A taste of London culture - Whats on - Oct 15th TOTAL BEETHOVEN: At St Martin in the Fields, event to raise money for Water Aid and Connections homeless charity (free but donations welcome), also a ticketed finale in the evening (£15-£50). 9.15am-10pm. LONDON’S LION STATUES: Illustrated talk and book signing about the huge number and variety of London’s lion statues, at City of Westminster Archives Centre. Free, prebook, 6pm. St PAULS Panellists debate how to make the world a better place, under the dome of St Paul’s Cathedral. Today’s theme is ‘freedom’. Free, just turn up (early arrival recommended), 6.30-8pm. IMPERIAL COLLEGE Annual celebration of the often under-appreciated contribution of women to science, technology, maths and engineering. An evening show featuring talks and demonstrations. £15, prebook, 7pm. WRITER OF THE KINGS SPEECH Daunt Books Marylebone talking about a meeting between FDR and George VI on the eve of WW2. £8, prebook, 7pm. VIRUSES: This month’s Cosy Science event, immunologist speaking at the Marquis of Cornwallis, Marchmont Street about how viruses can be our friends. Free, just turn up, 7pm. ZOOLOGY SHOWOFF: The Grant Museum of Zoology hosts a ‘chaotic cabaret’ night, staff and fans of 10 different museums in Bloomsbury take to the stage. £5 suggested donation, just turn up, 7pm. CABARET: Satirical chanteuse sings original satirical songs, backed by the K&T Jazz trio plus special guests At The Pheasantry, Chelsea. £12, prebook, 8.30pm.
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