Free Family Event in London: Lonely Planet’s Pop-up Photography Exhibition
As you know, our international family loves travelling and visiting different places around the world. There are still so many places we want to visit and see. Although we can’t go there right now, luckily we can visit Lonely Planet’s pop-up photography exhibition this week, to celebrate the new edition of The Travel Book.
We have the old version of The Travel Book and it is brilliant, little man loves learning about the countries in the world. I can only imagine how fantastic the new edition is as its content has been comprehensively updated, making it more inspiring, engaging and compelling.
From Tuesday 8th until Sunday 20th November, you can explore the world through an inspirational pop-up photography exhibition in which you can get a taste of the world a little closer to home. The exhibition features a collection of stunning photographs from around the world, all featured in The Travel Book, including the Malawi image above and the Sri Lanka image below.
For one weekend only, on Saturday and Sunday 20th November, Lonely Planet Kids will be taking over with a giant colouring wall for kids, fun craft activities, a competition to win a £100 bundle of Lonely Planet Kids books, poetry workshop and we’ll also be displaying the winning and runners-up photos from our recent Lonely Planet Kids photography competition. Visitors will also get the chance to purchase a selection of our Lonely Planet Kids books, all at 20% off.
You won’t want to miss this amazing event. Details can be found below:
- What? Lonely Planet photography exhibition of inspiring images from around the world, plus a series of workshops for kids and adults
- When? Tuesday 8th to Sunday 20th November 2016
- Where? Unit 26, Boxpark Shoreditch in London, UK
- What time? Mon-Wed and Fri-Sat 11am-7pm, Thurs 11am-8pm, Sun 12pm-6pm
- Entry: Free
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This post has been written in collaboration with Lonely Planet, however the opinions expressed in this post are honest and my own.