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Great British Beer Festival 2024
Sadly there will be no festival this year due to issues with venue availability; word is that they will be back in 2025, so fingers crossed for that.
Sadly there will be no festival this year due to issues with venue availability; word is that they will be back in 2025, so fingers crossed for that.
Brixton’s 200-year-old mill opens its doors for public tours from April until October. The guided tours are scheduled on the second weekend of each month. See the original wind-powered …
Kensington & Chelsea Art Week (KCAW) presents its seventh annual Public Art Trail this summer; the theme for 2024 is ‘Changing Landscapes’. An unmissable highlight on London’s …
This August bank holiday weekend, Battersea Park is set to host a three day open-air concert series featuring a selection of the greatest acts in classical, jazz and soul music. Unpack your …
Get your summer vibe on with a series of free live music performances in St Martin’s courtyard. Find a shady spot, pull up a deckchair, grab a cold one and chill. There will be music for a …
Suspended States is a solo exhibition of new and recent works by British Nigerian artist Yinka Shonibare CBE. The exhibition is on view at Serpentine South from 12 April to 1 September 2024 and …
Judy Chicago: Revelations charts the full arc of Chicago’s career with a specific focus on drawing, highlighting rarely seen works. The artist came to prominence in the late 1960s when she …
St Martin’s Autumn Lectures confront some of the biggest issues of our time with a fascinating lineup of speakers. This year’s theme is Inspiration: The Influences That Have Shaped My …
Europe’s largest Caribbean food and drink festival hits London again this year with over 20 Caribbean street food traders, cooking demos, market stalls, a funfair and free activities for …
Looking for a slightly more interesting way to spend your lunch break, or ease into the weekend? Colourscape is an immersive walkthrough of labyrinths with multicoloured chambers illuminated by …
Tropical Modernism, or the ‘Bauhaus in the Tropics’, was a colonial architectural style that developed into a symbol of independence and modernity in India and West Africa. This …
Make the most of your visit to Kew Gardens this summer with one of their monthly tours, which are included in the entry price. Delve into an area of the Gardens with the help of an expert guide …
Cheer on runners and get some Sunday sightseeing in at the same time. The Royal Parks Half Marathon passes a host of famous landmarks along its 13.1 mile route on closed roads. These include …
Admit you’re still just a big kid and hop on this 7¼ inch gauge miniature railway in Brockwell Park for a return journey from Herne Hill Gates to the Brockwell Lido for the princely sum of …
The Serpentine Pavilion 2024 is Archipelagic Void, designed by Seoul-based Korean architect Minsuk Cho and his firm Mass Studies. Comprised of five distinct areas in a star shape, each structure …
There’s a major new large-scale sculpture by the legendary Gerhard Richter outside Serpentine South Gallery, in Kensington Gardens. Two huge intersecting panels with striped ceramic tiles …
Parallax is a unique art fair whose ethos is to question the canon of art history and its influence on today’s definitions of contemporary design. The exhibition empowers the customers as …
The London Diwali festival at Trafalgar Square attracts approximately 35,000 people each year to celebrate this uplifting and inclusive Hindu, Sikh and Jain festival of light. Following the …
Serpentine and The Royal Parks present a new large-scale sculpture by Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, marking a return to the location of her first retrospective exhibition in Britain in 2000. …
So, the Bishops Park Fireworks are back – kind of. They have been replaced for 2023 with an environmentally-friendly 15-minute ‘Light-Laser-Sound Extravaganza’, called The …