Sci-Fi

Ever wondered how it would feel to make it through a Martian invasion and live to tell the tale? There’s only one way to find out. is an action-packed immersive experience, found on Leadenhall Street in the heart of Lo...

While most of London's hospitality venues pride themselves on creating warm and welcoming environments, one East London store is downright dangerous to visit. If you're a human, that is. We're talking, of course, about...

London has no shortage of glorious bookshops. We Londoners are truly a populace (even if some of us buy more books than we read sometimes...). As such, our city is home to some of , and even a . Heck, you'll even find...

The force is strong with this show. Hit Star Wars burlesque parody can currently be found strutting its stuff on stage at Hammersmith’s Riverside Studios, but it won't be here forever. In fact, you now only have until...

Rocketing into the black void of space, losing yourself in the wilderness of a bioluminescent jungle and exploring a ramshackle shop packed with magical oddities might only seem possible in the realm of cinema, but Lond...

Calling all fans of aliens, spaceships, and the like - an intriguing new sci-fi has opened in that you won't want to miss. 'Building Bigger Worlds' is the first ever exhibition from artist John R Mullaney, showcasing...

The creak of wooden floors. The hushed reverence of people browsing the shelves. The unmistakable scent of new and old books alike. There honestly is nothing like a good bookshop to while away the hours, losing yourself...

Grab your lab coats—because London's beloved Science Museum is getting a massive makeover! The beloved museum has announced plans to revamp their ground-floor galleries, and parts of the will soon close to finish the d...

Sci-fi fantasy becomes saucy, spectacular reality at . The hilarious burlesque parody will transport you to a galaxy far, far away…to a place where Stormtroopers appear to have forgotten half their armour, Han gets so-l...

Who remembers the days when phones had cords, video games meant arcades, and the internet sounded like it was screeching when you wanted to use it? Well, an all-new at the Tate Modern takes us back to those very days (...