The Programme / Das Programm
for Young Adults / für junge Erwachsene
Fr 10.2. Lo-Co: Movie and Games Night 19:00 Tonight we enter the world of films and entertainment on a big screen for a cosy night in, so bring all your favourite DVDs and a few snacks (not too much though as we might order some pizza). Games (e.g. Activity, Tabu, Twister... ) are available too, in case you’re not entertained enough by then! Booking: now open Meeting point: Lobby of the Lancaster Hall Hotel (35 Craven Terrace, London, W2 3EL)
Sa 11.2. Kenwood House 14:00 This mansion on Hampstead Heath was originally built in 1616 for William Murray, who made the pivotal court ruling in 1772 that made it illegal to own slaves in England. It contains paintings of Rembrandt and Vermeer, and 18th century furniture. Booking: now open Meeting point: Kenwood House, NW3 7JR
Su 19.2. London Walks: Shakespeare’s and Dickens’ London 13:45 London was to Shakespeare and Dickens their inspiration and work. We will see London’s grandest Tudor manor house and little alleys which stimulated Dickens’ genius and the 16th-century gatehouse where Shakespeare went to see his boss, the Master of the Revels. Booking: now open Meeting point: St. Paul’s tube station (exit 4), EC2V 6AA
Sa 25.2. Dare to Differ: Colours of Britain 15:00 This Dare to Differ lecture deals with Britain’s multicultural society, in particular London. Together with Howard Mendick, a community worker from Newham, we will have a closer look at the chances and challenges a population from multiple ethnic backgrounds bears. Is London a melting pot or rather a cupboard with many separate drawers? What’s your experience? Booking: guests please book Meeting Point: Lancaster Hall Hotel, 35 Craven Terrace, London W2 3EL
Tu 6.3. Musical: Chicago 19:45 The story of chorus girl Roxie Hart who kills her lover; Velma Kelly, the glamorous double-murderer and Billy Flynn, the slick and manipulative lawyer keeping them from death row while promising to make them stars. We have tickets for the upper circle. Booking: now open Meeting point: Garrick Theatre, Charing Cross Road, London WC2H 0HH
Sa 17.3. Dare to Differ: Interkulturelle Kommunikation 15:00 Today we will get an insight into intercultural communication. With Diana Moehrke, PhD student at Kingston University London. Booking: guests please book Meeting Point: Lancaster Hall Hotel, 35 Craven Terrace, London W2 3EL
Su 18.3. Lo-Co: St. Patrick’s Day Parade 11:30 The Irish, known for their knowledge of how to have a good time, celebrate their most important holiday of the year. For that occasion, London has organised a colourful and entertaining parade and festival at Trafalgar Square. Meet leprechauns and experience Irish lifestyle first hand! Booking: now open Meeting point: outside Charing Cross Station at the Eleanor Cross, WC2N 5HS
Sa 24.3. Stonehenge and Salisbury 09:00 Stonehenge is probably the most important prehistoric monument in the whole of Britain. It was completed about 3500 years ago and attracts many visitors all year round. Salisbury is a small city nearby and best known for its stunning cathedral. It contains one copy of the Magna Carta and the oldest surviving mechanical clock in Britain – installed in the cathedral in 1386. We will travel to both destinations by coach. The price includes the entrance and audio guide for Stonehenge. If you would like to visit Salisbury Cathedral you will be asked to give a donation. Booking: now open Meeting point: Lancaster Hall Hotel, 35 Craven Terrace, London W2 3EL
The next Programme is due around one week before the end of March |
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For events announced in German, a basic knowledge
East End Walk
The View Tube on the Greenway overlooking Olympic Park
Royal Victoria Dock
Dare to Differ - intercultural course for German YMCA au pairs |
