Craig’s corner

The Dominion Theatre outside the station is currently home to the great hit musical Grease which is running until late October.

Head to the brutalist architectural icon, The Barbican. The Our Time on Earth exhibit is an immersive exploration of the way we live along with The Barbican Theatre where the musical Anything Goes delights audiences.

You’ll find one of London’s most interesting small museums here, it’s on an old Georgian terrace and called Dennis Severs House. He lived there between 1979 and 1999 and turned it into a time capsule. To note: open Thursday to Sunday.

After Paddington Bear’s wonderful cameo appearance at the Queen’s Jubilee, there’s no better location to start the Paddington Bear guided tour. A quick stop at the Paddington Bear gift shop located in the station is always a must!

Here you can visit The Whitechapel Gallery. The current exhibition, until 4th September, is The London Open 2022 and showcases the most dynamic artistic talent from across the capital.

ExCeL London is to host one of the world’s most exciting immersive experiences this summer with Jurassic World: The Exhibition. Come face to face with life-sized dinosaurs and walk through richly themed environments.

Walk down New Bond St to The Royal Institute, where at the Faraday Museum you can explore over 200 years of history-making science.

Visit the Museum of London Docklands where the current exhibition Executions explores how public executions shaped Londoners’ lives and the city’s landscape, showcasing fascinating objects, paintings and projections.

Here you have a fantastic opportunity to explore the world-famous London Stadium in the Olympic Park. Go behind the scenes and find out fascinating facts with the part-guided, part-multimedia tour.

If I can book any of the above or any other aspect of your visit to the Club over the next couple of months please contact me via memexpmanager@