Losing your driving licence can change daily routines, affecting work schedules, family commitments, and social activities…
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The Courtauld Gallery, opens the first exhibition devoted to Barbara Hepworth’s lifelong fascination with colour. Alexandra reviews the landmark show…
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James Turrell’s largest Skyspace ever created within a museum has opened at ARoS Aarhus Art Museum in Aarhus, Denmark…
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Every summer, Shakespeare in the Squares embarks on a tour of London’s garden squares to bring one of the Bard’s iconic plays to life. Now in its tenth year, its 2026 production of ‘Love’s Labour’s Lost’ is a joyful celebration of music, storytelling and community…
Read MoreLaser treatments are no longer whispered about as a discreet Harley Street indulgence. In London’s considered skincare circles, they now sit within a wider conversation about skin health, clinical oversight and knowing which treatment belongs where.
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Walk into almost any coffee shop, pub, or transport hub across London, and you'll notice something missing: the sound of coins hitting a counter…
Read MoreThe UK housing crisis seems simple at first glance. There’s demand, political will, and capital. But, year after year, the report card says the same thing: we are not building enough homes. It is tempting to point to the usual issues such as planning delays, land availability, regulations, etc…
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Think about yourself standing under clear blue skies on a lush green field where there are towering palm trees, and you are about to hit a golf ball…
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There is something about booking your first international flight that feels both exciting and quietly terrifying. The passport in your hand is brand new, the destination is somewhere you have only seen on a screen, and the list of things you are unsure about keeps growing…
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Compare printed books and eBooks for studying, comfort, cost, focus, portability, and long-term reading habits to choose the best format…
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Zurich Art Weekend returns from 12–14 June 2026, bringing together more than 70 museums, galleries, foundations and independent art spaces across the city…
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London Gallery Weekend 2026 brings together an exceptional programme of artist talks and live performances across the city. Here is our pick of artist talks and performances not to miss…
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June in London is shaping up to be a delicious month, with a packed calendar of supper clubs, seasonal menus, exciting residencies and hotly anticipated openings across the capital…
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The bedroom is the last room in the house that most people upgrade, and the first room that affects how they actually feel every day. A shift is happening in how London buyers are thinking about that maths…
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Isla at The Standard Hotel is a neighbourhood wine bar leaving behind its fine-dining past and launching a more casual menu of wholesome, tasty dishes…
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Explore how corporate travel expectations are shifting in 2026, from sustainability mandates and AI adoption to traveller wellbeing, bleisure, and smarter travel policies.
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London Gallery Weekend returns from 5–7 June 2026 for its sixth edition, bringing together 120 galleries across the capital for three days of exhibitions, performances, talks and special events. Here is our pick of art exhibitions to see during London Gallery Weekend…
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June sees the return of several summer staples, such as the Serpentine Pavilion and the Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition, alongside Meltdown Festival at the Southbank Centre, curated this year by Harry Styles. London Gallery Weekend also returns, with more than 120 galleries across the city taking part…
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London will welcome a major new destination for electronic music this October as Ironworks launches at Thames Wharf, a historic riverside site reimagined as a large-scale warehouse venue…
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The 61st Venice Biennale opened on 9 May 2026 in Venice, with this year’s edition shaped around In Minor Keys, a curatorial theme conceived by the late Koyo Kouoh. The Biennale once again transforms Venice into a sprawling international exhibition, with more than 80 national pavilions taking over the Giardini, the Arsenale and sites across the city. Sofia, our arts contributor, picks her five standout national pavilions from this year’s edition.
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