April is shaping up to be an exciting month in London, with a packed calendar of music, literature, film, theatre, and cultural events. From a celebration of the city’s thriving jazz scene at the Brick Lane Jazz Festival to literary highlights at the North London Book Festival, and from the Little Venice Film Festival to the much-anticipated opening of V&A East…
Read MoreFLO spent an evening with Special Guest, speaking to the host, Eve, and some of the night’s speakers to find out what draws people to the stage and what keeps the crowd coming back…
Read MoreSouthbank Centre launched the new Indie Night series, dedicated to the championing and celebrating of independent publishers and authors. The series arrives at a significant time as we crave human stories and voices…
Read MoreAs March arrives in London, the city begins to shake off the winter chill with plenty to see and do. Food lovers can enjoy British Pie Week, while families can mark World Book Day at Battersea Power Station. There will be major exhibition openings, including Hurvin Anderson, David Hockney and a celebration of designer Elsa Schiaparelli…Here is our guide to things to do in London in March 2026…
Read MoreLondon transforms into a citywide celebration of flaky pastry, rich fillings, and comforting aromas during Pie Week (2-8 March 2026). From buttery shortcrust classics to inventive gourmet creations, bakeries, cafés, pubs, and markets across the city showcase their most irresistible pies…
Read MoreFLO spent an evening with Special Guest, speaking to the host, Eve, and some of the night’s speakers to find out what draws people to the stage and what keeps the crowd coming back…
Read MoreWith Six Nations 2026 starting on 5 February, London is packed with pubs, bars and restaurants showing every match…
Read MoreSACHI has launched a limited-edition Matcha Tasting Menu in partnership with ceremonial-grade matcha specialists SAYURI, and we went along to try it…
Read MoreFebruary in London sets the tone for the year ahead, with landmark exhibitions, major theatre openings, late-night club culture and seasonal festivals taking over the city. From Kew’s 30th Orchid Festival to Tracey Emin at Tate Modern and rooftop walks at Alexandra Palace, here’s what not to miss in February 2026…
Read MoreEast London has long been a hotspot for global cuisine, and Clapton has quietly become one of its most exciting foodie neighbourhoods. From a seriously good Malaysian restaurant, a cosy Italian trattoria, an authentic Chinese dumpling house…
Read MoreThis week in London (26 Jan – 1 Feb 2026), catch theatre at Malmaison Hotel, live Aphex Twin performances at Southbank, art exhibitions at Barbican, ICA, and Goldsmiths CCA, comedy at Sadler’s Wells, plus music, cinema, and new foodie spots like Le Café by Nicolas Rouzaud.
Read MoreJust off Bermondsey Street, a short stroll away from London Bridge, is Morocco Bound Bookshop. Independent bookshop by day, lively venue by night this place is one of London’s hidden gems…
Read MoreThis week in London, not-to-miss events include the T.S. Eliot Prize Shortlist Readings, the final performances of David Eldridge’s End, the return of Condo London, new exhibitions, classical concerts, a film release, creative workshops, wellness sessions, and a standout food opening in Covent Garden with Dim Sum Library…
Read MoreBistro Sablé looks as French as it tastes. The 65-seater lateral restaurant is spread across two areas wrapping around the central bar…
Read MoreLondon’s plant-based dining scene is more exciting, diverse and delicious than ever. From Michelin-starred tasting menus where vegetables take centre stage, to relaxed neighbourhood favourites and casual spots…
Read MoreFrom bold new works by leading choreographers to iconic operas reimagined for modern audiences, The Royal Ballet and The Royal Opera continue to define London’s cultural scene. With tickets starting at just £9, here is your guide to the unmissable performances of 2026…
Read MoreJanuary is your final opportunity to catch some of London’s most exciting and talked-about exhibitions of 2025. Spanning fashion, photography, contemporary sculpture and multimedia, a diverse range of shows are drawing to a close across the city…
Read MoreFrom explorations of queer life, diasporic memory, and American urban history to inventive contemporary approaches, this guide provides an overview of the most anticipated photography exhibitions in London this year…
Read MoreAs the new year begins, London’s cultural calendar quickly gathers momentum, offering a packed programme of exhibitions, festivals, performances and seasonal experiences throughout January. Here is our guide to things you can do in London in January 2026…
Read MoreThis January, discover London’s most exciting art exhibitions, from emerging talents and debut solo shows to major museum highlights…
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