Things To Do in London: The Links Foundation, Incorporated Global Black Women’s Summit

Don't miss your chance to experience the electrifying story of Tina Turner come to life on stage! The Tina Turner Musical is a high-energy production that will have you dancing in your seat. With incredible performances, stunning costumes, and iconic songs, this show is a must-see for any fan of Tina Turner or anyone who loves a great musical.

There are a limited number of seats available for this optional post-summit event.

Tickets must be purchased at the time of registration.

Transportation to the Aldwych Theatre is not included.

The quickest way to travel around, London's Underground metro system is the oldest and most famous in the world. In total, there are 11 lines on the Tube within nine zones. On most days the London Tube is open between 5AM and 12AM, but there is extended services for Friday and Saturday. Fares vary widely for the London Underground depending on when you're using the service and how far you're going. The easiest way navigate the Tube is to invest in what's known as an Oyster Card. These re-chargeable card can be purchased at any Tube station. Put as much money as you want on your Oyster Card and scan it at the entrance of the Tube station. It’s much cheaper to use than single tube tickets

Black History Walks offer walking tours, educational talks and films in London. We work with museums, schools, communities and universities to deliver a diverse and engaging programme of educational experiences for students, sightseers, businesses, film fans and anyone with an interest in history and learning. The dedicated Black History Walks team has been delivering some of the best walking tours in London for over 16 years and has more than 20 years’ experience delivering film exhibitions and talks. You can find upcoming walks HERE (New dates are each month as the year progresses)

Experience the spectacle and grandeur of the Changing of the Guard ceremony at Buckingham Palace. Watch as the iconic red-coated guards, accompanied by the rhythmic beat of the military band, march in perfect unison to switch shifts. The precision and pageantry of this centuries-old tradition is a must-see for anyone visiting London. Join the crowds and witness this unique display of British culture and history. The Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace takes place outside Buckingham Palace, beginning at 10:45 AM and lasts around 45 minutes (handover takes place at 11:00 AM). You can join the Change of the Guard walking tour to learn much more about this ceremony.

Discover the rich history of England's most iconic fortress at the Tower of London. Immerse yourself in the stories of kings and queens, prisoners and traitors, and the Crown Jewels. Marvel at the imposing White Tower, built in the 11th century, and walk along the ancient walls overlooking the Thames. With expert guides and interactive exhibits, the Tower of London offers an unforgettable experience for all ages. Don't miss the chance to step back in time and explore this world-renowned landmark. Visit the Tower of London today.

October is also an ideal time to visit the many museums that London has to offer. Most museums run night-time tours as part of the city's Museums at Night feature, and this can make it easier to browse these frequently crowded spots. The Museum of London, V&A, British Museum, Tate Modern, and National Gallery all have free admission and make an excellent introduction to the area's museum culture. Off the beaten path, visitors may wish to explore the lesser-known Design Museum, National Maritime Museum, Hampstead Museum, or Geffrey Museum.

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