Culture

These astonishing sculptures are on display in King's Cross. Irish-born artist Michael Craig-Martin's incredible sculptures have, until now, always been displayed outdoors. But for the first time ever, they're being sh...

Sweet beats and street food combine for a take over Camden Market's foodie hub. A summer of sound is coming to the bustling Camden Market, with a slew of soulful acts set to perform in the foodie mecca of Solomons Yard...

Nöel Coward's hilarious play is reborn in . Andrew Scott is an icon. Every dramatic appearance he's made on our screens, or onstage, has been an unforgettable one. Whether it be as psychopath Moriarty in BBC's Sherlock...

Make no mistake: Body Worlds is not for the squeamish. The human body is a fascinating thing. And if you'd like to know more about it, without studying for a medical degree, we've got just the thing for you. The ground...

Founded by three black British men in 1981, Phoenix Dance Theatre is the UK’s longest standing contemporary dance company outside London. This week, they bring a dance double-bill of ‘The Rite of Spring’ & ‘Left Uns...

London's premier electronic music festival, South West Four, is returning for Summer 2019 – and . Celebrating their sixteenth year of al fresco dance mischief, the capital's favourite dance music festival returns to Cl...

DNA fragments – found on discarded cigarette butts and dried-up chewing gum – have been turned into lifelike masks of their owners. Created by New York-based artist Heather Dewey-Hagborg, these eerily realistic masks...

Experience the magic of JK Rowling's world-renowned Harry Potter films with a stunning live orchestra. The Harry Potter™ Film Concert Series is heading on a huge, global tour, visiting 48 countries. They'll be making a...

This year's Dulwich Pavilion is a bright new addition to south London. We do love a summer pavilion, and this loud, colourful offering is right up our street. After the success of Dulwich Picture Gallery's 2017 pavilio...

Celebrate 20 years of Notting Hill with . When it comes to London and romantic comedies, you're sort of spoiled for choice with your About Times, Bridget Joneses, and Love Actuallys. Still, for the kind of heartwarming...