"The brilliant thing about this city (in spite of its reputation) is that you don't have to spend endless money to stay busy and feel cultured. There's an abundance of genuinely great free things happening here all the time, not to mention all the parks, city farms, comedy shows, live gigs, museums and galleries that you can enjoy free of charge year-round."
"The Science Gallery's exhibition Quantum Untangled uses art, science and interdisciplinary research to ask big questions about how quantum physics affects our world; like ' How do we understand reality?' 'How do the smallest particles in the universe ripple across space and time?' Now you can experience it after hours with live DJ sets, quantum computing arcade games and a studio playing an infinite remix of electronic artist ILĀ's tracks in real time to produce an ever-evolving soundscape."
London presents many free cultural options for weekends and the October half-term, useful for families facing school-free days. Parks, city farms, comedy shows, live gigs, museums and galleries provide year-round free access. The Science Gallery stages Quantum Untangled, combining art, science and interdisciplinary research to probe how quantum physics shapes reality, with after-hours DJs, quantum computing arcade games and an evolving remix soundscape by ILĀ. The London Literature Festival, co-curated by singer-songwriter Rebecca Lucy Taylor (aka Self Esteem), features free programming and participation from the National Poetry Library alongside creative workshops, seasonal celebrations and markets.
Read at Time Out London
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