Uncover the rich and unexpected connections between Southwark and the City of London on this fascinating walking tour.

Come and meet Miss Nightingale at the Florence Nightingale Museum

Join artist Judith Walker in this creative zine making workshop that explores the role that our guts play in our physical and mental health.

Step into the shadowy past of 19th-century Southwark, where surgeons trained, body snatchers lurked, and the demand for dissection subjects fuelled a grim underground trade.

Discover how skateboarding can enhance both your physical and mental wellbeing.

Join the Old operating Theatre Museum and Herb Garret’s as they demonstrate surgery and speaks about the Victorian Operating Theatre.

Join us for a night of medically-themed stand-up comedy, stories and silliness from some of London's funniest people.

Experience Gutted, a live script by Laura Wilson and Alan Whiting, uncovering the deep ties between our gut and the world - live at one of Europe’s oldest operating theatres.

Discover how skateboarding can enhance both your physical and mental wellbeing.

Unwind, get creative, and explore the fascinating world of stem cells in this unique embroidery workshop.

In this hands-on workshop, you will craft a pomander using aromatic ingredients traditionally linked to relaxation and gut health.

Join us for April Fool’s Medicine, where history takes a hilarious wrong turn.

Join us for a guided walk with Darryl Moore from Cityscapes as we explore the hidden green spaces of the London Bridge area.

You are invited for a private viewing of the Florence Nightingale Museum’s latest exhibition, Caring Companions.

On John Keats's birthday songs, poems, drawings and vegetables in celebration of the poet's passion and whimsy.

Join Mr Londoner, aka blue badge tour guide Antony Robbins to discover artwork in and around London Bridge. The walk will start with the newly installed mosaic at the bus station.

An underground walking tour through the hidden tunnels beneath Guy’s Hospital and King’s College Campus, led by our esteemed friend Reverend Jim Craig, Chaplain of Guy's Chapel.

Join us for a day of drawing classes celebrating the profound healing power of the humble pup.

Discover life as a medical student in Victorian London with Caroline Rance.

Delve into the history of grifters who capitalised on a lack of medical knowledge, selling fraudulent medicines that at best had no effect and at worst resulted in the death of their victims.

Discover the benefits of skateboarding for your mind and body, from improving balance and coordination to boosting confidence and creativity.

In this drawing workshop, we will be taking inspiration from London Bridge’s fascinating history as a centre for health and medicine.

You’re invited to join an autumn lunchtime stroll through the London Bridge neighbourhood. Expect an uplifting hour, connecting with green spaces and points of historical and cultural interest along the way.

Cycling isn't just about getting from A to B – it's a journey towards improved health and wellbeing! We've partnered with Hop Kingdom to offer free bike check-ups at their Workshop to help you keep your wheels spinning smoothly.

For the first time ever, the Museum of Life Sciences will host a unique musical experience amidst its captivating collection of bones and specimens.

Relax, unwind and enjoy a lunchtime piano concert in the serene surroundings of Guy's Chapel.

Join the Old Operating Theatre Museum & Herb Garret for an Open view of their extraordinary new exhibition Anatomy and Beyond.