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At the Islington Arts Factory
Eagle-Eye Cherry returns to the stage
Eagle Eye Cherry will be at the O2 Academy Islington
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Layers of London - the online project for Londoners
Taps into historical and geographical maps of the capital
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The largest Manga exhibition outside of Japan
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Exhibition exploring the history of the Thameslink Programme
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Quentin Tarantino meets Last of the Summer Wine.
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Classical compositions with a twist
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