arts/exposition

2022 saw a welcome return to the usual Chelsea Flower Show timeslot at the end of , following the 2021 event being pushed to September and 2020's iteration being cancelled altogether. In 2023, we've arrived at that time...

The Natural History Museum has confirmed the reopening date of its iconic South Kensington site. On May 17, after several long months without dinosaurs, visitors will finally be able to set foot in the Natural History...

The Victoria & Albert Museum's lauded kimono exhibition can now be enjoyed online. Experiencing the kind of rotten luck that was all too common in spring 2020, V&A exhibition Kimono: Kyoto to Catwalk had to shu...

Contemporary artist Camille Walala has turned Adams Plaza Bridge into a colourful canvas. The first ever London Mural Festival has officially begun! And you can find one of its most impressive, most Instagrammable high...

Leyton High Road has been given quite the glow-up after a successful crowdfunding campaign. We'd never say London isn't a colourful city (just look at these splendid streets!), but we're also never against making it mo...

Everyone's favourite 90's sitcom is getting a reboot - and it's going to be a lot darker than the original... For anyone out there who's inexplicably never encountered the show, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air was on air b...

Unleash your inner film buff at Boxpark Film Club, in both Shoreditch and Wembley. Boxparks Shoreditch and Wembley are each hosting a film club throughout August and September, and it's not one you'll want to miss! The...

Come From Away will be coming to a big-screen near you! Due to Covid-19 and the madness that is 2020, the majority of West End productions have been forced to close indefinitely. The award-winning musical Come From Awa...

Britain's favourite Daves are collaborating on a BBC wildlife special. With a knighthood, a Mercury Prize and a Brit Award between them, Sir David Attenborough and UK Grime star Dave are combining their talent to creat...

A study has found that Brits spent far more on tea, biscuits and books over the lockdown—and it's surprising no one. This year, to put it lightly, has been a bit of a weird one. Many of us have been home more than usua...