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Sindy in the Sixties
Museums & Attractions
Family friendlyAlso on at V&A Museum of Childhood
- Wonderland, Until Jan 10 2010
- Childhood, Until Sun Nov 29
- Kingsmead Eyes, Until Feb 7 2010
- Use Your Imagination, Nov 28-Jun 6 2010
- Time Out First Thursdays: Winter Wonderland, Thu Dec 3
- Create an Artists' Book, Sat Dec 5
Exhibitions & attractions open today
- Brunel Museum, Brunel Museum
- Florence Nightingale Museum, Florence Nightingale Museum
- Horniman Museum, Horniman Museum
- Imperial War Museum, Imperial War Museum
- Kingston Museum, Kingston Museum
- Natural History Museum, Natural History Museum
Blogs & videos
Making sweet music together
The collaborations that are fun for musicians AND fans
The new Japan Centre
We take a look at Japan Centre's shiny new site over on Regent Street, featuring all manner of foodie delights.
Why restaurants say no to BYO
We explore why restaurants are reluctant to let punters bring their own booze - and reveal the ones that allow it.
Devonshire Square Farmer's Market
Our guide to the new market in the City, featuring artisan bakers, cheesemakers and fishmongers.
Fringe theatre openings
There's some particularly experimental and enigmatic shows opening on the fringe this week.
For One Night Only comedy night
Performances and backstage interviews from the gig
Time Out says
A display dedicated to the Sindy doll, which was launched in 1963 as 'the doll you love to dress'. On show are 70 objects from the 1960s including Sindy dolls and dolls of her boyfriend Paul and friends Mitzi and Vicki, as well as clothing, furniture and accessories. The display is curated by Helen Carter, Programme Leader of Fashion Design at the University of East London.
V&A Museum of Childhood details
Transport Bethnal Green
020 8983 5200/020 8983 5235 (information line)
Times 10am-5.45pm daily
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