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Recitals, concerts, exhibitions, talks and meetings. Music room available for hire for conferences, wedding receptions, book launches, parties and seminars. Licensed for Civil Weddings. Weekly Bridge, yoga and Scrabble sessions. Meeting place for Hampstead Music Club. Shop selling gifts, books, maps and guides of Hampstead.…

Builds and operates model railways in the major scales; organises lectures; has a library of 5,000 books covering prototype railways and modelling. Occasional video shoots. Has a model of railway area north of Kings Cross and St Pancras.

Annual programme of beekeeping classes and lectures. Have an apiary at Kenwood.

Society which organises lectures and events about the life, works and times of Charles Lamb and his circle. Quarterly bulletin.

Centre for research based in Camden. Provides teaching on antisemitism and all aspects of racism and religious intolerance, from Certificate of Higher Education courses, to BA, MA and research degrees. Holds seminars to promote the exchange of ideas between scholars. Hosts open public lectures through…

Halls and rooms available for hire for receptions, parties, concerts, classes, lectures, training, exams and community events. Regular classes in music, theatre and philosophy. Main Hall capacity 499 theatre or up to 196 cabaret. Bar and self-catering by arrangement. Entertainment licence. Additional rooms for 15-100…

Beginners and experienced photographers welcome. Lectures, competitions and practical advice. No access to processing facilities.

Courses, lectures, science group, film society, opera circle, theatre group, library with special collections, archives. Art gallery with regular exhibitions, and available for hire. The gallery may be hired on a two-weekly basis. Artists interested in exhibiting should submit slides of their work together with…

National amenity society responsible for the protection of Victorian and Edwardian buildings of architectural interest. Local authorities are obliged to consult the Society when owners who have listed buildings consent wish to alter or demolish such properties. Lectures, walks and tours organised for members.

Membership group which arranges activities, monthly lectures at Kenwood House, raises funds and gives members' discount in the cafe. Kenwood reopens at the end of November 2013 after a major refurbishment programme.

Encourages enjoyment and understanding of Keats’s poems, letters, life and times and to inspire new generations of young poets to fulfil their creative ambitions. We support three exciting initiatives based at Keats House – the Keats House Young Poets’ Forum, the Keats House Schools Programme,…

An independent ethical-freethought society and educational charity. Holds lectures, debates and courses on a variety of ethical subjects throughout the year. Publishes the Ethical Record 10 times a year. Has a Book Club and a Jazz Appreciation Group. Holds affordable chamber music concerts on Sunday…

Holds regular concerts, and occasional exhibitions, discussion groups, lectures and children/family activities. Rents out Church Hall and Gallery Room for events and meetings. Kitchen available.

Collections from ancient Egypt and Sudan from Pre-dynastic to Islamic times, based on the excavations of Sir W.M. Flinders Petrie and others. The museum and its Friends organisation raise funds, organise lectures, social events, tours and performances.

Contact the Subscription and Membership Secretary, Ms P. Clarke, Phone: 020 8866 1677. Meets monthly during winter and spring at the Museum. Conferences, publications and lectures. Has historic buildings, archaeology and local history sub-groups.

Centre offering programmes and services relating to living wisely. Activities include psychotherapy, bibliotherapy, classes, weekend schools and other events. Space for 30-40 people for hire.

Introductory talks, weekly meditation classes and regular lectures or courses by visiting Western or Tibetan Buddhist teachers.

Encourages the cultivation of vegetables, fruit and flowers, and encourages cooperation among gardeners. Organises visits to interesting gardens within reach of London, plant sales and illustrated talks. Members receive newsletters detailing all events. (The details shown here were taken from the organisation's website).

Lectures on a wide variety of historical subjects during October to April. Informal atmosphere, with questions welcomed. Discussion and refreshments follow lecture. Publications sent to members.

Free admission, permanent exhibition of the works of man from prehistoric times to the present day. A wide range of lectures and gallery talks. The Paul Hamlyn reference library and COMPASS, a multimedia guide to the collections. The Museum's Education Department runs a number of…