seventh consecutive year, the free-entry London Photo Show pitches up at Bargehouse Gallery at OXO Tower Wharf, displaying photos by both amateur and professional photographers. Visit Gaia at Southwark Cathedral, free-£5, 11-29 October. To see Gaia at Southwark Cathedral, you can book a daytime slot (free), or an evening opening on selected nights (£5) to see the installation glowing. It recreates the Overview Effect, which leaves astronauts feeling a sense of awe as they look down on the planet, and a renewed sense of responsibility for taking care of the environment. The travelling artwork is covered in detailed imagery of the Earth's surface from NASA, and though it's fascinating to look at, it has a serious aim too. Luke Jerram's Gaia, a seven-metre-wide, 3D recreation of the Earth takes up residence in Southwark Cathedral for much of October.
Visit Brixton Library and be whisked on a journey through African history, from ancient times, up to the modern day.Īfrican History with Robin Walker. There's a wealth of events going on in London to celebrate Black History Month, one of which is this free talk by Robin Walker, "The Black History Man" - considered the UK's most pre-eminent African scholar. On Monday 10 October, head to Bounce Old Street from 4.30pm and Bounce Farringdon from 8.30pm, quote the code: "PING PONG MIND STRONG", and they'll let you play for nada.įree ping pong at Bounce in Old Street and Farringdon, 10 October. Ping pong is great for your mental health apparently, and to mark World Mental Health Day, both branches of Bounce are offering free ping pong games.
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