Here are the literary festivals in London worth putting in your diary for autumn 2026, including dates, locations, ticket prices and where to book…
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Navigating the complex world of buying a car can feel daunting, especially in a city as bustling as London. This post will provide a guide to simplify the process and help you land the ideal ride of your dreams…
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Charlie Dilworth is the Head Chef at Silva, where he brings together seasonal, ingredient-led cooking with Mediterranean influences, while adding his own distinctive flair. Originally from Kent, Charlie’s route into professional kitchens was somewhat unexpected…
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From Monet and Munch to David Hockney, Sonia Boyce and Algerian artist Baya, the exhibitions will range across centuries, continents and disciplines, including painting, sculpture, ceramics, installation, film and design. Here are the major London art exhibitions to have on your radar in 2027…
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Denmark does museums rather well. A museum visit can mean a walk by the water, a building worth seeing in its own right, or an hour spent looking at the sky through a hole in the ceiling. Below is our pick of four museums in Denmark worth making time for…
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Enter Art Fair has established itself as an important meeting point between the Scandinavian art scene and the wider international market. Founded in Copenhagen in 2019 by Julie Leopold, the fair was created to give the Danish and Nordic art scene a stronger international platform…
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The annual photography festival held in Arles from July to October spans over 50 official exhibitions, dozens of off site shows, and a range of institutional collaborations. One of the pleasures of visiting the festival is the mix of established and emerging artists presented, from some of the biggest names in photography to artists at the start of their careers…
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London is having a particularly good year for photography. Across the city, exhibitions are bringing together intimate portraits, vivid street photography, documentary images and bold new approaches to the medium…
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London’s art scene comes back to life in September, with galleries and museums reopening their doors to a packed programme of exhibitions. The months ahead bring major shows exploring everything from the cultural energy of the 1990s to questions of identity, memory, politics and justice, alongside ambitious new commissions…
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August is a great time to explore London’s dining scene, with new openings, seasonal menus and summer terraces offering plenty of reasons to book a table. From Georgian cuisine and Japanese handrolls to rooftop dining, Mediterranean-inspired barbecue and some of the city’s best seasonal British cooking, we’ve rounded up eight restaurants worth visiting this month…
Read MoreGalleries, museums, sculpture parks and historic houses across the UK are showing exhibitions worth making time for this summer. From Lynn Chadwick’s sculptures at Houghton Hall to contemporary Indigenous North American art at Yorkshire Sculpture Park…
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The Free Books Campaign marked five years of its festivals with another free book event at Brixton House over the first weekend of August. It represents something more than half a decade of commitment, hard work and defying the odds required to make it happen…
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Living in London can be a rewarding experience, as it is one of the world's largest and most vibrant cities. However, daily life in an urban sprawl can take its toll on anyone. City stresses underscore the need for self-care…
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Compare eight established Champagne houses by style, range, food versatility, availability, visitor experience and practical limitations…
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Fozia Ismail is a British Somali artist, founder of Arawelo Eats, and co-founder of dhaqan collective. Working across food, sound, textiles and found objects, her practice explores migration, memory, climate, identity and diasporic knowledge…
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Animals are the subject that British painting has never been able to leave alone and has never entirely been willing to respect. They fill the commissioned end of the market, they sell reliably at every price point, and they are quietly treated by a great deal of the art world as a category one step above greetings cards…
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Duchy is a Shoreditch restaurant which opened last year on the former site of Michelin-starred Leroy. The restaurant was founded by Alex Grant and chef Simon Shand who both previously worked at Leroy before opening the impossibly charming Duchy together…
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To this reviewer, the American-born James McNeill Whistler will always be a printmaker first, a painter second. Alongside his brother-in-law Francis Seymour Haden, who compiled one of the first catalogues raisonnés of Rembrandt's prints, the pair contributed heavily to the Etching Revival in 19th-century Britain. To everyone else, however, Whistler is the painter of…
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Dakadaka is a Georgian restaurant tucked away on Heddon Street, just off Regent Street. Known for its stellar collection of restaurants and bars, the street also holds musical history…
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The Design Museum in London is set to open The Nue Black Aesthetic this autumn, a major exhibition exploring the work of some of the most innovative contemporary Black designers working today. Guest curated by author and journalist Charlene Prempeh…
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