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Arts & Crafts Trail, Hammersmith
This is a walk that you can do at your leisure. You just need to download the map, or pick it up from the William Morris Society Museum in Hammersmith, open Thursday and Saturday, 2.00 – 5.00pm. Start at Hammersmith Bridge and make your way along the river to Hammersmith Terrace, reading about some of the interesting Victorians as you go. The riverside at Hammersmith was an important hub for the Arts & Crafts movement, home to several of its…
Visit Watermans Arts Centre, Brentford (closed from 16 December under Tier 4 restrictions)
Watermans Arts Centre will be closed from 16 December under Tier 3 restrictions. Watermans Arts Centre offers a variety of arts activities for varied age groups and interests. This includes a cinema, a 250 seat theatre, contemporary art gallery, and an on-site cafe. The usual activities for families, including children’s theatre and comedy, and workshops varying from music to creative writing are currently suspended. watermans.org.uk Cinema Daily, Watermans screens the latest box office hits, independent art house cinema, foreign language…
The National Archives, Kew (reading rooms are temporarily closed due to tier 4 restrictions)
The National Archives' reading rooms are temporarily closed The National Archives is home to millions of historical documents covering a huge range of subjects, including more than 70,000 images, from ancient maps to iconic advertising. The building houses records which have been created and collected by UK central government departments such as the Home Office and the Foreign Office, and major courts of law such as the Central Criminal Court. The National Archive is a unique resource for those interested…
Visit the William Morris Museum (temporarily closed)
An event every week that begins at 12:00 pm on Sunday, Thursday and Saturday, repeating indefinitely
The William Morris Society has small museum is in the coach house and basement rooms of Kelmscott House. William Morris lived at Kelmscott House from 1878 until his death in 1896 and the main section of the house is still a home today. The coach house is now the seasonal exhibition space, where they hold events and exhibitions of work by Morris and those inspired by him here but much has happened in this room; Morris started to weave his…