The Metropolis

London agenda for Tuesday 22 November

Darren Atwater | Tuesday 22 November, 2011 10:22

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1. Find out what the catwalk says about contemporary civilisation with design and fashion historian Emmanuelle Dirix at Fashioning the Future in the TFL Museum [Le Cool]

2. Listen to a recovered heroin and crack addict share his story of the highs and the lows, then eat some food at Storythyme [Run Riot]

3. Hear modern strings in the Village Underground at Strings Masterclass [Flavorpill]

4. Finally visit the Shacklewell Arms for Fools Gold [Don’t Panic]

5. Go skating at Somerset House [Time Out] (Starts today – skating is open until 22 Jan)

6. Discover the story of Marie Curie and also why handling radium is a bad idea [Ian Visits]

7. Drink Pigs Ear at the Pig’s Ear [Tired of London]

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