is an all-day celebration of street performers, showcasing some of the best live music and entertainment that the world has to offer.
If you’re looking for plans this weekend, we have something for you that won’t cost...
It's a new bit of The Old Vic.
I think we can all agree that The Old Vic are having a big of a stormer at the moment, can't we? Whilst their excellent revival of Present Laughter is currently hoovering up admiration -...
The Lion King roars into cinemas this week, and .
Looking to rule the box office much like Mufasa ruled Pride Rock is The Lion King, which hits UK cinemas this Friday (July 19th). Anticipation has been building since t...
Ronnie Scott’s, Soho’s legendary jazz club, is throwing a six-hour street party next weekend.
Back in the day, Ronnie Scott’s played host to the likes of Miles Davis, Nina Simone and Ella Fitzgerald. And now, 60 years...
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London's musical scene is, quite clearly, the envy of the world. And it's set to get even better with the arrival of an utterly charmant show this November: Amélie the Musical. Opening at The Other Palace o...
London Transport Museum's upcoming exhibition will uncover all the juicy secrets of the oldest subterranean railway in the world.
Hidden London is known for its exclusive, sell-out tours of the city's abandoned tube st...
Celebrate the best of London's art, music, history and food at these exclusive summer events.
The Red Carnation Hotel Collection has a tight relationship with some of London's top attractions, and they're using it to t...
Thirsty for adventure and fancy a weekend away?
Heading to Edinburgh’s famous Fringe Festival might be a lofty ambition for many Londoners but here’s your chance to come along to one of the top shows - completely free!...
Olafur Eliasson brings a glorious, mind-altering display to the Tate Modern, the scene of his past triumphs.
You may not know the name Olafur Eliasson that well, but you certainly know his work. It all began in 2003, i...
A desperate economy, the rise of neo-fascism, people fleeing from their home across the continent...
David Greig’s Europe was written 25 years ago, but in his debut production as Artistic Director at the Donmar Warehou...