The Metropolis

London agenda for Wednesday 2 November 2011

Darren Atwater | Wednesday 2 November, 2011 10:21

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1. Laugh while comics take things seriously at the Dialogue Festival [Le Cool]

2. Be shocked at Granta as it explores the meaning and metaphors of blood at its London launch [Run Riot]

3. View the first UK solo show of artist Brad Phillips at Suicide Note Writer’s Block [Don’t Panic]

4. Look at something that we’ve all been waiting for, the Great Railway Maps of the World [Ian Visits]

5. See the Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, Willesden Lane [Tired of London]

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