London Art After Dark: Stellar space-themed art trail to take over the West End
London’s West End is set to be invaded by a space themed art trail for one weekend next month.
This March some of the West End’s most familiar landmarks will host mesmerising space themed art displays.
From asteroid-sized iridescent moon rocks to state-of-the-art telescopes all are welcome to use, the Art After Dark trail will see the iconic capital area become a portal to explore the wonders of the night sky.
Created by Art of London the free late-night programme, will be available for city locals and visitors to explore ahead of the upcoming partial lunar eclipse on March 14.
Here's everything those wanting to visit the Art After Dark trail this March need to know, including how long it is on and how to get there.
When does the London Art After Dark trail open?
The Art After Dark trail will only be open for one weekend this March. The space themed displays will land in London’s West End on March 6 and will be available to visit until March 8.
Do you need a ticket for the London Art After Dark trail?
No, the Art After Dark trail is not a ticketed event and is free for all to visit and walk around its space-themed displays.
How to get to the London Art After Dark trail
The trail will be based around Piccadilly Circus so those traveling in to see the trail can head to the Piccadilly Circus underground station which is accessible via both the Bakerloo and Piccadilly lines.