The Metropolis

London agenda for Friday 20 July 2012

Darren Atwater | Friday 20 July, 2012 11:23

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1. View an exhibition of photographs and paintings of Muhammad Ali at different stages of his life along with audio, poetry and memorabilia, recording his contribution to sport and charity through the decades in Hackney Wick [Le Cool]

2. Spend the next 12 hours with Hotel Medea [Run Riot]

3. Warm-up to the he Hoxton Soundgarden with a showcase featuring Two Little Boys, Dirty Nelly, Refuge for the Meeks [Don’t Panic]

4. Listen to Janie Hampton’s meticulous research on the The Austerity Olympics: London 1948 [Ian Visits]

5. Wonder at Lobb’s boots [Tired of London]

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