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Oscar Wilde's De Profundis - A Love Letter Rediscovered
Take a short stroll from The Westbury to the Museum of Literature Ireland, where the moving and richly layered text of Oscar Wilde's love letter De Profundis is rediscovered through a brand-new film installation.
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Schiaparelli Exhibit
The V&A South Kensington’s Schiaparelli: Fashion Becomes Art is the UK’s first exhibition dedicated to Elsa Schiparelli and chart’s the house’s journey from its trailblazing beginnings in the 1920s to its vibrant cultural presence today, highlighting the bold creative direction of Daniel Roseberry.
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The Regent's Park
Home to Queen Mary's Gardens and ZSL London Zoo, this park is famous for its thriving wildlife and glorious gardens.
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The British Museum
Just moments from The Bloomsbury, the British Museum houses world-famous collections spanning two million years of human history, from the Rosetta Stone to the Parthenon sculptures. Admission is free, with special exhibitions throughout the year.
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Dupont Circle Farmer's Market
Open Sundays from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., the Dupont Circle Market was named one of the top farmer's markets in the country by the Wall Street Journal. During peak season, more than 50 vendors gather in one of Washington, DC's most vibrant and historic neighborhoods. Enjoy a locally roasted coffee while you browse a vast offering of organic, locally sourced goods.
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An Ideal Husband
Corrupt politics, polite society and a well aimed glance across the room. Oscar Wilde’s An Ideal Husband lands with wit and bite. Secrets surface, morals wobble and love complicates everything. Sharp dialogue, social intrigue and laughter that feels uncomfortably familiar, then and now. On stage, power, charm and consequence collide.
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Ballymaloe Food Festival
The Ballymaloe Festival of Food celebrates Irish food, seasonal cooking and the people behind it. Held on the grounds of Ballymaloe House Hotel in East Cork, part of Ireland’s Ancient East, it brings chefs, producers and cooks together to explore food’s journey from farm to fork in a relaxed setting.
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Good Times Live
Good Times Live brings music, comedy and family revelry to the fields of Chipping Sodbury from 20 to 25 May. Big names roll in nightly, kids rule Sunday daytime, and laughter closes the weekend. Easy to reach, easy to enjoy. Bristol does long weekends well, with friends, food and cheer.
