Find Your Zen At This Chilled-Out Candlelit Sound Bath Experience
At the Candlelit Sound Bath experience, you and your inner peace take centre stage. Following a successful debut event back in November…
Culture
Your complete guide to arts and culture in London: read all about art exhibitions, plays and musicals, and concerts and gigs. Plus, discover what’s on at galleries, museums, and cinemas across the city.
11 Of The Best Places To See Some London Street Art
From murals of the legend that is David Bowie to cranes that are three stories high, London is chock-a-block full of some pretty fine street art. From Camden to Brick…
These London Murals Are In The Running To Be Crowned The Best Street Art In The World
Examples of street art are countless in London. Walking through the city you’ll expose yourself to gorgeous labours of love,…
All Aboard London’s Fabulous Floating Bookshop • Word On The Water
London’s fleet of bookshops has a funky figurehead, and you’ll find it floating on Regent’s Canal. Word on the Water…
An All-New London Art Venue Will Launch With A David Hockney Retrospective • Lightroom
What’s there to do in London when you’ve been to every single art gallery and…
A Giant New Street-Art Exhibition Is Landing At The Saatchi Gallery Next Month
By it’s name and nature, street-art is typically viewed in the great outdoors. A quick outing into London—be it to Hackney, Camden, or the Southbank—will more often than not greet…
Get Your Tickets to This Mesmerising Multisensory Van Gogh Art Exhibition in London
You’ve never experienced Van Gogh like this before. Instead of standing and staring at one of the iconic artist’s beautiful framed paintings from afar, imagine being able to walk inside…
Waterloo’s Brilliant, Bizarre VAULT Festival Makes Its Triumphant Return This Month
Though the nights of January are dark and gloomy, it’s also a time when something stirs deep beneath the streets…
The Flat Above The ‘Notting Hill’ Bookshop Is Now Up For Sale
London is no stranger to featuring in classic films. Go back to 1935 cinema to catch the big smoke in Hitchcock’s The 39 Steps, or if you prefer a recent…
Have You Seen The Man Who Lives Inside A Clock At Paddington Station?
Someone clearly didn’t read the nursery rhyme properly: it’s there was old woman who lived in a shoe; not an old man who lived in a clock. We can’t fault…