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FREE Photography Lates + Social

FREE Photography Lates + Social

Fri, May 15, 5:30 PM
From LGBTQ Culture Lovers - London
4.7

[Follow this link for free tickets, though the gallery normally doesn't ask for them](https://thephotographersgallery.org.uk/whats-on) _Please let me know if it's sold out and I'll give you my spare ticket_ Join us for a visit to the gallery's latest exhibitions: **We Others** An intimate exhibition bringing together Donna Gottschalk’s tender documentation of queer life and texts by Hélène Giannecchini **Deutsche Börse Photography Prize 2026** The shortlisted artists are Jane Evelyn Atwood, Weronika Gęsicka , Amak Mahmoodian and Rene Matić. **Connection Established: Digital Folklore and Web Craft** Celebrating the new generation of artists who are reclaiming the internet through DIY web craft and zine-making. **Social from 8pm** Upstairs at the Kings Arms pub in Poland Street _See comments below for updates_

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FREE The Coming of Age Exhibition

FREE The Coming of Age Exhibition

Sun, Jun 7, 1:00 PM
From LGBTQ Culture Lovers - London
4.7

[Follow this link for more info, no tickets needed](https://wellcomecollection.org/exhibitions/the-coming-of-age) ‘The Coming of Age’ explores experiences and perceptions of ageing, from adolescence to later life, and asks how societies can adapt for us all to age better. Across the globe, people are living longer. One in ten children in the UK are expected to live beyond the age of 100. But who gets to live longer and ‘age well’? This exhibition explores how experiences of age are shaped by our environment, culture and society. ‘The Coming of Age’ features more than 120 artworks and objects, including historical artefacts and works by contemporary artists. We will join the free intro tour at 14:15 if it's running, then visit by ourselves and you can also check the 'Being Human' permanent exhibition afterwards. When you finish, meet us at the cafe to socialise, if full we will go to a venue nearby. _See comments below for updates_

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FREE Deutsche Bank Collection Art Tour [WAITLIST]

FREE Deutsche Bank Collection Art Tour [WAITLIST]

Wed, Jun 10, 4:45 PM
From LGBTQ Culture Lovers - London
4.7

[Follow this link to register for free](https://dbwm.eventogy.com/c/moorfieldsarttours/welcome) _You will need to bring Photo ID_ Curator led tours of the Deutsche Bank Collection take place in their London headquarters. All tours include a talk about the history and philosophy of the collection, a discussion about their main areas of activity and a guided tour of the reception spaces and meeting rooms in 21 Moorfields. The collection supports **new** artistic talent and original ideas, concentrating on works on paper and photography by international **contemporary** artists. [More about the art collection](https://country.db.com/uk/art/the-uk-collection) Followed by social at a nearby venue. _See comments below for updates_ *Limited capacity event: no-shows will be waitlisted to prioritise committed members*

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IN OTHER WORLDS immersive exhibition then coffee and cake 🍰

IN OTHER WORLDS immersive exhibition then coffee and cake 🍰

Sat, May 23, 1:30 PM
From London Art Lovers
4.8

🔮 **Join us as we explore Barbican’s new immersive exhibition, a major work by Liam Young, blending film, sound, design and storytelling.** Please book your ticket on the link below for the 23rd May at 2.45pm (we will meet at 2.30 and will wait 15mins for everyone to arrive) 🎫 ** [Book your ticket here.](https://tickets.barbican.org.uk/choose-seats/3431214)** About: The show presents immersive, imagined futures shaped by real-world technology and climate challenges. Rather than dystopia, it invites us to explore the possibilities ahead, offering a thought-provoking glimpse into how today’s choices might shape tomorrow’s world. **We will meet by the information desk, near the entrance and will wait 10-15mins for everyone to arrive.** ☕️ We will take about 1 hour to go through the exhibit then we will go for coffee somewhere inside the Barbican.

Everyone welcome 😊

Important to note:

1. We typically socialise at cafés after the exhibit, nice, independent ones, not chains and not at pubs. If the event is late on a Saturday we go to a nice bar/pub for drinks after. This meetup is inclusive and everyone is welcome to join.
2. If you get there before everyone and you're not sure what to do or where we are, post a comment on here and I will let you know our whereabouts.
3. Once we go in we may separate, feel free to explore the exhibit by yourself, we don't have to be together. Some people like chatting to others while exploring and other people prefer to be with their own thoughts. You are welcome to express yourself and do whatever helps you feel free.

4. If you are late or if you’ve booked for an earlier or later time don’t worry just go in and you’ll find us inside. Keep an eye on the comments as I’ll be posting updates.

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The Music Is Black: A British Story

The Music Is Black: A British Story

Sat, May 16, 1:00 PM
From Black Art Enthusiasts Collective
4.8

**Join us for an exciting Art Exhibition hosted by the Black Art Enthusiasts Collective** **This is not a free event details on how to purchase tickets below.** **The Music is Black: A British Story:** 125 years of Black music-making in Britain. This landmark exhibition will reveal how Black British music has shaped British culture. Spanning four continents and 12 decades, this is a story of excellence and struggle, resilience and joy. [Purchase tickets here](https://www.vam.ac.uk/exhibitions/the-music-is-black-a-british-story) **After exploring the exhibition we will have a discussion after.** **Please arrive promptly at 13.45 pm to go in at 2pm**

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Sat 25 April 🌳 Visit Perivale Wood (£5.50 ticket via their website)

Sat 25 April 🌳 Visit Perivale Wood (£5.50 ticket via their website)

Sat, Apr 25, 8:50 AM
From Frame by Frame - Photography Community

**Photo Walk: Perivale Wood (Natural Reserve) Open Day (Sat 25 April). Gates open at 10am so we aim to meet at 9.50am and enter the park at 10am on the dot.** **Very Important** - Tickets must be purchased online in advance via their website: [https://selbornesociety.org.uk/](https://selbornesociety.org.uk/) **Price: £5.50** - Very limited availability, so book early to secure your spot Perivale Wood opens its gates only a handful of times each year, and Saturday 25 April is one of those rare chances to explore one of London’s oldest private nature reserves with a camera in hand. **We’ll meet at the entrance:** **Rear of 36 / 38 Sunley Gardens, Perivale, UB6 7PE** Once inside, expect ancient woodland, spring colour, quiet paths, and the kind of calm that feels miles away from West London—even though it’s right on our doorstep. This is a relaxed, photography‑friendly visit: all cameras welcome, from phones to medium format. Whether you’re shooting nature, textures, colour, or just enjoying a slow walk with fellow photographers, this is a lovely chance to experience Perivale Wood at its best.

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