SEBASTIAN HORSLEY'S HOUSE
7 Meard Street
Soho, London W1F 0EW

Artist and dandy Sebastian Horsley, with his trademark stovepipe hat, was one of the most flamboyant and recognisable characters in Soho in the 1990s and 2000s. His flat, modelled on on a nineteenth century French brothel, has remained relatively untouched since his death in 2010 and still houses his legendary collection of human skulls. It is with great pleasure that we open these premises for a series of taxidermy workshops, giving you the chance to learn an age-old craft in this highly eccentric and idiosyncratic setting.

Directions:
Just off Dean Street, in the middle of Soho. Closest tube stations are Leicester Square, Tottenham Court Road or Piccadilly Circus.