Queen's Park Area Guide

Written by Amy Ng. Running time TBC. Age Guidance: 14+ Language: Mild swearing Nudity: No. Violence: Descriptions of violence Themes: Misogyny, classism, dictatorship, rape, imprisonment, political persecution, murder

Join Mick Wall & Jon Hotten in conversation with the legendary Don Airey Plus: JOEL McIVER (Metal Guru Biographer of LEMMY, CLIFF, RANDY and GLENN HUGHES) Don has been a player on the rock scene for over 25 years, notching up almost 200 album credits and associations with 20 or more major bands including Cozy Powell's Hammer, Colosseum II, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow, Ozzy Osbourne, Whitesnake, Jethro Tull and ELO. Don has been continually occupied recording, producing or touring with a multitude of artists including Tony Iommi, Glenn Hughes, Ten, Uli Jon Roth, Judas Priest, Silver, opera singer Mark Rattray, Gary Barden, Michael Schenker, UFO, Graham Bonnet and, last but not least, Deep Purple. Don came to Purple's rescue mid 2001 to help out for an injured Jon Lord, who has since retired, with Don recording the new album with Deep Purple as the band's permanent keyboard player.

In 1957 John Lennon and Paul McCartney were two ordinary teenagers who met in suburban Liverpool and decided to play rock and roll together. Twenty-three years later that friendship came to a tragic end when Lennon was murdered. But those 23 years changed the world. Lennon and McCartney became global stars, created a body of work that has never been matched in popular music, and arguably had more influence on our culture than any other figures in the past century. Now, writer Ian Leslie comes to Intelligence Squared to tell a new history of the world's most influential creative relationship and explain why Lennon and McCartney were a combination of friends, rivals and collaborators. Drawing from his new book John and Paul: A Love Story in Songs, Leslie will explore how both Beatles had the fabric of their world ruptured at a young age and longed to make emotional connections - with each other, and with audiences. The pop song was a vessel into which they poured feelings of grief, euphoria and everything in between. When they couldn't speak what they felt, they sang it. After the break-up of their group, they maintained a musical dialogue at a distance, in songs full of recrimination, regret, and affection. Join us live and ask your questions, as Leslie traces the twists and turns of the Lennon/McCartney relationship through the music it produced and the huge impact it still has on the world today.

Mark Kavuma has established himself as one the most important musicians on the British Jazz Scene. With over a decade of experience playing the trumpet in London’s rapidly expanding jazz scene, his lyricism, soulful tone, and grace of technique spread infectious joy and mutual excitement among audiences and fellow musicians alike. Mark’s main outfit, The Banger Factory is a collective that is contingent upon bringing the people a good time. Line up: Mark Kavuma – trumpet Mussinghi Brian Edwards – tenor saxophone Theo Erskine – Alto Saxophone Deschanel Gordon – piano Jack Garside – bass Jack Thomas – drums

Available in Spanish, English Dive into the sweet world of chocolate making in the vibrant heart of Notting Hill! Only a stone's throw from the iconic Portobello Road, this experience offers you a unique peek behind the scenes. Watch our world-class chocolatiers in action, ask all your burning questions, and see firsthand how your favorite treats are crafted. It's the perfect blend of fun and chocolatey education. Get your tickets for Make Your Own Amazing Chocolate in Notting Hill! Watch world-class chocolatiers at work in an open room setting. Stroll around the beautiful environment of Notting Hill, just minutes from Portobello Road. Create your own amazing chocolates and take them home! Bottled water to keep you hydrated throughout the workshop. Linen Apron provided to keep your clothes clean. Take home all the chocolates you craft during the session. Wheelchair users will find accessibility throughout, as all areas and surfaces are designed to be wheelchair friendly, including transportation options. For families, infants and small children can either ride in a pram or stroller or are required to sit on an adult’s lap. For those opting for public transport, options are readily available nearby, ensuring easy access to and from the location. Experience supplied by Melt Chocolates Notting Hill All ticket sales are final and cannot be refunded, exchanged, or otherwise modified. Click here to check out the T&Cs.

Gift this experience to your loved ones! Click here to check out our gift card. Languages: English. Explore Little Venice and its canals in a fun way. Visit the Rembrandt Gardens and the Clifton Nursery. Discover facts about computer scientist Alan Turing. Explore Little Venice and its canals in a fun way. Visit the Rembrandt Gardens and the Clifton Nursery. Places you will visit: 9. Total distance: 1.9 km. Starting point: 2 Warrington Cres - 2 Warrington Cres, London W9 1ER, UK. Finish point Message from the Unseen World - 1A Sheldon Square, London W2 6PY, UK. All ticket sales are final and cannot be refunded, exchanged, or otherwise modified. Click here to check out the T&Cs.