Happy New Year! Christmas may be over, but 2024 is here and London is still full of life, buzz and cheer. Forget about those January blues and have an incredible experience in London this month by taking advantage of all the winter activities, immersive exhibitions and numerous cultural events happening in and around our school.
Disney100 – The Exhibition (Until 7th January)
Head over to the ExCel Centre to dive into the world of Walt Disney and wonder at rare, original artifacts and props, see original costumes from your favourite Disney classics, and explore revolutionary exhibits that bring the magic of Disney to life. This once-in-a-lifetime event celebrates the magic of Disney, which has captured the hearts of audiences around the globe.
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Skate at Somerset House (Until 14th January)
A beloved staple of London’s winter season, Somerset House’s spectacular courtyard is transformed into an ice rink every year. Skate to live music from a DJ and enjoy tasty food and drink afterwards. Tickets are only £11, but it’s very popular so make sure to book your slot far in advance.
Canary Wharf Winter Lights (17th-27th January)
The Canary Wharf Winter Lights are back for another year! From the 17th-27th January, the hustling and bustling financial district will be transformed into a huge outdoor art spectacle with immersive light shows. It’s FREE to walk around and admire the lights, but it’s also perfect for getting that awesome Instagram snap.
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Soho Independent Film Festival (25th-28th January)
Leicester Square hosts multiple film festivals, screenings and red carpet events for the big blockbuster movies, but if you want a more intimate experience then make sure to attend the Soho Independent Film Festival. Along with an exciting programme of indie films, there will also be Q&As with filmmakers and fun workshops for film enthusiasts.
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Visit Leadenhall Market
Leadenhall Market is a stunning market in the City of London, which boasts a unique collection of boutiques, shops, restaurants and bars. Did you know that it’s also the setting of Diagon Alley in the first Harry Potter film? Nowadays, it is a hidden gem with a rich heritage and incredible Victoria architecture that is well-worth a visit.
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Discover London and embrace new opportunities in 2024 with International House London.