London’s food scene isn’t slowing down this summer. This month we have a flurry of new neighbourhood restaurant openings for you, so get booking and discover your next favourite local…
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Anastasia Blackman is a Ukrainian-born American artist based in London…
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Lucy Ash is a British-Canadian artist whose work is concerned with creating visibility and shifting perception of the LGBTIQ+ community. Lucy’s practice is to develop a series of paintings at a time, enabling an in-depth exploration around specific themes…
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Roskilde Festival, the largest and longest-running festival in Denmark, has just opened the gates of its 54th edition. Here’s what you need to know about…
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A guide to the best places to watch Wimbledon 2026 on the big screen across London…
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Serpentine has launched its summer programme with the unveiling of Jesús Rafael SOTO’s Pénétrable BBL Jaune (1999; 2023 Edition), the first outdoor presentation of the Venezuelan artist’s work in the UK…
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This month’s exhibition includes a first institutional UK show at Chisenhale Gallery by Jasper Marsalis, alongside a new commission at the ICA by Elisa Giardina Papa exploring a vanished volcanic island and its political afterlives. Tate Modern presents Ana Mendieta’s earth-based works and Silueta series, the Royal Academy brings together…
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London enters a peak season of cultural activity in July , with festivals, live music, sport, exhibitions and outdoor events taking place across the capital…
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A major exhibition of British sculptor Lynn Chadwick has opened at Houghton Hall in Norfolk. Presenting over 30 works, this is the largest show of the artist in over two decades. It has been curated by Pangolin London and we speak with Gallery Director Polly Bielecka to learn more…
Read MoreLosing 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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