Oliver Twist’s London Walking Tour

Sunday 8th March, 11am

Meet at St. Paul’s Cathedral

Tickets: From £20

Blue commemorative plaque on a brick wall reading: ‘L.C.C. Charles Dickens 1812–1870, Novelist, lived here.

Sunday 8th March, 11am

Meet at St. Paul’s Cathedral

Tickets: From £20

Step back in time on a walking tour through the streets of Dickensian London, as immortalised in Oliver Twist. Discover the workhouses, prisons, markets and more of the most historic and notorious parts of the city.

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Camden Artist Network

Someon in a huge head dress with large blue feathers and striped feathers smiles at the camera in amongst a crowd

Community Festival Funding

Films for the Family

Saturday and Sunday mornings

Weekdays in school holidays

The Garden Cinema, 39-41 Parker Street London WC2B 5PQ

Pay what you can

2 pairs of hands with yellow sponges stained by pink paint in their hands. Their artwork lays on a table covered in plastic that is lavender coloured.

Art & Design

Make Sense – Kentish Town

Every Tuesday from 11:30am to 12.30pm

Gym Room, Kentish Town Health Centre, 2 Bartholomew Rd, London NW5 2BX

Free

Oliver Twist’s London Walking Tour

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Camden Artist Network

Community Festival Funding

Films for the Family

Make Sense – Kentish Town