Things to do

Everyone’s workplace socialising habits are different. Some of us have every Thursday until the end of time blocked out in our diaries for after-work drinks. For others, these occasions might happen on a more ad hoc bas...

Are you even a 90s gal if you didn't swoon over Aaron-Taylor Johnson in Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging in 2008 (and for the next 10 years thereafter, let's be honest)? It's the ultimate cringey romantic : teenage...

Alright everyone, gird your loins! The Devil Wears Prada is getting its much deserved time in the limelight at Taste Film's immersive dining screenings which means its time to get your Miranda Priestly approved outfits...

Follow the aroma of smokehouse chicken, buzz of bourbon-fuelled chatter and trail of shimmering sequins to this summer and you’ll stumble upon a Jazz Age Superclub plucked straight from the 1930s. No, it’s not a mir...

The Pride In London parade may have already marched on by last month, leaving nothing but a trail of glitter and happy memories in its wake, but the Pride celebrations certainly aren't over just yet. Next weekend, anoth...

Unless you've been living under a rock for the past ten years, you'll have heard of Bounce; London's liveliest place for a game of ping pong. What you may not have heard though, is that their brand spanking  has just op...

London is not short of epic . Spanning a range of mediums, these works can move you in a number of ways – and one of the capital's newest art installations uses light to transport you back to the beginning of time. Enti...

Following a sold-out debut in 2022, Tequila Town returns this August Bank Holiday weekend (25 - 27 August) to Peckham’s Copeland Gallery. With over 20 different tequila & mezcal tipples from highly-rated craft UK br...

We’d argue that there’s nothing funner than whizzing around a go kart track with the wind in your hair, racing a group of mates. From a mighty track which stretches to over a kilometre in length, to a fun game-themed in...

The National Theatre has announced today that its highly-praised, sold out production of Dear England (currently playing at the Olivier Theatre) will transfer to the Prince Edward Theatre in for a strictly limited run...