With record numbers of dogs being bought during #lockdown it’s not surprising that they are featuring in our dreams - but what type of dog? Big, small, old or rhino sized?
Find out in our next free event, Lockdown Lights: The Big Dreamy Quiz on 17 March https://t.co/mIbG4T7StJ
UCL Culture is excited to bring you a new series of virtual events to lift your spirits and explore the emotions we’re missing during lockdown.
Our first is Laughter as Medicine with Prof @sophiescott, World Slam champion @harrybakerpoet & DJ @DeDomenici https://t.co/Ur6Di7FEL9
Join us tomorrow for the reveal of You See All with @Sacha a_coward @DanNouveau @SheldonKGoodman there will be wigs there will be capes and definitely 🎭! @UCL_Culture @ucl@UCLStdnt book here https://t.co/IWZTWaRFjG
Now live! Come and play You See All, a new virtual game that turns the real world on its head.
Enter a parallel version of the UCL Bloomsbury Campus, discover 13 mythical locations and solve various puzzles along the way. https://t.co/yjhAUqi9BK #YouSeeAll
What was this tiny bell used for in ancient Roman Egypt? One theory: a child’s bracelet to locate your child by sound. Well, I have necklace with bells for my dogs ..
Hear what Ancient Roman Egypt sounded like, click here: https://t.co/rFh7uqORNc
#egypt#ancientrome#amwriting
Egyptian mummy portraits - just one exhibit I’ve used as inspiration for the Migrating Words Creative Writing workshop on 19 March at @PetrieMuseEgypt in UCL campus - LONDON’s best kept museum secret.
https://t.co/JhitJzrNBc
#petriemuseum#london#creativewriting#workshop
Sharing more info on what will be a very special memorial tribute this Sunday at Stoke Newington’s Abney Park Cemetery https://t.co/IY5kqtX60h @LoveHackney@Londonist@TimeOutLondon