Discover how leading UK teams are redefining development in 2026 and what sets a bespoke software development company apart in a competitive market…
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A major exhibition will celebrate the life and work of Sir Peter Blake, one of the most influential figures in British Pop Art, at Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery. The exhibition will present highlights from his seven-decade career, including paintings, collages, prints, sculpture, and works on paper…
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Delcy Morelos’ Origo at the Barbican transforms the Sculpture Court with earth, clay and scent, while the Design Museum stages a major survey of NIGO’s influence on global streetwear and design. Francisco de Zurbarán receives a landmark presentation at the National Gallery, and Tate Britain turns to James McNeill Whistler for a major retrospective of his work…
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London’s cultural scene this week (13–20 April) features a range of festivals, exhibitions and live events. These include experimental film at the Open City Documentary Festival, cross-disciplinary performances at Multitudes, and the opening of the V&A East Museum…
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This week in art (13–20 April) is marked by major cultural events across London and Europe. The Southbank Centre has shared new details on Harry Styles’ Meltdown Festival, which he is curating as part of its 75th anniversary celebrations, alongside new announcements for May exhibitions and film programming across London…
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Vue London is marking the arrival of spring with a celebratory anniversary season that brings some of Hollywood’s most cherished films back to cinemas…
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Have you ever heard of eSIM technology? Read the article and find out how it's changing the way the younger generation communicates with each other …
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Cities do not earn reputations for memorable evenings on interiors alone. They do it by making movement easy. A late restaurant booking can turn into a show, a show can spill into Soho, and the night still has somewhere else to go…
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Gaucho is hosting Sonido Sessions: free-flowing brunches in partnership with Patrón. For £55, guests can enjoy expertly-mixed cocktails and a special selection of brunch dishes…
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London is the city many travellers measure other European breaks against. It mixes royal history with next‑wave fashion, world‑class museums with neighbourhood markets, and serious theatre with late‑night pop‑ups…
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As the 61st Venice Biennale returns from May to November 2026, the city will see a dense network of exhibitions staged across historic palazzi, museums, and foundations, extending far beyond the central exhibition and national pavilions. This is our guide to the must-see exhibitions to in Venice during the 2026 Biennale...
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The rapid evolution of cryptocurrency has transformed online gambling, giving players the opportunity to enjoy a new level of privacy, speed, and financial independence…
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London’s cinema scene thrives with independent venues, festivals and outdoor screenings. Here is our guide to where to get your film fix this summer…
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Cities across the country host a wide range of galleries and museums that present the work of both established and emerging talent. Here is our guide to art galleries and museums you must see whilst in Ghana…
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Discover what’s on in London from 6–12 April 2026, including the much-anticipated opening of the V&A East Museum, the London Soundtrack Festival, the Alternative Book Fair, and late-night jazz at Ronnie Scott’s…
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The Southbank Centre is launching a new weekend festival, Letters To The Future, celebrating youthful perspectives on the biggest challenges of our time. The programme brings together writers, activists, and performers, including Amelia Dimoldenberg, Ash Sarkar, Olly Alexander, Mya-Rose Craig, and Rebecca F. Kuang…
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The Barbican Centre has officially announced the full programme for its anyone can dance series, a year-long run of late-night parties dedicated to global dance music and the UK’s diasporic culture. Following the success of its sold-out debut event with Eastern Margins, the series returns with four dates across 2026…
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Art news to be on your radar this week includes a selection of exhibitions, fairs, and cultural programmes shaping the current moment across the global art scene. From major international events such as Art Paris and Abidjan Art Week to upcoming openings in London, Venice, and New York, alongside expanded public programmes at institutions such as…
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In response to the unexpected cancellation of the South African Pavilion at the 61st Venice Biennale, Gabrielle Goliath will independently present her acclaimed performance project Elegy, coinciding with the Biennale…
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As heat waves and unprecedented temperatures continue to wreak havoc across the globe, traditional vacation spots in the Caribbean, Europe and the Mediterranean are fast drawing travelers away from sun-drenched destinations…
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