Dinosaurs: Monster Families, Horniman Museum & Gardens
The Horniman’s annual temporary exhibitions are always a hit and the boys couldn’t wait for this year’s offering to open last week. We hot-footed it down there to have a look and here’s our review.
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What’s on at the (Bank Holiday) weekend? – 29, 30, 31 August 2015
A bumper weekend of free entertainment beckons for those of us staying in London. How will you spend your long weekend? Here are some suggestions:
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Plantastic! at the Horniman Museum and Gardens
This week we went Plantastic at the Horniman Museum. As the name suggests, the Horniman’s latest temporary exhibition celebrates the wonderful world of plants and their importance in everyday life.
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What’s on at the weekend? – 18-21 April 2014 (Easter)
This Easter weekend: Easter fair, music badges, Shakespeare, St George, Willy Wonka and more…
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What’s on at the weekend? – 29, 30 March 2014
It’s Mother’s Day on Sunday – if you’re looking for something different from the usual lunch or afternoon tea, why not try going behind the scenes at the Opera, some Community Music, or a feast of flowers…
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Horniman wins Family Friendly Museum Award
Congratulations to the Horniman – our favourite local museum has won the Telegraph Family Friendly Museum Award. As regular visitors, we at babydaytripper are familiar with its many family friendly elements, but it’s fantastic to see this being recognised more widely.
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What’s on at the weekend? – 6, 7 July 2013
This weekend why not visit hidden parts of the Bank of England, celebrate Qatari culture, go to free children’s theatre, attend a carnival or enjoy a dance festival…
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What’s on at the weekend? – 25, 26 and 27 May 2013 (Bank holiday and half term)
What are you planning for the Bank holiday weekend? Try incredible edibles, free international football, museum activities and your last chance to see Lichtenstein…
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What’s on at the weekend? – 9, 10 March 2013
Don’t forget to do something nice for Mother’s Day on Sunday. As for the rest of the weekend, there’s high performance science, affordable art, David Bailey, Norman Parkinson and a celebration of the Amazon…
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What’s on at the weekend? – 23, 24 February 2013
Why stay in all weekend when there’s so much to do and see across London? Catch a children’s festival, one of several new exhibitions, go shopping at the Baby Show or attend a family fun day overlooking the Olympic Park…
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What’s on at the weekend? – 5, 6 January 2013
There’s not much new happening in London this weekend, with many of the seasonal activities drawing to a close instead. With that in mind, why not say farewell to Christmas at the Geffrye, get your skates on for the last time this winter, catch an exhibition or go to see a pantomime while you still can…
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What’s on at the weekend? – 8, 9 December 2012
There’s lots more festive fun to be had this weekend. Try some chocolates, lots of Christmas markets, find out about space or control the rain, indoors…
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Top Five Museums for Rainy Days
The bad weather’s been relentless the last couple of weeks and it’s been difficult to spend time enjoying any outdoor pursuits. Luckily, London is packed with fantastic, forward-thinking museums that have kitted themselves out with everything you need to keep the family entertained on rainy days. So this week we thought we’d share our top five rainy day museums with you:
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What’s on at the weekend? – 9, 10 June 2012
The Jubilee weekend celebrations may be over, but it’s still half term, and there’s still lots on for all the family this weekend in London…
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- Horniman Gardens full of summer colours, not too many people. Lovely for a morning walk today. @HornimanMuseum… https://t.co/rhnWVm9fWV
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