SALON NO. 34: MUNICIPAL DREAMING
SALON NO. 34: MUNICIPAL DREAMING
SALON NO. 34: MUNICIPAL DREAMING
SALON NO. 34: MUNICIPAL DREAMING

SALON NO. 35: SEX AND THE CITY
The ghosts of Soho's erotic past 

6:30pm Thursday April 28th 2016
Westminster Arts Library
35 St Martins Street
London WC1

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Each ticket includes a Hendricks Gin Punch

Soho poet and writer JEREMY REED evoke’s the world of LGBT London past and present with a poetic peek into the lives of  ‘the Dilly boys’ the proto-rent boys who frequented Piccadilly circus in the 19th century.   And performer CELINE HISPICHE brings to life 1920s Bohemian Soho as she tells the tale of singer Betty May with an extraordinary supporting cast of West End characters including Aleister Crowley, Augustus John, Nina Hamnett and Jacob Epstein.

Salon for the City is an Antique Beat produced series taking a look at London through a different lens on the last Thursday of each month at the Westminster Arts Reference Library.
 
WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT THE SALON FOR THE CITY:
"Loved speaking at this event - marvellous location in the heart of Westminster - and all the questions from a curious, cosmopolitan, engaged audience."
Lee Jackson (Victorian London)
"A beautiful library, deucedly good speakers, a laid-back atmosphere, a spellbinding evening and the kind of Q&A session that'll have you fumbling for your notebook. A whole heap of London...it's a recipe that's only equalled by the fabulous gin cocktails handed out to those lucky enough to get a ticket."
Matt Brown (Editor at large Londonist)
"Salon for the City" proves that people still crave unique, transient, live and challenging events in a world of digitally cloned disconnected mulch. Dave McKeen (Artist and illustrator)