The Metropolis

London agenda for Monday 7 November

Darren Atwater | Monday 7 November, 2011 07:46

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1. Watch the birth of British New Wave cinema with 1961’s A Taste of Honey [Le Cool]

2. Celebrate the Day of the Dead at the Book Club during We Don’t Speak Mexican [Run Riot]

3. Listen to psychedelic/garage/beach-pop from California at Young Prisms [Don’t Panic]

4. Laugh at Rob Brydon as he plugs his book [Time Out]

5. Reach the The Limits of Investigative Journalism with former Guardian editor Peter Preston [Ian Visits]

6. Drink at the Blue Anchor

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