Join fellow KQ Press and PR Professionals on the morning of Monday 22 March for a virtual coffee. This event will be hosted by Elle Docx, KQ Board Member and Director of Communications for the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment.
Join the Knowledge Quarter for our series of Virtual Private Views, showcasing the cultural offering of our square mile in the digital realm. Age UK Camden presents a photographic exhibition: Always Walking Alongside, Covid-19 community response in pictures.
Join KQ Marketing Professionals on Wednesday 7 April for a virtual coffee and a talk by David Tod and Claire Burgess from Argent who will present their cultural strategy for the Kings Cross estate in 2021.
Join the Knowledge Quarter for our series of Virtual Private Views, showcasing the cultural offering of our square mile in the digital realm. Theatre of Debate present ‘Covid and Me’, a series of monologues to show how people from underserved communities have been affected by the Covid Pandemic.
Join fellow community engagement officers on the afternoon of Wednesday 14 April for a virtual coffee.
Join KQ Exhibition Professionals on the afternoon of 27th April for a virtual coffee where we will explore the theme of ‘Emotional Evaluations of Exhibitions’.
Join the Knowledge Quarter for our series of Virtual Private Views, showcasing the cultural offering of our square mile in the digital realm. The Aga Khan Foundation UK present an an exclusive virtual private view of their open-air photography exhibition about the people, places and cultures encountered across 17 countries between the UK and China along the ancient Silk Road.
Join the Gender Equality and Women's Networks at the British Library and British Medical Association on the afternoon of 18th May for a virtual coffee where we will explore the collaboration and evolution of staff diversity networks.
Join the Knowledge Quarter for our series of Virtual Private Views, showcasing the cultural offering of our square mile in the digital realm. The Foundling Museum present an incredible gift of works from Sir Quentin Blake, with newly commissioned poetry that responds to his drawings as part of the Foundling’s programme of live and digital events – What do you think about when you think about nothing?
Join the Knowledge Quarter for our series of Virtual Private Views, showcasing the cultural offering of our square mile in the digital realm. Senate House Library is celebrating the 150th anniversary of its founding collections this year with an online gallery of 150 unique and treasured items, charting the growth of the Library in becoming one of the UK’s largest academic libraries for arts, humanities and social sciences.
