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London Craft Week Exhibition: Zié Object(s) × Dr Johnson's House
Friday 15 & Saturday 16 May. 10am - 5pm. Free Entry. Developed from archival research, this exhibition considers material as a carrier of time.


Fleet Street Quarter Festival of Words 2026
Tuesday 12 - Saturday 16 May. We are very pleased to be taking part in this year's Fleet Street Quarter Festival of Words.


Museum Lates at Dr Johnson's House
Thursday 21 May, 5.30pm - 7pm. £14 / 2 FOR £22. Celebrate summer with a Museum Late at one of London’s best-kept secrets!


Dr Johnson's House - Walk & Visit
Wednesday 13 May, 1pm - 3pm. £20. Take a fascinating walk through the heart of literary London and visit the home of its most famous resident writer, Dr Samuel Johnson.


Music in Georgian London
Tuesday 26 May, 12.30 - 1.45pm. £3.96 (booking required). Join us over lunch to hear from Marguerite Mullée, experienced conductor, singer, and voice teacher with a doctorate in Music.


Dr Johnson's House - Walk & Visit
Wednesday 10 June, 1pm - 3pm. £20. Take a fascinating walk through the heart of literary London and visit the home of its most famous resident writer, Dr Samuel Johnson.


Trafalgar: Battle & Aftermath
Thursday 7 May, 6:30 - 8pm. £25 / 2 for £35. Hear military historian Paul O'Keeffe recount key moments from his vivid and visceral portrayal of the most famous naval battle in history, its aftermath and the human cost of war.


Death Rituals & Grief: In Conversation with Sofka Zinovieff & Julia Samuel
Wednesday 10 June, 6.30 - 8pm. £27.50. We’re hosting a special event on death rituals with acclaimed author Sofka Zinovieff and psychotherapist Julia Samuel.


Museum Lates at Dr Johnson's House
Wednesday 17 June, 5.30pm - 7pm. £14 / 2 FOR £22. Enjoy sparkling drinks and discover one of London's best-kept secrets!


Britain & The American Dream
Wednesday 1 July, 6:30 - 8pm. £27.50.
As the USA celebrates its 250th birthday, historian Peter Moore explores how the British Enlightenment shaped the idea of The American Dream


A Harmless Drudge and his Dictionary
London Luminaries Spotlight Talks 2026. Online Talk. Thursday 2 July. 7pm - 8pm. £10. This online lecture will explore the life, work and legacy of Dr Samuel Johnson.


Salon Series at Dr Johnson's House: Orchestra for the Earth
Wednesday 29 April, 5.15pm - 6.15pm. £20. Join us for an intimate musical performance by Orchestra for the Earth in this salon-style concert in the historical home of Dr Johnson.


The New Dark Ages: James Marriott in conversation with Henry Oliver
Thursday 8 July, 6:30 - 8pm. £27.50. Join Times columnist James Marriott in conversation with Substack writer Henry Oliver for a discussion about the future of literature, literacy, and the fate of the West.


Prince George and Master Frederick: Royal Friends and Secret Brothers
Tuesday 28 April, 12.30 - 1.45pm. £3.96 (booking required). Join us over lunch to hear Rosalind Freeborn discuss the fascinating life of a boy raised in the shadow of the Georgian royal crown


Museum Lates at Dr Johnson's House
Thursday 23 April, 5.30pm - 7pm. £14 / 2 FOR £22. Celebrate the return of light evenings with a Museum Late at one of London’s best-kept secrets!


Lamentable Tales, Merry Gestes and Pleasant Histories
Sunday 12 July. 12pm - 4pm. Free with admission. Storyteller and historian Dave Tonge explores the tales that filled Dr Johnson’s London.


Dr Johnson's House - Walk & Visit
Wednesday 15 July, 1pm - 3pm. £20. Take a fascinating walk through the heart of literary London and visit the home of its most famous resident writer, Dr Samuel Johnson.


Dr Johnson's House - Walk & Visit
Wednesday 15 April, 1pm - 3pm. £20. Take a fascinating walk through the heart of literary London and visit the home of its most famous resident writer, Dr Samuel Johnson.


Dr Johnson's House - Walk & Visit
Wednesday 29 July, 1pm - 3pm. £20. Take a fascinating walk through the heart of literary London and visit the home of its most famous resident writer, Dr Samuel Johnson.


Dr Johnson's House - Walk & Visit
Wednesday 12 August, 1pm - 3pm. £20. Take a fascinating walk through the heart of literary London and visit the home of its most famous resident writer, Dr Samuel Johnson.
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