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London Transport Museum will host a night of talks, discussion and entertainment this month with the first Late Debate of the year.

Visitors to the event, which takes place on Thursday 26 January, will be able to enjoy interactive debates, workshops, live entertainment and have a look around the Designology exhibition.

There will be four workshops to choose from, all led by industry experts, designers and authors.

Learning from the past and influencing the future
Historians, authors and contemporary designers take part in a panel discussion to explore railway design, share learning from the past and discuss recommendations for the future.

Connect or forget: Powered by New London Architecture
Work with a panel of experts to consider how the Tube and wider transport network has the ability to connect or forget regions and communities.

Delight and surprise
Explore how our journeys can be influenced by moments of delight and surprise, and how such moments make TfL a leader in design.

Guests can share their views on how important it is for our stations to celebrate heritage, promote a sense of nature, engage with art and culture, and make an impact through well-curated advertising.

Tales from Weaving Futures: Powered by PechaKucha
Enjoy textile tales, design debates and weaving wonders, brought to you by the designers, artists and industry professionals involved in the Designology Weaving Futures studio programme.

There will also be a chance to meet authors and designers and enjoy live music and a bar, as well as all the museum exhibits.

• Tickets to the Late Debate cost £12 (£10 concessions) and are for adults only. Book online and use code LATEDEBATE to save 25 per cent. For more details, visit www.ltmuseum.co.uk