Calling all Junior Junctioneers! Check out our special half-term event of filming, gaming and magic for 8-16 year olds! 

Business Junction members, guests and their children (8 to 16 years) are invited to the next in our series of Junior Junction events, this time taking place in the fantastic London Transport Museum in Covent Garden (https://www.ltmuseum.co.uk) during the summer half-term.

This fun afternoon is guaranteed to enlighten and entertain, with complimentary drinks and a fantastic lunch courtesy of the museum's in-house caterers, Benugos. Free admission to the London Transport Museum before or after the event is also included.

Welcomed to the event from midday, you can get involved straightaway in the various activities on offer from the following Business Junction members:

Ray O'Neill has 20 years' experience working (filming, editing and livestreaming) with some of the biggest and smallest companies and individuals, and has been a film course lecturer. Ray will run short filming workshops in the Cubic Theatre with the opportunity for young people to either present a piece to the camera to be filmed, and for those more interested in what goes on behind the camera, to gain some experience about lighting, cameras and sound. See more about Ray's work here.

Logan Gunasingham, founder of retro gaming entertainment company REZtron, will bring a selection of retro video games, consoles and screens to allow you to game against each other and your parents - some of whom will of course by absolute experts at these vintage games! Throwback to the golden era of gaming and expect an afternoon of 80’s and 90’s retro games to battle away. Think Pac-Man, Tetris, Double Dragon, Golden Axe, R-Type, Micro Machines, Mortal Kombat, SEGA Rally, Mario Kart, Donkey Kong, Street Fighter II, Streets of Rage, Sonic 2, Marvel vs Capcom, Virtua Tennis, Virtua Cop and more! Displayed on original CRT TVs and on Projector screen using original SEGA and Nintendo consoles and carts.

MagicMan London has been a professional magician for over 15 years, performing at a wide range of events from parties to large scale awards and more. At this event, he will teach a trick with a sponge ball that you can perform for your friends and family and also show you the sort of magic he loves to perform.

The event will come to an end at 2.30pm but the fun doesn't stop there as all guests can then explore the museum free of charge.