Things to do

If our calculations are correct, a spot-on DeLorean replica plus over 70 items from production and interactive sets that look as if they were plucked straight from Back To The Future itself is the perfect concoction for...

There are certain sporting events that transcend the matches themselves, becoming conduits for connection and friendship as swathes of the community turn out to watch the action. And  in particular always manages to cap...

London rooftop bar aficionados know all about - the beautiful central London vantage point with beautiful views over St Paul's Cathedral. It's enough to entice visitors during any season, but when they can come up with...

When you’re on the working grind, sometimes it can be all too easy to fall into the habit of letting your weeknights go to waste. But in a city as vibrant and vibey as London, it seems criminal not to make the most of w...

We're no stranger to a speakeasy bar here in London, but have you ever set foot in one that flushes you to another dimension? Well, if you were of legal drinking age in before 2012 you might just remember a nightclub in...

Classical Everywhere is looking to take the most famous the world has ever seen, and breathe new life into it for a whole new audience. They want to disrupt the pre-conceived notions of what classical music is, and bri...

Buried secrets don’t always stay buried, and now Phantom Peak will see its mysterious past emerge from the shadows once more. The immersive video-game style experience, found in Canada Water, is bringing Halloween to li...

Stick on your red puffer vest, lace up your vintage Nikes and fasten your seatbelts, the is heading to London’s Camden Market Hawley Wharf this November. No wormholes or flux capacitors required, the unmissable exhibit...

When darkness falls, curtains are drawn and the moon is a glowing orb high in the onyx sky, fantastical beasts inspired by the wizarding world will emerge from the shadows in Arley Hall & Gardens in Cheshire, found...

, a powerful London exhibition featuring more than 100 photographs, sketches and testimonies of the German Nazi camp, is now open. Over 1 million people, mostly Jews, were murdered at Auschwitz during the Second World W...