Albert Court, next to the Royal Albert Hall was built 1890, designed by Frederick Hemings, and completed in 1894-1900 by R J Worley - It was used as a RAF base during WW II. Archaeologist Howard Carter, who discovered Tutankhamun’s tomb, lived there in the 1930s.
Meet the people of Notting Hill who passed through the doors of the local portrait photographer Arthur King. He advertised his services from the 1870s in Kensington newspapers. Every season he offered new props and backdrops.
Free Recycling and Waste Reduction Workshop.
Do you want to become more confident in recycling and better understand its impact on the environment and in our borough?
��� 31 October
📍 Brompton Library
🕑 4-4:45pm
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Beatrix Potter's father, Rupert, was a friend of Sir John Everett Millais. Her father would sometimes allow her go along with him to visit Millais' studio- he even showed her how to mix her paints.
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Second Hand September is in Kensington & Chelsea. From mending workshops to markets and repair fairs, it’s about giving clothes and gadgets a new life.
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NEWS UPDATE: The Earls Court Partnership Ltd has submitted amended planning documents to RBKC Council. Written comments to be sent by 10 October 2025. #saveEarlsCourt More information here: https://t.co/5zu9T0JR3M
Awesome Air Plants
Learn to care for easy, soil-free plants. Suitable for all ages.
📆 Saturday 20 September, 3.45pm to 4.30pm
📍 Kensington Central Library
Free, book on Eventbrite:
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We just had to share these new beautiful photos of Fern taken at dusk! 🌅 🦕
For nearly a year, our Diplodocus has welcomed visitors in our Museum gardens! Did you know that it’s the first fully self-supporting life-size bronze Diplodocus cast?
Come say hi to Fern during your next visit!