Swinging London in the 60's that you've never seen before
Who was it that said “Music styles come and go but musical influences last forever.”* The 60′s had and still continue to influence the music of today and the National Portrait Gallery are showcasing pictures of the greats of that era.
Even though the exhibition’s only focusing on London, London in the 60′s was the centre of the Universe. Anyone who was anyone had to or wanted to touchdown in Swinging London and the exhibition aims to capture that moment in time.
I’m hoping the exhibition lives up to the promise, there are supposed to be over 150 photographs and various memorabilia on display, many of which have never been seen in exhibition before. The event is called Beatles to Bowie and is on now and runs until 24th January 2010. Tickets are only £11 plus a £1.70 admin fee.
So that you know about events like this, get the EPok London Pack when you visit London. For details about the Pack visit epok.com.
Finally if you want to know what the weather’s likely to be, here’s a monthly breakdown. London weather monthly forecast.
*Oh yes, it was said by me.
You might also like these:
- You’d be mad too miss the Positive View exhibition at Somerset House
- Irving Penn one of the greatest photographers you’ve never heard of
- Sightseeing in London is OK but there’s way more to London than that
- Another secret London place that no travel guide tells you about
- If you don’t go to the Primrose Hill Fete on Sunday, what are you doing in London?
