Experience London at its most vibrant during Chelsea Flower Show 2025, with a city-wide celebration of flowers, art, and culture. From dazzling floral displays in Chelsea, Belgravia, and Brompton, to themed teas, flower-covered taxis, and world-class exhibitions, discover the best events and serene garden escapes blooming across the capital…
Read MoreTravel isn’t just about collecting stamps in a passport–it’s about transforming how we see the world around us. Whether it's diving deep into a culture, exploring wild terrains, or indulging in unique culinary experiences, some travel destinations and activities have the power to change us…
Read MorePhoto London returns for its landmark tenth edition, coinciding with Somerset House’s 25th anniversary. Showcasing the evolving landscape of photography, the fair presents everything from AI-driven works and painterly images to textile prints and collage-based creations. With 131 exhibitors and over 400 local and international artists…
Read MoreHanna Salomonsson is a London based Swedish ceramic artist. Following a career in landscape architecture, she re-trained in ceramics in 2018. She also holds a BA in Art History, and this combined with her landscape grounding provides a unique vantage point for her ceramic practice…
Read MoreVigour and Skills (V+S) brings its Cotswolds atelier to the heart of Kensington for London Craft Week with A Future Made by Hand—an exhibition hosted at The Roof Gardens, open by appointment from 13–18 May…
Read MoreExplore the most popular destinations in Serbia while powering your digital tools like Google Maps and iTranslate with an eSIM service providing unlimited mobile data.
Read MoreKoyo Kouoh, the renowned Cameroonian-Swiss curator and cultural producer, passed away suddenly on 10 May 2025 at the age of 57.
Read MoreThis June, Battersea Power Station debuts The Wine Circuit—a three-day celebration of wine featuring tastings, food pairings, expert-led talks, live music, and artisan market stalls in a vibrant riverside setting…
Read MoreDiscover the best things to do in London from 12–18 May 2025, from exploring global design at London Craft Week to seeing Jane Eyre brought to life by Northern Ballet, making your own bouquet at Sketch with Wild at Heart, or experiencing the striking Gilbert & George exhibition DEATH HOPE LIFE FEAR… in East London…
Read MoreThe Sainsbury Wing of the National Gallery has officially reopened following a two-year transformation, marked by a royal visit from Their Majesties, The King and Queen, on 6 May 2025. Their visit coincided with the second anniversary of King Charles III’s coronation, and was held in honour of the National Gallery’s 200th anniversary…
Read MoreLewis Walker is a London-born queer, non-binary movement artist. A former Great Britain gymnast and Acrobatic Gymnastics World Champion, they trained from age 6 to 21 before earning a degree in Contemporary Dance. Their work spans theatre, film, fashion, music, and the commercial sector. Walker continues to choreograph gymnastics competition routines for the Great Britain, Italian and French national teams…
Read MoreDiscover must-see art exhibitions in Margate this summer, from powerful shows at Turner Contemporary, Carl Freedman Gallery, Quench Gallery, and Liminal Gallery to public commissions by artists like Tracey Emin, Antony Gormley, and Yinka Ilori….
Read MoreDiscover the best UK festivals to visit this summer with our guide — from the legendary Reading & Leeds Festival and the elegant opera of Glyndebourne, to the music and wellness haven of Wilderness and Glasgow’s very own TRNSMT…
Read MoreDiscover where we dined during 72 hours in Barcelona and Garraf— from cosy tapas eateries with exquisite desserts and paellas, to fine dining and the best vegetarian options…
Read MoreGillian Phillips, a Sheffield-based artist and writer, is set to become the first person ever to spend the night inside the National Gallery, surrounded by some of the world’s most celebrated artworks. Chosen at random from over 22,000 entrants to the Gallery’s largest-ever prize draw…
Read MoreOpening at The Photographers’ Gallery this June, Music + Life traces five decades of British-Jamaican photographer Dennis Morris’s groundbreaking photography—capturing iconic musicians, the rise of reggae and punk, and the vibrant realities of Black British life…
Read MoreDiscover our guide to what’s on in London this week (5–11 May), from Tate Modern’s 25th Birthday Weekender and Peckham Fringe to new exhibitions, open-air theatre, live music, film, and more...
Read MoreEver wondered why this land of gods and myths has become a fascinating beacon to realty investors all over the world? You might find some of the reasons and insights quite relatable and perfectly match how you foresee your future…
Read MoreSketch Mayfair celebrates the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen with a month-long floral celebration, Regency-inspired performances, and exclusive collectible editions of her most beloved novels…
Read MoreTeatro La Plaza’s dynamic production of Hamlet, directed by Chela De Ferrari, reimagines the classic tragedy with a cast of actors with Down’s syndrome. Rather than strictly following Shakespeare’s text, the performance uses it as a foundation for the actors to express their personal experiences of identity, ambition, love, and belonging…
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