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BEHIND THE SCENES TOUR AT
EMIRATES STADIUM
Create unforgettable memories with a
behind-the-scenes tour at Emirates
Stadium. Whether you’re a fan of the
Gunners, or just a sports fan looking to
visit the home of one of the Premier
League’s greatest teams, this experience is
not to be missed. Just fifteen minutes on
the tube from Leicester Square and Covent
Garden – this award-winning self-guided
tour of Arsenal’s home takes you into areas
normally restricted to the public.
Get a taste of life as a Premier League
footballer as you follow in the footsteps of
Arsenal’s star players. Take your seat in
the Home Dressing Room, walk down the
Player’s Tunnel, stand pitchside and visit
the Home Dugout. Not to mention access
the exclusive Diamond Club, Director’s
Box, Press Conference Room and more,
plus inclusive access to the Arsenal
Museum.
Visitors will be given a state-of-the- art
multimedia guide with commentary from
an Arsenal Legend, or in one of seven
languages including BSL. As well as
listening to facts about the stadium, you
can also view exclusive player interviews
and match footage, and the innovative
‘Shirt Cam’ feature means you can see
player highlights just by pointing your
guide at their shirt!
If you want to try something more
exclusive, you can book a Legend Tour
led by a former Arsenal player sharing
behind the scenes secrets of what it’s
really like to play for London’s most
storied club. Looking for
something extra special?
Why not book a VIP
Legend Experience. Enjoy
the chance to meet iconic
Arsenal legends, complete
with a fully guided tour,
buffet dining in the
Diamond Club, an
exclusive VIP gift and much
more. It’s the ultimate gift
for the Gunners fan in your
life. For further information
and bookings, visit the
website arsenal.com/tours
and head for the Emirates
Stadium.
HARLAND MILLER AT THE DESIGN
MUSEUM
This December, the Design Museum
presents a major free exhibition of
monumental works by internationally
acclaimed artist and writer Harland
Miller, including several new pieces
created specially for the show. Centred
on Miller’s celebrated Letter Painting
series, the exhibition spans two
locations within the museum,
highlighting his distinctive blend of
contemporary art and graphic design.
In the Helene and Johannes Huth
Gallery, visitors will encounter Miller’s
bold, large-scale canvases, defined by
saturated colour palettes and striking
typography – often using typefaces he
designs himself. Key works include Far
Out (2022), the series’ first diptych, and
XXX (2025), which explores the visual
and cultural resonance of repeated
lettering.
The mezzanine displays related works
on paper, offering a closer look at the
structural foundations behind Miller’s
paintings. Co-curated by Miller and
Design Museum Director Tim Marlow,
the exhibition runs from 10 December to
25 January. Entry is free.
If - 2025: Oil, acrylic, watercolour and
pencil on paper 20 x 14 3/16 in. (50.8 x
36 cm) © Harland Miller. Photo © White Cube
(Theo Christelis) - Courtesy of the artist and
White Cube
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