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All just Events (25)
October 4Tuesday
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London Destroyed
October 4, 2016 from 12:30pm to 1:30pm – Barbican Library London has been destroyed in fiction many times, whether by flood, fire, war or alien invasion. Footprints of London guide Rob Smith will look at the reasons authors have felt the need to bring disas… Organized by Helen Tremaine | Type: free, lunchtime, talk, -, just, turn, up
December 6Tuesday
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Revealing the Charterhouse – the making of a London Landmark
December 6, 2016 from 12:30pm to 1:30pm – Barbican Library, Barbican Centre level 2 Barbican Library Tuesday 6th December 12.30-1.30 Free – just turn up The Charterhouse is a local architectural treasure as well as home to a community of Brothers who benefit from the charity esta… Organized by Helen Tremaine | Type: free, lunchtime, talk, -, just, turn, up
April 19Wednesday
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Catholics in the City - Free talk 12.30 - 19.4.17
April 19, 2017 from 12:30pm to 1:30pm – Barbican Library According to Tony Tucker’s Visitor’s Guide to the City of London Churches, there are forty Anglican churches in the City, and only one Roman Catholic church. But do these statistics give a true pictu… Organized by Helen Tremaine | Type: free, -, just, turn, up
May 3Wednesday
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Music and Book Lovers - pop along to 'Shine on Marquee Moon' author event
May 3, 2017 from 7pm to 8pm – Barbican Library SHINE ON MARQUEE MOON Music writer Zoë Howe will be chatting about her debut rock 'n' roll novel 'Shine On, Marquee Moon' with the inimitable Mark Hart (Rock 'n' Roll Book Club, Waterstones). Pub… Organized by Helen Tremaine | Type: free, -, just, turn, up, (doors, open, 6pm)
May 17Wednesday
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The British Spy Novel
May 17, 2017 from 12:30pm to 12:30pm – Barbican Library, Barbican Centre Truth is often stranger than fiction. Dr Richard Pearson’s illustrated talk will look at various novels published in the UK from 1900 to the present and provide explanations of technical terms includ… Organized by Helen Tremaine | Type: free, lunchtime, talk, -, just, turn, up
October 3Tuesday
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An African Journey: The Americas and Africa before and after Columbus to 1838
October 3, 2017 from 6pm to 7pm – Barbican Library, Barbican Centre Barbican Library Join author Barbara Ellis for this interactive session which allows the audience to reflect on what they already know about The Americas and Africa before and after Columbus, as well… Organized by Helen Tremaine | Type: free, –, just, turn, up
October 11Wednesday
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The City by the Book
October 11, 2017 from 12:30pm to 1:30pm – Barbican Library, Barbican Centre Charlotte Bronte loved it, Alexander Pope hated it. Known mainly as a place for money making and trade, the narrow alleyways of the City also gave birth to writers and poets. It either charmed or r… Organized by Helen Tremaine | Type: free, –, just, turn, up
November 30Thursday
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Improve your productivity during the day and sleep at night
November 30, 2017 from 12:30pm to 1:30pm – Barbican Library Learn how to: ¨ use your time more efficiently during the day ¨ become more productive by increasing your focus ¨ wind down properly at the end of the day and calm down your mind ready for sleep. B… Organized by Helen Tremaine | Type: free, talk, -, just, turn, up
December 13Wednesday
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Art of stained glass in the City of London
December 13, 2017 from 12:30pm to 1:30pm – Barbican Library Join Alexandra Epps, City of London Guide and Tate Guide, for an illustrated talk about the fascinating post-war stained glass to be found within some of the historic churches of Sir Christopher Wren… Organized by Helen Tremaine | Type: free, talk, -, just, turn, up
May 17Friday
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Regency Outrage
May 17, 2019 from 12:30pm to 1:30pm – Barbican Library Spencer Perceval Prime Minister was shot dead in May 1812. The assassin's gun was purchased round the corner from Barbican. Lester Hillman will explore the Regency drama and the local links many of w… Organized by Helen Tremaine | Type: free, talk, -, just, turn, up
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