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Entertainment Guide to West London

West London Entertainment Guide Finding something to do on an evening or on a rainy day isn't difficult with the wealth of fun to be had in West London.

Have fun at Ginglik [map] , Club on the Green, Shepherds Bush Green, which is a funky nightclub during the weekends and changes gear on a Tuesday when some of the areas best comedians come together for Laugh. This venue, which was once a public toilet, provides a great place for a giggle.

See an art house or independent film at one of the country’s oldest cinemas by paying a timely visit to The Electric Cinema [map], Portobello Road. Sit back in one of the comfiest chairs or double sofas you’ll ever experience, and enjoy the magnificent Edwardian décor. You might also see some familiar faces as this cinema is particularly popular with big players from the British and European film industry.

Live music fans will be in seventh heaven with the range of venues and events on offer.

See some of the world’s best music at The Shepherds Bush Empire [map], Shepherds Bush Green, which offers a programme of rock, pop, alternative and acoustic gigs.

Those with more refined tastes should check out Hyde Park [map] which plays host to some fantastic outdoor events including Proms In The Park when the BBC Orchestra and other talented musicians come together in what must surely be one of the best classical events in the world.

If you prefer smooth beats and low lights check out Ronnie Scott’s [map], Frith Street. The undisputed premier jazz club has been around for more than 40 years and continues to dominate the scene with a programme of new and exciting music, as well as some famous stalwarts.

Dress up for a night at the theatre and choose from dozens of excellent places to catch the latest drama, musical and touring production.
Visit the glorious West End or discover one of the fabulous smaller theatres dotted around this area.

The Lyric Hammersmith [map], King Street, has enjoyed something of a renaissance during the past few years and now boasts an impressive programme of exciting new drama. Recent productions have included 1984 and Shockhead Peter.

History buffs will feel right at home in West London. With several major museums on your doorstep there’s plenty of different experiences to choose from.

Get a flavour for London’s interesting past with a visit to The Gunnersbury Park Museum [map], Gunnersbury Park, Popes Lane. This former home to the Rothchild family is an excellent example of a 19th century mansion and offers a splendid selection of displays including toys, costumes and local history. The Victorian kitchens are open during the school holidays and particularly appeal to children who can enjoy a real hands-on experience.

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