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23 July

The blind Latin-reggae five-piece, Tribo De Jah, hit Guanagara with their sweet sounds. 7pm. Parker St, WC2. £5.

The Wellcome Collection takes the phrase 'skeletons in my cupboard' a little too far. 10am-6pm. 183 Euston Rd, NW1. Free.

Paintings in Hospitals go in search of beauty & wellbeing at the Menier Gallery. 10am-6pm. 51 Southwark St, SE1. Free.

Brahms is so last season. This year is all about the Bruch. Wigmore Hall. 7:30pm. 36 Wigmore St, W1. £12-£22.

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