Claro is located at the southern end of Regent Street serving a menu best described as Eastern Mediterranean with Middle Eastern Influences. This month Claro’s autumn menu has launched using ingredients sourced from county Berkshire giving diners a special farm to table experience…
Read MoreFrom roaring dinosaurs to lively discos and creative workshops, London is bursting with family fun this October half-term. Whether you’re exploring Regent’s Park’s open-air art, dancing at Sadler’s Wells, or watching classic films at the Barbican, there’s something to entertain every age and interest across the city…
Read MoreIn a city where a night at the theatre is both a tradition and a spectacle, where you sit matters more than you think. London’s West End theatres are filled with architectural quirks, steep balconies, grand boxes, and seating names that shift from venue to venue. If you've ever booked a ticket and wondered, "Is this actually a good seat?"…
Read MoreA new mural by emerging artist Oliwia Bober, commissioned by The Langham Estate, will be unveiled on the 23rd of October in central London’s thriving Fitzrovia Quarter. Bober was the winner of an open competition earlier this year which challenged an artist to capture the vibrancy of the area’s past and present. The new mural, titled Threads in Common…
Read MoreCicoria by Angela Hartnett is located in none other than London’s iconic Royal Opera House. Hartnett’s reputation precedes her…
Read MoreFrieze London 2025 returns to Regent’s Park with a dynamic mix of emerging and established galleries, reaffirming the city’s creative pulse. Highlights include Esther Schipper’s dreamlike works by Sarah Buckner, Gagosian’s vibrant installation by Lauren Halsey, and Pace’s meditative paintings by William Monk. From Do Ho Suh’s ethereal fabric architectures at Lehmann Maupin…
Read MoreLondoners are spending more and more of their downtime online, whether it’s unwinding after a hectic day or simply filling a spare hour. From streaming the latest shows to scrolling through social media feeds, there’s no shortage of ways to relax online…
Read MoreParis launches into its own spectacular celebration of art each October, transforming the city into a hub for collectors, curators, and cultural enthusiasts. From the grandeur of Art Basel Paris at the newly renovated Grand Palais to the focused energy of Paris Internationale, OFFSCREEN, AKAA and Menart, each fair contributes something unique to the city’s vibrant art scene.
Read MoreAcclaimed Scottish artist Anya Gallaccio has been announced as the winner of the Robson Orr TenTen Award 2025 by the Government Art Collection…
Read MoreHere’s a roundup of when and where you can experience the best of London’s Christmas light switch-on events for 2024.
Read MoreLondon is home to more than just an incredible arts district and world-class gourmet experiences. The city also hosts a vibrant gaming scene for players of all ages, types and persuasions. From retro arcade experiences to futuristic VR events…
Read MoreThe fifth season of The Gallery, It’s Not Easy Being Green, opens across the UK on 7 October 2025 and in Brazil on 14 October, ahead of COP30 in Belém. Sixteen international artists, including Yinka Shonibare CBE RA, Hannah Starkey, and Uýra Sodoma, bring the climate crisis directly into public view. Instead of traditional galleries, their artworks appear on thousands of billboards…
Read MoreThe Internet has changed many aspects of our lives, from entertainment to work and from shopping to media consumption. Where it was once necessary for groups of people to physically get together to connect, that’s no longer the case…
Read MoreDiscover 20+ restaurants to dine at in London during Frieze London and Frieze Masters, from Mediterranean and Japanese to Italian, Middle Eastern, and modern British cuisine…
Read MoreDiscover how digital art spaces analyse, filter, and arrange your feed. Learn how algorithms and curation shape what art you see online…
Read MoreDiscover how artists in London and beyond can balance creative work with personal care. Learn practical steps for health, rest, and artistic growth.
Read MoreThe 19th Venice Architecture Biennale showcases standout national pavilions from across the globe. Highlights include Spain’s focus on territorial equilibrium, the United States’ “porch” project exploring generosity in architecture, and Morocco’s Materiae Palimpseste. Discover the pavilions you won’t want to miss…
Read MoreWe spoke to visionary director Łukasz Twarkowski ahead of the UK premiere of ROHTKO, a groundbreaking production that takes inspiration from the infamous Rothko forgery scandal to ask urgent questions about originality, truth and value in art today. Combining theatre, cinema, sound and digital technology, the work challenges…
Read MoreFamily separation can be one of the most overwhelming experiences to navigate, especially when children, property, and finances are involved. For many people, the process brings uncertainty about the future, both emotionally and practically. Without clear guidance, it can feel like there are few places to turn for reassurance or answers…
Read MoreBritish Ceramics Biennial is back and better than ever. Running until 19 October 2025, the dynamic programme of free exhibitions, screenings, talks and events is proving a hit with both locals and critics…and just an hour and a half’s train away from London, it’s well worth a day trip…
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