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Who says Valentine's Day is just for couples? Get ready for an unforgettable evening where connection, fun, and possibility collide!

Will you crack the case? Whether you're planning a day out or a team event with a difference, this is London as you've never experienced it. Friends, couples & families - Something fun, surprising and story-driven. Corporate & group bookings - No awkward icebreakers, just creative thinking and real collaboration. Teen birthdays & school groups - Screen-free, outdoors. And designed to keep everyone engaged.

Klemen - Golden Hour Live in London! After representing Slovenia at the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 with his heartfelt ballad “How Much Time Do We Have Left,” Klemen returns to London - after captivating audiences at the London Eurovision Party with his authentic performance and hilarious impersonations of every Eurovision winner from this millennium - to present his debut album Golden Hour in an intimate live show at Colours Hoxton on February 17, 2026. And yes - he’s bringing all the Eurovision winners with him again. Recorded in London and released on June 3rd, the 11-track pop album Golden Hour explores themes of identity, loss, hope, and rebirth, opening with the fleeting intro “Becoming...”. With tender vocals and unflinching honesty, Golden Hour captures Klemen at his most vulnerable and authentic. Best known internationally for his comedic brilliance and viral impersonations, Klemen Slakonja has portrayed more than 150 characters - from Putin and Trump to Merkel and Pope Francis - amassing millions of views on YouTube. His recent viral video, which reimagines every Eurovision winner of the millennium, showcases his rare gift for blending parody and genuine artistry. Now, Klemen begins a new creative chapter - moving from satire to sincerity - with Golden Hour, a deeply personal record that reveals the artist behind the laughter. Presented by Gotobeat. This is an 18+ event

Grieving is a uniquely human emotion – or is it? Is the apparent attachment of elephants or orcas to the bodies of dead relatives a sign of grief, or simply an instinctive behaviour without emotional implications? Why do some people seem able to handle grief so much better than others? And how close are we to finding a pharmaceutical ‘cure’ for grief…and if we find it, should we use it?

A lively and practical course designed to bring Shakespeare to life in new, exciting ways. For young performers aged 11–13.

Nik Sheva is an internationally recognized neo-classical pianist, composer, and drummer, with roots in Ukraine and a creative presence in London. Born in 1994, his musical education began at 14 when he was accepted into the Conservatory of Vicenza in Italy. Nik's music is where tradition meets modernity, blending the two into something both timeless and fresh. His most recent album, Calm in a Storm, is his most significant milestone to date. Released in February 2024, this album comprises seven original tracks and delves into themes of identity, the overwhelming flood of information in modern times, and the longing for home in a world rife with conflict. Further showcasing his artistic journey, Nik recently performed at a concert in Poland and earned acclaim as a festival player by securing a spot at the esteemed Piano City Milano and Palermo festivals.