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- Alltickets.uk.com - Offers bookings to musicals, drama, opera and ballet, dance, sports and comedy events
- The Artists Information Company - Networking and knowledge, advice and opportunities for visual artists.
- Bulgarian Creative Arts - Promotes Bulgarian artists and produces cultural and music events in the region. Site provides an event schedule.
- Chinese Cultural Centre - Non+profit arts organisation. Includes details of events, groups and news.
- CreativeCapital - Advice and information service for artists and arts professionals. Includes events, services, partners and resources.
- Graal, Kevin - Programs for children and adults. Includes programme information, recent projects, and contact information.
- Institut Francais - Includes programme and talks and films, how and where to learn French, their library and French culture.
- Institute of Contemporary Arts - An arts centre presenting contemporary film, exhibitions, talks, club nights, music, dance, and new media events. Also has a bookshop, bar and restaurant.
- Joemac Ltd - Specialists in Jimmyjib cranes, Steadicams and related camerawork. Includes ratecard, information on services and photos of previous work.
- Key2theatre - Theatre ticket agency.
- Live in London - Guide to music and entertainment in Greater London.
- London Art and Artists Guide - View photographs by writer, art critic and photographer, Heather Waddell. Ask for advice or read reviews of current art shows and exhibitions in London, Europe and New York.
- London Art Club - This is a club for people interested in going to artistic events in London. It is completely free, apart from the entrance to galleries, the theatre or the cinema.
- London International School Of Performing Arts - Based in the pedagogy of Jacques LeCoq, this independent school offers performing artists the opportunity to participate in the creation of theatre, as performers, directors, or writers for the stage.
- London lost and found - An alternative view of London. Reviews and listings of art exhibitions, films, bars, clubs, gigs, music and free events.
- The Magic Circle - Information about their history, private and corporate events and hiring their members.
- Marc Newson Ltd. - Designer displays his furniture, editions, interiors, architecture, and objects.
- North London Festival of Music, Drama & Dance - Festival and competitions for amateurs and students which take place during April and May each year. Details of categories and entry forms.
- Nupur, School of Rabindrasangeet - Nupur was established with the objective of providing people with the opportunity to get acquainted with the culture and tradition of Bengal. Specialise in teaching Rabindrasangeet (Tagore's songs), lists a gallery, classes, concerts and latest news.
- People of London.com - A directory for designers and artists.
- Photo Locations - Specialise in houses to hire for photography or film, mostly London based.
- Southbank Centre - About, events and restaurants in the Royal Festival Hall, Queen Elizabeth Hall and The Hayward.
- Spread the Word - Supports the development of new writing and live literature in London, with a focus in the South and West.
- Stargreen Box Office - On+line ticket booking service for concerts and events mainly within the London area. Details of the headlining acts and support, dates and times for each show that can be booked.
- Towards Humanity - International flautist Wissam Boustany and his charity, Towards Humanity, which uses music as a catalyst to support humanitarian projects around the world. Background on the flautist and the charity, projects supported, CD information and ordering.
- Town Crier of London - Peter has been a Town Crier for more than 25 years.
- Trooping the Colour - All the pageantry and spectacle of the annual Queen's Birthday Parade, held on Horse Guards Parade in June each year. With audio and video clips.
- Wigmore Hall - Includes sections on upcoming concerts, development and education programmes and the hall and its history. With virtual tour.
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