A Cheapo's guide to London
The Ainu are an indigenous people living in Hokkaido, northern Japan, and the surrounding area and islands. Rather than focusing on their history, this exhibition is a rare chance to experience …
It might be stressful out there in the grown-up world, but it’s playtime for your inner child. Recharge with a romp through immersive bubble-themed rooms designed to engage all your senses …
Relax inside a giant Van Gogh painting in this immersive 3D digital art experience. Grab a deckchair and sit back as his best-loved works come to life in vivid colour all around you, follow the …
Celebrate 100 years of Disney at this magical exhibition, including much-loved classics such as Snow White and Cinderella plus newer members of the Disney family—Pixar, Star Wars, and MARVEL. …
Trace the timeline of iconic fashion house Gucci in this immersive exhibition at 180 Studios. Allow around an hour to follow the rise of Guccio Gucci from hotel porter to founder of one of the …
Peek into the fabulously fashionable world of the royal Georgian court and trace how it has inspired many of today’s glamorous red-carpet looks at Crown to Couture, Kensington …
Crafty Cheapos will now need to travel to Farnborough for the show in September; check their website for details. A haven for craft-lovers nationwide, this two-day event has everything you could …
The third and final open day of 2022 will focus on how London’s transport has shaped our city for over a century. The programme features mini talks, heritage vehicle displays and fun activities …
To celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee in 2022 the Tower of London has sown over 20 million seeds throughout its moat, transforming it into a huge wildflower meadow. There is a free …
Canary Wharf’s unique Summer Lights display is back to celebrate the beauty of natural light with a series of colourful outdoor light installations, officially opening on summer solstice. The …
Vision & Virtuosity at the Saatchi Gallery celebrates 150 years of Tiffany & Co. in London. The story is told in seven chapters, from their founders and designers, the iconic Blue Book …
Travel Special: Ten countries for ten quid - Explore the world by visiting Kew Gardens’ ten breathtaking botanical landscapes
Science Gallery London’s fascinating GENDERS exhibition is now open to the public until late June. It’s an open and nuanced look at gender, the conflicts that surround it and the people most …
The Museums at Night event has now been permanently retired from service. Fortunately, there are plenty of museum lates to choose from these days. From evenings at Keats’ House to …
The Transport Museum has long been a portal to secret sites in London, it runs regular tours of disused tube stations across the city, like Aldwych and the tunnels of Euston. Now you can explore …
Light up your evenings this winter at trendy work and social hub, Paddington Central. They may be newcomers to the Christmas light scene, but they’re going all out. For more winter lights, check …
Fans of fast cars, and 007 can get their fix at the Film Museum which features more than 100 original vehicles and artefacts from all 24 James Bond films. The massive exhibition includes …
Curious about magic and want to peep behind the curtain a little? The relationship between magic and psychology is at the heart of Smoke and Mirrors at The Wellcome Collection. The free …
This is the largest Manga exhibition of the visual artform outside of Japan, brought to the British Library in association with The National Art Center Tokyo and the Organisation for the …
A festival-style exploration of the creative and scientific developments in AI is taking over the whole Barbican centre this summer. Experience research by DeepMind, Massachusetts Institute of …
Crystal Palace Park will host over 100 vintage motor racing cars over the late May Bank Holiday weekend. There will be some racing, with new and old cars going against each other, as well as …
A new exhibition at the Science Museum exploring how society is responding to the massive (and frankly, scary) challenge of antibiotic resistance, featuring scientific research from across the …
A free exhibition exploring the relationship between buildings and our physical and mental health. The exhibition features works by artists including Andreas Gursky, Rachel Whitread and Martha …
