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The Lost Entrepreneur Meetup
Wed, Jul 8, 5:00 PMYou didn't lose your ambition. You lost alignment while building success. This is the first gathering of The Lost Entrepreneur — a high-trust community for founders and investors who are still building, and still quietly asking what it's all for. This isn't networking-as-usual. No pitching, no name-tag small talk, no "what do you do." Just an evening of honest conversation with a small group of people carrying the same questions. What to expect: a short framing of the five qualities that mark the journey back (curiosity, intelligence, wisdom, resilience, determination); structured one-to-one conversations on the things founders rarely say out loud; an open circle to share what surfaced; and a first look at the road to our Costa Rica immersion (1–4 December 2026, 24 founders, invitation only). Come as you are. Leave with a few real connections and a clearer sense of what you're actually building toward. Impact is mandatory. Ego is disqualifying. Spaces are limited so everyone can be heard — please only RSVP if you intend to come.
London: City of Death Tour
Sun, Jul 12, 12:00 PMIf it's blood, death and torture you're looking for, then this is the tour for you! On the London: City of Death Tour, you will witness torture, executions, and human experiments! We will walk over a plague pit and escape Newgate Prison! Our tour group meets outside Barbican Tube Station, and sets off at 1pm sharp! The tour lasts 90 minutes, finishing off outside St Pauls Cathedral! Afterwards you pay what you think the tour is worth! We accept cash or cards! So come and join us on this blood soaked walk through London's dark history! *(Trigger warning: This tour contains extremely graphic descriptions of torture and execution, and may not be suitable for younger audiences.)*
Notting Hill Tour
Sat, Jul 11, 12:00 PMI’m Just a Tour Guide, standing in front of a tour group, asking them to join me… As we climb Notting Hill, experiencing its fascinating history and culture with every step! On this tour, we’ll be meeting a whole host of amazing characters, including Kings, Queens, artists, activists, and one infamous landlord! Join us as we visit Portobello Road, Dance at the Carnival, and yes, knock on the famous Blue Door from the Film! This tour sets off on Saturday the 11th of June at 1 o’clock sharp! Our group will meet at the Statue of Queen Victoria outside Kensington Palace, and will take about 2 hours, finishing at All Saints Church! Afterwards, you pay however much you think the tour is worth, and we accept cash or cards! See you there! *Disclaimer: This Tour may not be suitable for persons with mobility issues.* *Warning: Sadly, Neither Hugh Grant nor Julia Roberts will be joining us on this tour.*
Jack the Ripper: London’s Darkest Secrets Walking Tour
Sun, Jul 5, 6:30 PMStep into the gas-lit streets of Victorian London and uncover the chilling story of Jack the Ripper. This evening walking tour takes you deep into Whitechapel, where one of history’s most notorious serial killers stalked his victims. Follow your expert guide as you: Visit the actual sites of the Ripper’s murders Explore hidden alleys and cobblestoned lanes Hear the true stories of the victims and the suspects See rare photographs and police reports Learn how the crimes shocked London — and the world Your guide will separate fact from fiction, using historical evidence and forensic insight to paint a vivid picture of life in East London in 1888. ⚠️ **IMPORTANT**: Attendance Confirmation Required To help us manage attendance, please complete the form below if you will be attending. You will only be added to the confirmed list once the form has been completed. **Confirm here:** https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfO_ujT7S1q-3EiZgkxHfPxJGgG8CnlYNCrHqQkLPNXmEC4Gw/viewform?usp=header If you are unable to join, please just send us a message to let us know.
Jack the Ripper: London’s Darkest Secrets Walking Tour
Sun, Jul 12, 6:30 PMStep into the gas-lit streets of Victorian London and uncover the chilling story of Jack the Ripper. This evening walking tour takes you deep into Whitechapel, where one of history’s most notorious serial killers stalked his victims. Follow your expert guide as you: Visit the actual sites of the Ripper’s murders Explore hidden alleys and cobblestoned lanes Hear the true stories of the victims and the suspects See rare photographs and police reports Learn how the crimes shocked London — and the world Your guide will separate fact from fiction, using historical evidence and forensic insight to paint a vivid picture of life in East London in 1888. ⚠️ **IMPORTANT**: Attendance Confirmation Required To help us manage attendance, please complete the form below if you will be attending. You will only be added to the confirmed list once the form has been completed. **Confirm here:** https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfO_ujT7S1q-3EiZgkxHfPxJGgG8CnlYNCrHqQkLPNXmEC4Gw/viewform?usp=header If you are unable to join, please just send us a message to let us know.
Blessings and Bards: Southwark Cathedral to Crossbones Graveyard
Sun, Jul 19, 11:00 AMWalking back from the pub in the backstreets of London Bridge, a short walk from Shakespeare's Globe, Southwark Cathedral and The Shard, you might pass a fence decorated with ribbons, poems, pictures, flowers and other sentimental items. Behind it is Crossbones graveyard, an old burial ground with an extraordinary history. For centuries it was a paupers' graveyard for the area formerly known as The Mint, one of London's poorest and most violent slums. According to local lore, it was once the final resting place for the Winchester Geese, medieval sex workers licensed by the Bishop of Winchester to work in the brothels of The Liberty of the Clink, which lay outside the law of the City of London. Although licensed (and taxed of course) by the church, the sex workers were prohibited from being buried in consecrated ground, and many of them, along with other societal outcasts, were buried at Crossbones, with an estimated 15000 burials including children. Today, every year on the Sunday nearest to the feast day of Mary Magdalene, Southwark Cathedral carries out a procession from the Cathedral to Crossbones to perform an annual act of regret, remembrance and restoration. The blessings are followed by music, songs and performances. All audience members are invited to participate, so feel free to prepare something to share, although this is by no means mandatory! We will meet outside the cathedral (check comments on the day for exact location) to follow the procession and join the event which lasts until 4. If there's interest on the day, we can head to a nearby pub for drinks and chat afterwards! (This is a free event, so we ask that you please keep RSVPs updated to ensure that as many people as possible who want to come are able to. Cancellations with less than three days’ notice may be removed from the group to prevent wasted spaces in future. Many thanks for your understanding!) Source: https://crossbones.org.uk Photo source: https://bost.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Bankside_SecretGardenFEB2022.pdf
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