To celebrate the release of Lost Girls, London England’s Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA) and the Blackwell chain of bookstores are presenting an exclusive “Lost Girls” event with Alan Moore and Melinda Gebbie on October 12th. Alan and Melinda will be in conversation with comedian, broadcaster and comic fan Stewart Lee. Thursday, October 12, 2006 @ 7pm

The largest outdoor market I’ve ever seen, with things from just about every country, every era, and every subculture you could imagine. Worth checking out, even if you don’t buy anything.

Near Camden Town tube station

The tkts ticket booth in the clocktower building in Leicester Square is the best way to buy discount tickets on the day of performance.

You’ll find tkts Leicester Square in the clocktower building on the south side of the garden in Leicester Square. It’s easy to find – it is the only free-standing building actually within the Square, rather than around the edge. The nearest Underground stations are Leicester Square and Piccadilly Circus.

Not all shows sell tickets at the tkts booth, but there is always a great deal of choice.
Beware of imitators.

At 135 metres above London, the London Eye is the world’s tallest observation wheel, with 40km panoramic views on a clear day. The gradual 30 minute flight offers stunning views of London and its famous landmarks in a fully air conditioned capsule with bench seating.

British Airways London Eye is situated on the South Bank of the River Thames, opposite the Houses of Parliament. The ticket office is located inside County Hall, which is the building directly next to the London Eye. The Eye is approximately five minutes walking distance from Waterloo tube station (follow signs for the South Bank) and Westminster tube station (exit one, follow signs for Westminster pier).

Booking online or in advance will result in slightly cheaper admission prices.

Contemporary Chinese art exhibit until 5 Nov. An off-site exhibition of the Serpentine Gallery.

Off Queenstown Road, SW8 3RQ