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The Royal Horseguards,
2 Whitehall Court,
London. SW1A 2EJ
Tel: 0871 376 9033
2 Whitehall Court,
London. SW1A 2EJ
Tel: 0871 376 9033
+44 845 305 8332
Fax: 0871 376 9133+44 845 305 8371
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Today's Weather
in London °C or °F02 Sep Thu
Periods of clouds and sunshine
High Temperature:20
Low Temperature:11
03 Sep Fri
Intervals of clouds and sun
High Temperature:21
Low Temperature:8
04 Sep Sat
Partly sunny
High Temperature:21
Low Temperature:12
05 Sep Sun
A couple of morning showers
High Temperature:21
Low Temperature:11
06 Sep Mon
Partly sunny
High Temperature:21
Low Temperature:14
What's on?
Kids Week
Every year the average age of the audience in London's theatres plummets during Kids Week. Children from five up to 16 years old flock to an unrivalled selection of plays and musicals - either at greatly reduced prices or absolutely free!
First Thursdays
On the first Thursday of every month, more than 80 of East London's art galleries stay open until 9pm. Heavyweight galleries such as the White Cube and the Barbican participate alongside smaller independent exhibition spaces, and many stage special events.
Zimfest
Held at London's Clapham Grand by the charitable organisation WEZIMBABWE, the annual Zimfest celebrates all things Zimbabwean. Expats and those just up for a good party come and enjoy the braai, sports, cold beer and excellent live music.
Saturday Matinée Proms
In addition to hosting the BBC Proms Monday lunchtime chamber concerts, in 2010 the Cadogan Hall hosts five Saturday Prom matinées. Starting with Bach's Brandenburg Concertos, they include a nod to birthday-boy Schumann and contemporary music.
BBC Proms - Week Seven
Great orchestras from Prague and Berlin - both conducted by British Knights - top and tail the Proms' penultimate week. Two opera companies are also bound for the Royal Albert Hall: Glyndebourne in its annual visit and the Early Opera Company.
