ECLIPSE: A solo exhibition by NONOTAK
Captivate the senses, connect with your surroundings and challenge reality as you delve into a dreamlike immersive experience mixing light, sound, and space at ECLIPSE, NONOTAK’s solo London …
Captivate the senses, connect with your surroundings and challenge reality as you delve into a dreamlike immersive experience mixing light, sound, and space at ECLIPSE, NONOTAK’s solo London …
For Car Free Day on September 22nd, Swapfiets is offering Londoners a free one-month bike membership. To claim a free Power 1 e-Bike for a month (usually £54.90/month), use the code …
Fancy a change from Prosecco (and a fun night out)? To celebrate sake month, experts at Mio will teach guests how to make two sparkling sake cocktails, using their light and delicately sweet …
This event is part of UCL’s Disagreeing Well campaign, a series of events that seeks to explore what is required to help people to disagree well – a vital skill in encouraging respectful …
Join the crew at Peckham Pelican to celebrate the release of Carnival at the End of the World, a collection of eleven short stories edited by Harper Walton. Get a taste of the collection through …
Fancy yourself as a bit of a pumpkin carving demon? Put your artistic talents to the test at Big Penny Social; pick up a free pumpkin and then hand your finished masterpiece in at the bar for a …
Fancy trying your hand at something new (or sharing your expert know-how) at these free sewing and knitting sessions at Walthamstow Library? Whether you’re an expert crafter or a complete …
I love a flea market, but wouldn’t it be good if someone sorted through it first and put all the good stuff in one place? Welcome to Flea London at Vinegar Yard, where a curated mix of …
Home Live Art presents ‘I’ve been looking for things that last’ by SERAFINE1369. Acclaimed artist and choreographer SERAFINE1369 curates an evening of performance at Shoreditch Town Hall. Set on …
Officially named ‘New Caledonian Market’, this is one of the oldest antique markets in the UK and a great spot for some leisurely retro browsing on a Friday morning. It’s a …
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 …
Inspired by Gruoch, the real Lady Macbeth, Lady Macbeth Uncut reinterprets Shakespeare’s ‘fiend-like queen’. In this new play, Lady Macbeth is a victim of the patriarchy who draws on the power …
Ins Choi’s award-winning play Kim’s Convenience, which inspired the CBC and Netflix’s global hit TV comedy adaptation of the same name, is transferring to Riverside Studios. The comedy drama …
This huge Halloween party is taking over the whole of Big Penny Social, and carrying on well past the witching hour until 2am. There will be live music and DJs, amazing circus performers …
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 …
Step outside of your comfort zone and have a go at something different – how about a bit of urban axe-throwing? Book a 70-minute session with an instructor on a shared lane from just . …
This temporary exhibition transforms the already fabulous Regent’s Park into a free outdoor art gallery. There’s an extraordinary lineup of pieces, which somehow feel more meaningful …
Established in 2006, the annual Bloomsbury Festival is a lively blend of science, arts and culture. Events this year include street parties, dance and music performances, scientific exhibitions, …
Late October isn’t just the time of year for dressing up for Halloween. It’s also time for the autumn edition of the bi-annual pop culture expo MCM Comic Con. (The spring event usually takes …
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 …
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 …
Download the CityTrotter app (available on both iOS and Android stores) for a free walking guide to Wembley Park’s popular free art trail, with the option to click on a brief introduction …
London Month of the Dead is a series of events across London throughout October looking at our understanding of and relationship to death leading up to Halloween. The programme takes in the …