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Enjoy live blues, soul & grooves from the Camden Blues Kitchen’s house band, including classics from the likes of Aretha Franklin, James Brown, The Rolling Stones & more, with …
Enjoy live blues, soul & grooves from the Camden Blues Kitchen’s house band, including classics from the likes of Aretha Franklin, James Brown, The Rolling Stones & more, with …
A late-night silent disco may not be the first activity that springs to mind when someone mentions the Natural History Museum, but it’s one of London’s more unusual hot tickets …
The famous monthly jazz night is back with headline performances up on Level 6 of Peckham Levels. Each month jazz collective Trouble In The Nighttime will be inviting London’s finest artists to …
The London Games Festival is a multi-day celebration of the art, culture and business of video games. Back for its eighth year, the London Games Festival is an umbrella under which events are …
It’s your last chance to catch much-loved comedian Phil Wang at the Globe’s Sam Wanamaker Playhouse for the two final performances of his smash hit stand-up show, Wang in There, …
Back with a new-look show and new cool indoor/outdoor venue Between the Bridges (right next to the London Eye), BrewLDN promises a good time to beer lovers. Sample beers from over 150 of the …
Shop small and be kind to the planet with the award winning Vintage Furniture Flea Market at the beautiful St John’s church on the Hyde Park Estate.
This major new exhibition at the Wellcome Collection looks at the concept of beauty across different cultures and periods of history, and how it has been influenced by issues such as morality, …
The new courtyard commission at Somerset House is ‘Bamboo as Method’ by artist Zheng Bo. In stark contrast to the urban setting of Somerset House and the fast-paced, hyper-connected …
It’s blossom time, and Outernet and the National Trust have partnered on a new exhibition hoping to encourage us to appreciate the beauty of nature and the changing seasons. Relax into the …
Not normally open to the public, Acton Depot open weekends are a fantastic opportunity to see some of the hundreds of thousands of treasures stored in the working museum storehouse. What to …
A free walking trail of public art in the City of London, Sculpture in the City brings some much-needed colour to the corporate end of town. The 12th edition of the exhibition returns with 18 …
The dates for the festival have been pencilled in but it looks like it may not be going ahead this year due to a lack of funding. We’ll let you know if we hear anything more.
‘When Forms Come Alive – Sixty Years of Restless Sculpture’ is the Hayward Gallery’s first exhibition of 2024 and features the work of 21 artists from across the world. …
Unseen Tours supports vulnerably-housed individuals to develop, curate, and lead guided walks in different neighbourhoods of London. Their brilliant guides, being formerly homeless, know the …
The Blue Posts pub and the Soho Comedy Factory present a cocktail of comedy talent, from well-known faces to the stars of tomorrow. Previous shows have included acts seen on Live at the Apollo, …
Visit The Art of the Brick London, the exhibition of LEGO® art visited by over 10 million people around the world, and see how over a million LEGO® bricks have been transformed into more than …
Explore a more considered, direct and visually impactful insight into war and conflict than mainstream news and doomscrolling can give you, and challenge your assumptions about war and those …
If you’re a fan of Priscilla Queen of the Desert – and frankly, who isn’t? – then you’re going to love this. To celebrate 30 years since the iconic film graced our …
Shakespeare’s Globe is without fail one of the cultural highlights of summer in London. It’s a rare chance to experience Shakespearean performances out in the open, as they were …
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 …