I'm a big fan of Jane Webb and her Illumini events (the Crypt-Mas grotto was one of the oddest art installations I have ever seen!) and on Friday 11 March she will be teaming up with the Museum of London to bring "Electro-Late" to life. Expect an evening of to create a night of electrifying performances, visuals and hands on activities that will bring the museum's Galleries of Modern London to life. There'll be magic from Deryck Flowers, juggling, a strange live stone statue (played by Pawel Fesyk), glowing dance and hula hoop performances, robots, projections, interactive graffiti and more.
I know from experience that Illumini events are always enormously over-subscribed so I would recommend getting down there as early as possible, well before the opening time of 6:30pm if you can. In keeping with other events curated by Jane it will be a free event of course but I know that they welcome donations, given that they don't get much in the way of external funding, so have a few quid in your pocket and give generously - it will be worth it, believe me!
