The ninth annual "London Open House" event, providing public access free of charge to buildings across the capital, will take place over the weekend of Sept. 22-23. In this year's annual celebration of architecture, 550 buildings will be participating covering all periods of English architecture, including a particular reference to contemporary architecture. London Open House 2001 is London's independent contribution to the European Heritage Days initiative, a European-wide programme of architectural celebration promoted by the Council of Europe, which this year takes place in 46 countries across Europe throughout the month of September.
Some arts and entertainment buildings involved in the event that might be of interest are:
Jerwood Space - Southwark
Black Heath Halls - Greenwich
Royal Albert Hall - Westminster
Almeida at Kings Cross - Islington
Gala Bingo Club (ex Granada Cinema) - Greenwich
Gala Bingo Club (formerly Zetters) - Southwark
Apollo Victoria - Westminster
Crystal Palace Bowl - Bromley
Dominion Theatre - Camden
Greenwich Dance Agency - Greenwich
Kenneth More Theatre - Redbridge
London Apollo Hammersmith - Hammersmith & Fulham
London Coliseum - Westminster
Lyceum Theatre - Westminster
Lyric Theatre Hammersmith - Hammersmith & Fulham
Old Vic Theatre - Lambeth
Royal Court Theatre - Kensington & Chelsea
Royal Festival Hall - Lambeth
Soho Theatre and Writers' Centre - Westminster
South London Theatre - Lambeth
St. John's, Smith Square - Westminster
Stratford Circus - Newham
The Place - Camden
The Players' Theatre - Westminster
The Queen's Theatre - Havering
Wigmore Hall - Westminster
Wimbledon Theatre - Merton
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