Wild Food Walks – Foraging in London
Made In Hackney is the UK’s first fully vegan community cookery school and charity, working with and inspiring communities to share and develop the skills and knowledge to grow/forage, cook and …
Made In Hackney is the UK’s first fully vegan community cookery school and charity, working with and inspiring communities to share and develop the skills and knowledge to grow/forage, cook and …
Prepare to have your mind blown at the Kensington Dollshouse Festival. See hand-made needlepoint cushions smaller than a thimble, fingernail-sized crystal chandeliers that actually light up, …
Wander the the iconic grounds of Hampton Court Palace and shop from a wide range of independent producers and artisan crafts, including homeware, fashion, beauty, food suppliers and more, plus …
A free, modern take on the traditional British summer fete, celebrating design, art, music and craftmanship. The Urban Village Fete takes place in Greenwich’s Central Park (the green space …
This year’s Photo London is an exciting mix of vintage and modern photography, with internationalism at the core. Galleries from around London and the world gather annually at Somerset House. …
Immerse yourself in urban Korean culture in this fascinating interactive exhibition. Explore the 12 zones and experience a different city: from neon signs to lanterns and a rising moon, to …
Like beer? Like food? Then you’ll probably like this. Running for the whole of May, Spanish brewing titan Estrella Galicia’s ‘Beer & Bite’ sees specially curated combos of tapas …
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 …
Head to the Philip Mould Gallery in Pall Mall and view the first official portrait of King Charles III since the coronation, shown here being painted by artist Jonathan Yeo. The vivid portrait …
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, …
Surprisingly symmetrical? Perfectly pastel? Accidentally Wes Anderson: The Exhibition is a photographic journal of real places around the world with iconic Wes Anderson vibes. Over 200 …
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 …
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 …
Brighten up your afternoon with a free game of minigolf on an irresistibly cheery course designed by art duo Craig & Karl. Artists Craig Redman & Karl Maier, famous for their fun, bold …
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 …
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 …
Heads up, music lovers; free live music is returning to Wembley Park for a jam-packed programme of live performances. From 4th May to 30th September, finish the week right and ease into your …
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 …
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 …
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 …