mango5
Endeavour era
Last sciencey thing I went to was 'Science and Sourcery' at the Vagina Museum. Before that was Plan your visit – Harwell Open Day 2024 
Weirdly specific party request
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hitmouse
music obfuscation technology
OK, for you and anyone else looking for weird arty stuff in London, you may want to try checking out the wriggle room on Saturday 30th:
mango5
Endeavour era
I think this is basically the theme of the thread. Specifically nonspecific, if you will. I favour free or up to £10 things, would not want it to be about hot/cool tickets.
Black Holes and Bangs
Space itself is wobbly. We exist on a choppy sea, its surface roiled by disturbances caused by the movements of black holes.
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Fozzie Bear
Well-Known Member
Hard recommend for Cafe OTO in Dalston for experimental music.
Cafe OTO
<p>Performance venue for creative new music, with programme details, <em>cafe</em> and community projects.</p>
www.cafeoto.co.uk
Just keep an eye on what’s on if you are planning to be in London and get a ticket if you like the sound of something. I am sometimes the oldest person there and sometimes one of the youngest, but it doesn’t matter. The staff are lovely.
Cloo
Banana for scale
This is the Bach cantatas and science talk thing I was talking about:
www.kingsplace.co.uk
Definitely can do Jan, Feb and March, not sure if I can do December date. NB, attendees must be prepared to learn a short Bach chorale and join in at the end of the cantata. If you've with me, I know what I'm doing with that stuff and sing loudly if you're reticent.
OAE: Bach, the Universe & Everything at Kings Place
Bach, the Universe and Everything is back with another season of celestial adventures inspired by the music of JS Bach and the amazing cosmic discoveries of the last 350 years. The scientific Enlightenment revealed that whilst space is unfathomable in its beauty and mystery, it is at the same...
Definitely can do Jan, Feb and March, not sure if I can do December date. NB, attendees must be prepared to learn a short Bach chorale and join in at the end of the cantata. If you've with me, I know what I'm doing with that stuff and sing loudly if you're reticent.
BigMoaner
What A Load of Old Bollocks
Brixton Bass at the hoot is fantastic, I try to get to each one. Average age I’d say is about 35. Cheap tickets, amazing line ups, (Dillinger, brokie, jumping Jack Frost etc) the great thing about the hoot is that the garden is QUIET so with friends it’s a perfect mix of dirty drum and bass and catching up. Will try and find the next one.
hitmouse
music obfuscation technology
Just to replug that this is tomorrow, I really enjoyed the Northern installment.
ouirdeaux
Caring, Understanding, Non-judgemental Type
I love Bach, but I can't sing. Do they look to see who's pretending and drag them out?
Fez909
toilet expert
This made me think you'd fit in with those Medieval reenactment types who do swordfights in the woods.
Eivets Rednow
Member
I know the kind of thing you mean and even though I don’t like the idea of battles in the woods, I have done similar peaceful reenactment activities for fun even though I didn’t realise exactly that was what I was doing… I know some musicians who dress medievally and I just love it when they invite people to a wooded area to see their performances. That genre of music: indie medieval, that’s actually a favourite of mine. I do own a couple of swords too but they are for decorative purposes and will be sold soon as they belong to a boat I used to own with my ex. We did pretend we were from the long ago past a lot with that boat.
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