The Design Museum’s exhibition will feature Pamela Anderson’s iconic Baywatch swimsuit and explore the evolution of swimwear over the past 100 years, with a focus on its cultural impact and design innovations, opening in March 2025…
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New Contemporaries returns to the ICA in January 2025, showcasing 35 emerging UK artists…
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The new KIN restaurant in Fitzrovia opened on 30 November 2024. The plant-based restaurant is an expansion of the popular KIN Café next door which will continue to serve its signature breakfast, brunch and take-away options…
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Farshid Moussavi leads the 2025 Royal Academy of Arts summer exhibition, focusing on art’s ability to foster dialogue on key societal issues…
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Rarely seen artistic works by Victor Hugo will go on display at the Royal Academy of Arts in 2025, for the first time in over 50 years.
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A week-long luxury pop-up shop in December, featuring celebrity-donated fashion, aims to support Crisis in tackling homelessness…
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Jasleen Kaur wins the 2024 Turner Prize for her exploration of culture, identity, and resilience through sound, music, and everyday objects…
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Royal Ballet and Opera · V&A · The Royal Exchange · Pan Pacific London · Hotel Chocolat x Sea Containers · Claridge’s · Battersea Power Station · South Bank · St. Pancras International · Bond Street
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As ski season kicks off, resorts like St. Moritz, Gstaad, Courchevel, Aspen, Whistler, and Verbier are becoming vibrant cultural destinations. Beyond world-class slopes, these hotspots offer a range of art exhibitions and outdoor sculptures. This guide highlights the must-see art exhibitions this winter across Europe, the US, and Japan…
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SILVA is a relaxed yet refined restaurant with a woodland-inspired theme, seasonal menus, and elegant design touches…
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In 2025, the V&A will open a major exhibition dedicated to Cartier, featuring over 350 iconic pieces, including jewels worn by Queen Elizabeth II and Rihanna, exploring the brand’s legacy and craftsmanship…
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Ann Tracy’s career began with a focus on figurative abstraction, developed during studies at Boston University where she earned both undergraduate and graduate degrees in sculpture. Throughout her career, she has drawn inspiration from artists such as Philip Guston and Piero Della Francesca…
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John-Paul Pryor is a prominent figure in London’s creative scene, known for his work as an arts writer, creative director, editor, and songwriter for the acclaimed art-rock band The Sirens of Titan…
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Tis the season to enjoy London’s Festive High Teas. We have carefully curated a list of Afternoon Teas in various locations and price points to consider this month…
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Highgate International Chamber Music Festival · Hampton Court Palace Festive Fayre · Carols at the Royal Albert Hall · Hotel Chocolat Tasting Experience · YARDLIFE at Dalston Yard · Electric Dreams: Art and Technology Before the Internet · The Tempest at Theatre Royal Drury Lane · Hot Chocolate Trail at Old Spitalfields Market · Electric Brixton · The Nutcracker · Camille Walala and Alex Booker · Sh!t Actually · Baileys Christmas Sip and Sing · HUMO Winter Charity Lunch · Ever After Garden ·
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Major works from the Oskar Reinhart Collection ‘Am Römerholz’ to be displayed outside Switzerland for the first time.
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Holy Carrot, located on Portobello Road, is a stylish and sustainable plant-based restaurant offering a fresh alternative to the area’s burger-heavy dining scene.
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Khandakar Ohida wins the Jameel Prize for her work on cultural heritage, as the ‘Jameel Prize: Moving Images’ exhibition showcasing shortlisted artists opens at the V&A South Kensington.
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UP Projects and LLDC partner with artist Sahra Hersi to create a public art piece focused on safety and inclusivity for women, girls, and gender-diverse individuals in the Marshgate Lane area…
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Artist Anna Lomax reimagines the Christmas tree as a playful, light-filled installation celebrating strength, tradition, and festive joy at the V&A…
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