#public-event

#public-event

The Napa Lighted Art Festival is a celebration of creative arts, technology and lights, and supports innovative techniques using light and light technologies as a growing art medium. This walkable outdoor experience is free in Downtown Napa, featuring 15 lighted art installations for 5 weeks from January 17 - February 15, 2026. Projection artwork will be displayed on three iconic downtown buildings for the first 9 nights of the festival: January 17-25, 2026.

The car-free This is Oxford Street event will mean the street will be closed to all traffic from Orchard Street to Oxford Circus. This will allow the road surface to be used for art installations, a children's literary festival, an urban forest, sports pitches, chill out zones, live performances and food and drink stalls. Prominent retailers are backing the event, including Schuh, Holland & Barrett, Topshop, John Lewis and The Body Shop, which will each host interactive events.

Our Wildlife Conservation Expo is an event that sheds light on our planet's most fascinating animals and the humans devoted to protecting them. Passionate conservationists from around the world take the stage to share firsthand accounts of their experiences working on the frontlines of conservation. Meet them in person, connect with a global community of wildlife lovers, and learn the newest innovations and discoveries in protecting endangered wildlife.

Kensington and Chelsea Council confirmed that the concrete blocks will be temporarily removed for two weeks from Monday, while road closures will remain on market days between 10:00 BST and 16:00.

This class will focus on creating fluid transitional moves between postures, ensuring alignment and form are prioritized during flexibility development.

Eighteen people were shot on Wednesday night, four fatalities reported, with the shooting occurring near Artis Restaurant and Lounge in River North.

During the late openings, an exhibition will highlight key figures from World War Two who supported Parliamentary democracy, along with talks and significant wartime items.

Thames Water is inviting the public to visit Crossness Sewage Treatment Works for a free open day on April 24, focusing on sewage treatment and its history.