Tonight, we will visit British Museum to see the newly opened exhibition about Stonehenge, the iconic monument that requires no introduction. The exhibition has received excellent reviews by multiple press.
To book your ticket, please click here. Book the 6:30pm slot.
Ticket costs £20, Art Fund £10, National Lottery Open Week 2 for 1 offer £20 for 2 (see details for this offer here). Meet at the entrance to the exhibition at 6:25pm or inside the exhibition.
Post exhibition F&B at Carluccio's St Pancras around 8:30pm.
Shrouded in
layers of speculation and folklore, Stonehenge, the iconic British monument,
has spurred myths and legends that persist today. This special exhibition reveals the secrets
of Stonehenge and shines a light on its purpose, cultural power and the people
that created it.
Informed by
ground breaking recent archaeological and scientific discoveries, this landmark
exhibition offers new insight and brings the true story of Stonehenge into
sharper focus than ever before.
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A table for 6 for the outside seating (in the foyer with heaters) is booked for 8:30pm, 5 seats have been taken. If you would like to join for dinner, Please book a table or grab the last seat. To book, tel 020 39062097.
The table for six is now full. If you wish to join the dinner, please book another table.
I've booked for 18.20. Has anyone booked another table. If not I can try, if others are interested.
I was a few minutes late, so most people have already gone in. A little bird whispered into my ear, n=15. The exhibition was interesting. For me, the most fascinating thing in the exhibition was the Seahenge found on the Norfolk coast. Lots of information to digest, I found myself lost in details sometimes. Not withstanding that, still well worth a visit. Dinner at Carluccio’s proved to be a hit, 11 attended. A victim of the Pandemic, with fewer branches still standing, the consensus was that the standard was a slightly sub-par compared to the past, still most enjoyed the meal. Glad we are doing our bits to support a struggling enterprise. All enjoyed our first exhibition social outing after more than two years.
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