Events
What’s on
Events
Medi-Culture is bringing London Bridge's own Hoopla comedy to The Miller Pub on Newcomen Street for a night of live improvisation from three of the circuit's best.
Join our street photography workshop exploring Snowsfields and Newcomen Street, no experience or fancy kit required. Just bring a camera or smartphone.
Take a 40-minute lunchtime reformer Pilates session designed to strengthen, stretch and re-energise.
Medi-Culture welcomes Dean Mark Oakley and best-selling writer Michelle Lovric for an evening of black humour and dark history, marking the release of Michelle's new novel, The Puffin.
Join us for a night of medically-themed stand-up comedy, stories and silliness from some of London's funniest people.
Florence Nightingale Museum is opening the doors after dark for a Halloween late, with a special talk, A Brief History of Surgery, to get you into the gory spirit.
To mark John Keats’s birthday, poet and performer John Hegley presents a witty, moving celebration of Keats’s life and legacy.
Step into the darker side of Southwark’s medical history with a gripping 90-minute walking tour.
Explore London’s history of medicine, disease, and healing, and reconnect with your own wellbeing through a purposeful walk.
Every skeleton tells a story. Long after the voice falls silent, our bones hold a remarkable record of where we travelled, how we worked, what we endured and, sometimes, how we died.
Disease has always shaped human history, turning the tide of wars and reshaping economies and politics.
Step inside Europe’s oldest surviving operating theatre to discover the origins of Old St Thomas’ Hospital and the history of Victorian surgery.
Head to the Florence Nightingale Museum for a fun, frank and fascinating look at reproductive anatomy.