It’s spring. Soon, it will be summer. Time to get out of hibernation and enjoy the city (or town) you live in. In my case, I am quite fortunate that there are so many things to do in London. And most of the stuff that I enjoy doing do not cost a penny, apart from my tube fare.
One activity is visiting museums, although not all museums. My favourites in London are luckily located in the same area in South Kensington – the Science, V&A and the Natural History museums. All three museums have late night openings each week. Both the V&A and the Natural History museums are open late on Fridays, while the Science Museum has theirs on Wednesday.
On 26 March, the last Friday of March, I went to check out the Friday Late event at the V&A. The theme for the month was Playground. The programme was filled with games where the public can participate but there were two that were of most interest to me: ‘Silent Relay’ and ‘The Sky’s the Limit’. ‘Silent Relay’ involved an operation around the museum following a recorded set of instructions on an iPod for a 4-man team. Unfortunately, we were not able to sign up for this activity as the organisers were a bit all over the place. We did manage to get listed on ‘The Sky’s the Limit’ event.
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