What's On
What's on in Westminster: Febriuary 15-28.
* Household Cavalry Musuem. (10am - 4pm) New multimedia attraction about their famous horses.
Within the Museum a glass partition wall allows visitors to watch troopers working with their horses in the stables and preparing them for guard duty.
Horse Guards, Whitehall, London SW1A 2AX.
Web: www.householdcavalrymuseum.co.uk.
Tickets: Adult £6, Child/Concessions £4, Family ticket (2 adults & 3 children) £15.
Maida Vale
Music
Tuesdays February 16
Harrow Road Community Choir sessions. 7pm to 9pm. All ages from 8 to 80 years. Working with Wigmore Hall professionals to develop your voice. Free transport available on request. Further info & bookings: Wigmore Hall Learning on 020 7258 8240 or learning@wigmore-hall.org.uk Paddington Academy, 56 Marylands Road, W9
An exhibition of artwork by people using mental health services in Westminster is on display until February 13.
Entitled An Expression of Self, visitors can see the paintings and drawings at Westminster Reference Library, in St Martin's Street, West End.
The Wizard of Oz will be the theme for Westminster's entry into the New Year's Day parade.
Westminster Council's deputy leader Cllr Robert Davis is set to dress as the scarecrow and Cllr Nickie Aiken, of the Warwick ward, will play the part of Dorothy, in celebration of the 70th anniversary of the film.
Find out about everything from pension entitlements to blood sugar and cholesterol checks at an open day in Victoria.
On January 27, a community open day will be held at Dryburgh Hall, in Alderney Street.
The event runs from noon to 3pm.
For more information, contact Bidhan Goswami on 020 7828 1528, email info@wmwtrust.org.uk or see www.wmwtrust.org.uk.
Budding singers are invited to join a Pimlico choir.
Churchill Gardens Community Choir is holding a taster session on January 13, where anyone is welcome to come along and belt out some tunes.
Volunteers are needed to give their time at a Pimlico art gallery.
Tate Britain, in Millbank, is looking for a visitor assistant to welcome people to the gallery, chat to visitors about what's on and help them find their way around.
From hog roasts to mince pies, Christmas classics can be found at a food market in Victoria tomorrow.
The festive market will be open in Cardinal Place, just off Victoria Street, from 10am to 3pm on Tuesday, December 22.
An exhibition about the life of Anne Frank is set to come to Victoria in January.
The story of the Jewish diarist who wrote of her experiences of living and hiding during the Second World War will be retold, as well as looking at the issues raised by her story in the context of modern times.
Song sheets and Santa hats will be provided at a festive Victoria singalong.
From 6pm to 7pm on Thursday, residents are invited to join professional singers in Cardinal Place for tunes including Feed the World, 12 Days of Christmas and Away in a Manger.
A second session will be held there on December 17 at the same time.
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