Major UK venues across the length of Britain hold public, consumer and trade exhibitions and shows all year. From the popular consumer show 'Grand Designs Live' to the world renowned London and Southampton Boat Shows, there's an exhibition that's bound to 'float your boat'!
Planning its first exhibition devoted to the horse, the British Museum will showcase a display tracing the story of the animal across thousands of years of human history.
To celebrate the Queen's Diamond jubilee Buckingham Palace will be holding an exhibition of the monarch's jewels.
As the most complete display of da Vinci's surviving work, Leonardo da Vinci: Painter at the Court of Milan, opens to the public today at the National Gallery in London and is expected to be one of the greatest art events of the year.
The Albert Dock has announced an exciting programme of family entertainment in November to celebrate Tate Liverpool's Alice in Wonderland art exhibition.
DH Lawrence Heritage Centre in Eastwood
Talisman Theatre and Arts Centre in Kenilworth
Pegasus Theatre in OxfordGeorge Square in Glasgow
Blacks Club in London
East Croydon United Reformed Church in Croydon
Theatre Royal in Bury St Edmunds
Canvas and Cream in London
Philip Mould And Co in London
Belmont Hotel in Leicester
Holiday Inn Express in Redditch
Central Park Stadium in Sittingbourne
Deepdale Backpackers And Camping in Burnham Deepdale
The Rose Bowl in Southampton
Oxford And Cherwell Valley College in OxfordBarley Hall in YorkMerchant Adventurers Hall And St Sampson's Square Marque in YorkBarley Hall in YorkBedern Hall in YorkBedern Hall in York
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