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Registration Portal: [Event Registration Portal](https://luma.com/cclondon26?utm_source=sherif) About Event ​"Why are there no coffeeshops open late? But what if I want to co-work at night?!?" - everyone on Twitter ​Cerebras is excited to present, Cafe Compute. The first, late-night pop-up coffeeshop with a barista bar ☕️, cozy snacks and couches 🛋️, and more. ​​​​​​This event is brought to you in collaboration with OpenAI. ​​Cerebras is the world’s fastest AI inference, up to 15x faster than leading GPUs. Cerebras Inference is powered by our Wafer-Scale Engine (WSE-3) - the world's largest AI chip. Experience the speed for yourself with OpenAI Codex-Spark, powered on Cerebras, and get free compute at cerebras.ai. Location Please register to see the exact location of this event.

**LEXHAM CHAMBER CONCERTS** Lexham Gardens. W8 5JR *In aid of Parkinson’s Charities* Tuesday 7th April at 7:15pm presents Keith Williams (‘cello) and Sarah Rasmussen (Piano) The programme (yet to be finalised) will include some works from the sets they prepared for the competition (but not exclusively from these): Prokofiev Cello Sonata Beethoven 7 Variations in Eb Major Britten Solo Cello Suite I overheard Keith and Sarah practising in my room for the “Classic Cello” International Competition at the RCM, and my immediate thought was “I wonder they would be willing…” They were and have kindly offered to play for us on April 7th, the night before they return to the US. Paraphrasing Keith’s comment on his preparation for the competition: “It’s not as tidy as I would like because of the relatively short preparation time\* – but I hope the music is there” (and, yes, it is). Biographies may be found at [https://www.friedmusic.com/full-bio-keith-williams](https://www.friedmusic.com/full-bio-keith-williams) and [https://www.sarahrasmussen.com/about](https://www.sarahrasmussen.com/about) \*and his teaching as adjunct professor Biola University Suggested donations: Concert £25, Post-concert buffet and drink £18 NB Suggested donations are not an obligatory amount... Online to: [https://www.parkinsons.org.uk/donate](https://www.parkinsons.org.uk/donate) Click “In celebration of a special occasion” (twice?) Celebration Reference = “Lexham” Date = 7 April 2026 or Cash at the venue - gift-aid forms available

ATTEND IN PERSON OR ONLINE This event is sponsored by the Royal institute of Philosophy. Lecture and discussion! See you there? For the full programme of events pls see pfalondon.org

Music Franz Liszt An intoxicating mix of dangerous desires, family secrets and political intrigue spirals into a royal disaster in Kenneth MacMillan’s psychologically thrilling ballet, inspired by real life events.

Join us at the first Museum Depot open days of the year to discover how transport icons have shaped London and its identity over the last 200 years. 2026 is a year of milestones: marking 120 years of the Bakerloo line, 70 years since the celebrated red Routemaster bus hit the capital’s streets and 10 years of the Night Tube. The Museum Depot is a treasure trove of transport history, usually closed to the public. Spend the day exploring our storehouse and discover the stories behind these milestone moments. **What’s happening** * **Hands-on fun**: get creative with drop-in activities designed for all ages * **Historic vehicles**: see iconic trains like the 1927 standard stock and 1938 stock or unique buses such as the Routemaster RM1 and RM2 * **Interactive demos**: watch live demonstrations of rare signalling equipment * **Unique art**: explore our one-of-a-kind art and poster collection Don’t miss your chance to celebrate icons of London’s past in one of the UK’s only museum stores that opens to the public. **Read more here:** [here](https://www.ltmuseum.co.uk/whats-on/depot-open-days/icons-london) **MEET DETAILS:** **10:20am: MEET at DEPOT ENTRANCE** **Address:** 2 Museum Way, 118-120 Gunnersbury Ln, Acton W3 9BQ **10.30am: ENTER DEPOT TOGETHER** We have a plan to meet for food/coffee after the event. Details will be confirmed later. **TICKETS:** **You MUST buy a ticket before you sign up to this event.** **Tickets** Adult: £19 / £18 concession / £15.50 local resident **Please book entrance for Sunday 12th April at 10.30 [here](https://bookings.ltmuseum.co.uk/events/019b22ec-baad-0ad4-a9e1-0be2126e624f).** There are limited tickets and they WILL sell out fast once on general publicised release - so please book asap. Please let Clare/Chris know if they’ve run out and we haven’t noticed so we can close RSVPs! **EVENT WHATSAPP GROUP:** Please join the event WhatsApp group to help you find the group on the day. Link will be posted in the Event Comments at least 48 hours before the event. *NB* *Joining this WhatsApp group will make your phone number visible to other members in the group.* **IMPORTANT NOTE:** Please change your RSVP if you no longer attend this event. We remove members from the LoMAZ Meetup group who: * RSVP as 'Going' but then do not show up three times in a row. * RSVP as 'Going' but then change their RSVP to 'No' five times in a row. * Are on the Waitlist or who have not RSVPd, but turn up anyway. Thank you for your interest in the group & being part of LoMAZ.

Join Tim on a walk through one of the most beautiful of London's parklands at the most beautiful time of year. Wanstead Park was once the grounds of one of the greatest houses in eighteenth century England, the home of the Tylney family who made their fortune from the East India Company. It was the second largest in England after Blenheim Palace and the grounds swept down to the River Roding. Its history was much older: a Roman villa was discovered here and a later manor house was once used as a prison for Mary, Queen of Scots. It was the scene of one of the great scandals of Regency England when Catherine Tylney-Long, the richest heiress in Britain, married a dissolute rake, a nephew of the Duke of Wellington. In ten years, he managed to spend her fortune and the house was demolished to pay off his debts. Today it remains a spectacularly beautiful park with one of the best displays of bluebells in London. There's a grade 1 listed Georgian church along the way along with Regency stables. The park is a haven for wildlife with kingfishers, owls, woodpeckers and teal all having been spotted. NB: The paths in the park may be a bit muddy and uneven. We meet at 10.45 in Joice Cafe, close to Wanstead tube station (Central Line), to start walking at 11 and we'll return to a pub close by a couple of hours later. My phone for emergencies is 07846899I56. Cost is £12,payable cash on the day, by card, by PayPal (timpotter53@gmail.com) or bank transfer (08-90-33, 07162019).

Location: Warren Street underground station. Time: 18:00 Cost: £2 meetup fee + your own food & drink. We will take a walk down Drummond Street which is full of Indian food restaurants and decide which one to eat in - I have the final say if we can't decide!!! After eating we'll head to a nearby Pub for a drink and chat.

We will meet at Thamara Cafe which is outside Benfleet Station at 10.45 am, for a hot drink, {to get to the cafe when you get off the train go down the steps, go through the ticket barrier on the left, as you come out of the station, the cafe is on your left}. (if you need the toilet, the mens' is as you get off the train, the ladies is on the opposite platform}. After our hot drink at 11.30 am, we will follow the coastal path which runs along the Thames estuary to Leigh on Sea, passing the ruins of Hadleigh Castle on the way. Benfleet to Leigh on Sea {as image above} is about 2 hours walk, with no toilets en route. We will arrive at the picturesque seaside town of Leigh on Sea, where we will stop for lunch. There is an excellent fish and chip shop here and also pubs with a range of food. The Peterboat Inn is highly recommended and has indoor and outdoor seating overlooking the waterfront, After our lunch stop, we will continue along the coastal path which runs along the seafront from Leigh on Sea to Southend pier, where the walk ends Total walking distance around 8 miles. Lots to see in Southend itself, including the famous pier - the longest in the world at 1.5 miles. Anybody wishing to extend the walk can There is a Wetherspoons (The Last Post) a couple of hundred yards along Southend High Street opposite Southend Central station, from where we get the train back to London. Anybody wishing to leave the walk early can catch trains back to London from Leigh on Sea. It is recommended You get the 9.50am c2c train from Fenchurch Street which arrives at Benfleet at approx 10.34, calling at Limehouse, West Ham, ( 9.59 am} Barking (10.05 am} and Upminster {10.13 am} for connections with the DLR and tube. Purchase return ticket to Southend Central. For those with the London over 60 oyster card , you need only book a return from Upminster. If you are 65 and over you can purchase for £7 a C2C day rover and you can get this ticket at any C2C railway station. If you are under 65, you can buy a return ticket Upminster to Southend Central cost £10.50 ( There is no time restrictions on Over 60 oyster or freedom passes on bank holidays.} If you walk slow. or have a knee problem this walk is not for you. If you need any more details please Paul on 07530 675739. (Not a smart phone) JOIN OUR 45+ NOT GRUMPY FACEBOOK COMMUNITY £7 meet up fee required {please have the right change}. <[https://www.facebook.com/45plusnotgrumpy/](https://www.facebook.com/45plusnotgrumpy/)>

Come with me on a enjoyable walk along The River Thames, along the Thames Path walking the Greenwich Circular distance 8 miles approx. We will meet in the Gate clock {Wetherspoons this is next to the Cutty Sark DLR Station} at 10.45 am for a hot drink, leaving at 11. 15 am to start our walk.. We will follow the Thames Path to North Greenwich, and get the cable car {as above} to take us over to Victoria Dock. Lunch will be at Trinity Buoy Wharf {or you can bring your own}. After lunch we will walk along the Thames Path to Island Gardens and walk through the Greenwich Foot Tunnel, and then back to the Gateclock Pub for a drink. Time will be given to take photographs. £7 meet fee required please have the right amount. Please note: This walk is on concrete paths, so trainers, would be OK to wear. \*JOIN OUR 45+ NOT GRUMPY FACEBOOK COMMUNITY \* <[https://www.facebook.com/45plusnotgrumpy/](https://www.facebook.com/45plusnotgrumpy/)>

. 🎬 Movie Night You, Me & Tuscany Join us for a cinematic escape to the sun-drenched vineyards and romantic landscapes of Italy as we gather to watch You, Me & Tuscany, the new feel-good romantic comedy starring Halle Bailey and Regé‑Jean Page. Set against the breathtaking beauty of Tuscany, the film follows a spirited young woman whose impulsive decision to stay in a Tuscan villa leads to unexpected adventure, heartfelt moments, and a romance she never saw coming. Expect an evening filled with: 🍿 A beautiful cinematic escape to Italy 🍷 Relaxed social vibes and great conversation ✨ A feel-good romantic story perfect for movie lovers Whether you’re a fan of romantic comedies, stunning travel settings, or simply enjoy experiencing great films with great people, this will be a perfect night to unwind and connect. Come ready to relax, laugh, and be transported to Tuscany for the evening. Follow Black Love & Friends on [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/share/17oXQtZz36/) and [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/blackloveandfriends?igsh=djVrYnhqeG5nMjBx) to stay connected and be the first to hear about upcoming dimnets, social gatherings, and other exciting member-only events.

***Join us for a behind-the-scenes look at Wyandotte Winery!*** Discover where local wines are crafted, and gain insights into the making of small-batch wines. Learn about the interesting history of Wyandotte Winery and the unique aspects that make it a local gem. **Highlights:** • Guided tour of the wine cellar and details on our wine-making process • Historical overview of Wyandotte Winery - and updates on What's New at the winery! • Opportunity to taste our current wine selection • Ask questions and interact with the Wyandotte team **Start Times**: 1:00 PM, other times by request. **Cost:** $10 (includes 1 glass of wine). Pay at the door **Parking:** usually best to park one block down the road in the church parking lot. 2 minute walk. **Note:** Touring the cellar requires taking one flight of stairs. After your tour, feel free to join us for a Fired Up Pizza or winery small plate! Whether you're a wine enthusiast or just curious, this tour will enhance your appreciation for wine and small-batch winemaking. Cheers!!![🍷]()

AI is changing how art is made. But when does it stop being your work and start being the machine’s? This month we're going to be doing a panel with with digital image, music, and written word artists, talking about at what point, while using AI in the creation process, does the work become not the artist creation? We encourage audience participation during this event that will be moderated by Chris Slee. Whether you’re deep in the field or just getting curious, come connect with others building and exploring AI in Columbus. Sponsored by [Transform Labs](https://www.transformlabs.com/services) Sign up also accessible via [Transform Labs Luma](https://luma.com/55umjqta)

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Let's grab some coffee/food and share a morning chat! The East Market has an ample parking lot and outdoor and indoor seating. Grab a cup of coffee from Winston's Coffee & Waffles or on your way to East Market and meet us on the second floor - table behind or east of the elevator. Per what this group is about: "Everyone is welcome! International transplants to Columbus who want to improve language skills, Columbus residents who want to discuss international travel and culture, and anyone who enjoys getting together for good conversations."

The Alliance is part of the Greater Central Ohio Chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society. We are an all-voices chorus dedicated to providing an inclusive environment for all those who love to sing, regardless of their race, gender identity, sexual orientation or musical background. The Alliance is the first and only all-voices barbershop chorus in Central Ohio. **Who:** Anyone with a passion for singing at a high level. Previous barbershop chorus/quartet experience not required. **When:** The Alliance rehearses weekly on Thursdays from 7pm-10pm. **Where:** Lord Of Life Lutheran Church: 2480 W Dublin Granville Rd, Columbus, OH 43235 To become a full member of The Alliance, we welcome you to start by visiting us for a few rehearsals to experience the group and sing with us! Then, you may begin the 2-part audition process for membership: the assessement, and audition. We strive to make our auditions as stress-free as possible to help you let your best singing self shine.

Have you always wanted to check out a rave… but didn’t know where to start? This is your chance. Whether you're a seasoned headbanger or completely new, we’d love to have you out. On April 11, Jessica Audiffred is taking over Otherworld — and this is *not* your typical venue. It’s a massive immersive art space filled with surreal rooms, hidden passages, and interactive exhibits… and for this show, almost all of it is open. So you’re not just going to a concert — you’re stepping into an environment: 🎧 A high-energy bass set that you *feel* 🌀 A labyrinth of trippy, explorable art spaces 👯‍♂️ A group to go with so you’re not figuring it out alone You can lose yourself in the crowd, disappear into another room, find something completely unexpected, and then come back right as the drop hits. No pressure, no “right way” to do it — just explore, move, and take it in at your own pace. 📍 Otherworld, Columbus 🗓 April 11 🕙 Doors open at 10:15 PM (music does not start in the exhibit space until 10:30 PM.) If you’ve been even a little curious about what this scene is like, this is one of the most unique ways to experience it. RSVP if you’re in 👇 There’s no cost to attend with the group—just the event ticket for Otherworld. Tickets are $40, plus some fees 🙄. You can use code "BassBuds" or "Bangers" for $5 off, which makes it \~$43 out the door. 🔗 [https://otherworld.ticketspice.com/jessica-audiffred](https://otherworld.ticketspice.com/jessica-audiffred) This is being posted to Central Ohio Friends and Columbus Social Connection. Please only RSVP to one group.