London is in bloom, its blossoming trees and seas of crocus and daffodils bringing much needed cheer to the rather soggy capital. March is a quieter month for families in museums, as staff catch their breath between the action-packed February half term and Easter hols – but there’s still plenty on. After a rough start to the year, I’m certainly…
View PostMeet Vincent van Gogh in his own words ‘Life is not long for anybody, and the problem is only to make something of it’ Vincent van Gogh By far the strongest part of the new Meet Vincent van Gogh Experience is its audio guide. Using Vincent’s own words, taken mostly from his hundreds of letters to his brother…
View PostI’m delighted to see the back of January, even though February will be a tough month too. My younger brother died unexpectedly, and the funeral takes place next week. My days out with the family and kindness of my followers have been such a comfort that it’s a welcome distraction to work on this guide. And there’s no shortage of…
View PostI decline a lot of theatre invites, but was too intrigued to pass up an invite to Les Petits Theatre’s latest show, Captain Flinn and the Dinosaur Pirates: Search for the Magic Cutlass. Museum Teen and I enjoyed a brilliant visit to madcap Alice’s Adventures Underground by parent company Les Enfant Terribles a few years back. This new offering has both…
View PostAs the new year dawns, are you resolving to see more culture in 2020? If so, hopefully my monthly what’s on guides will give you inspiration. Each month I select upcoming cultural events for families that I’m most excited about. As much as I’ve enjoyed the festive period, I’m looking forward to getting back to normality, whatever that is! This…
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