Spirit Moves Us with Seyi Adelekun
Movement, sound and herbal rituals turn the Barbican Conservatory into a space for exploring Black ecology and collective wellbeing.
Activities London
Orchard tours, baking, games and a market make a seasonal Sunday in Fulham Palace’s grounds.
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Apple Day runs from 11:00–16:00, with last entry at 15:00. Advance admission is £3 for an adult, £4 for a child with an adult, or £8 for a family; on-site tickets add £1 to each listed option. Monkey Music sessions at 11:15, noon and 12:45 require separate paid booking. Enter through the main Bishops Avenue gates, since the back gates are closed for the event. The programme goes ahead in ordinary wet weather, with unsafe conditions the exception.
Practical details last checked 24 Sept 2026
All times are local to London (Europe/London).
Bishop’s Avenue, London SW6 6EA
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Bishop’s Avenue, London SW6 6EA
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A free collection on Trafalgar Square. Choose a handful of paintings and give them the time a whole museum sometimes steals.
Design, objects and small details worth a second look. The permanent collection is free; ticketed exhibitions have their own admission.
Contemporary art in a building that asks to be looked at too. Make a current exhibition the centre of a South Bank afternoon.
A place to browse, buy ingredients or build lunch one decision at a time. Entry is free; the food is a separate budget.