Days Out
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5 Things to Know About Brooklands Museum’s Motorcycle Grand Prix Centenary
Brooklands Museum in Weybridge, Surrey, marks 100 years since the pioneering 1926 Brooklands Motorcycle Racing Club Grand Prix. Here’s the story, and why it’s…
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5 Reasons to See Henry Moore: Monumental Nature at Kew Gardens This Autumn, From £10 on Tuesdays
The largest-ever outdoor exhibition of Henry Moore’s work is set against Kew Gardens’ autumn colour until 31 January 2027, with £10 Tuesday entry until…
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5 Things to Know About Londinium, the Free Roman Exhibition Opening in London Museum’s Hidden Vaults
London Museum’s rediscovered underground vaults in Smithfield will open in spring 2027 with Londinium: the making of a Roman city, a free exhibition of…
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5 Reasons to Visit the Guildford Cathedral Christmas Fair 2026
Guildford Cathedral’s Christmas Fair returns on 20 and 21 November 2026 with more than 50 independent makers, free parking and £3 entry, with a…
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5 Reasons to Visit Mundo Pixar Experience in Wembley Before It Closes on 3 January
The world’s biggest Pixar exhibition, Mundo Pixar Experience in Wembley Park, has extended its London run for the final time, until 3 January 2027.
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5 Spooky Things to Do in and Around Brighton This Halloween Half Term
From Shriek Week at Drusillas Park to cult horror films at The Depot in Lewes, here are five spooky things to do in and…
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5 Reasons to Climb Everest in Camden with Everest: The First Ascent
Everest: The First Ascent, a free-roam VR experience at Eclipso London in Camden, lets you relive Hillary and Norgay’s 1953 climb with wind, cold…
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5 Reasons to Book WILD: The Drone Light Show at Lord’s Cricket Ground
WILD: The Drone Light Show brings hundreds of drones and the animal kingdom to life above Lord’s Cricket Ground on Saturday 21 November, London’s…
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5 Things to Know About the New London Museum, Opening in Smithfield on 28 November
The new London Museum opens in Smithfield’s restored Victorian General Market on 28 November 2026, with free permanent galleries featuring Charles I’s execution vest,…
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5 Things to Know About York Ice Trail 2027: Legends Unleashed
York Ice Trail returns on 6 and 7 February 2027 with the theme Legends Unleashed, bringing history and folklore to life with free ice…
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5 Reasons to Visit the Hampton Court Palace Festive Fayre This December
Hampton Court Palace’s Festive Fayre returns for two weekends, 4 to 6 and 11 to 13 December, with 100+ artisan stalls, street food and…
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5 Things to Know About the Horniman Museum’s New Nature Gallery, Opening February 2027
The Horniman Museum’s refurbished Natural History Gallery reopens as the Nature Gallery on 5 February 2027, with the famous walrus, 2,300 objects, a spectacular…
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5 Reasons to Visit Kew Gardens This October: Halloween at Kew, Hey Duggee and More
Halloween at Kew returns from 16 October with Dracula, fire performers and the Headless Horseman, plus a new Hey Duggee family trail, Plant Horror…
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5 Reasons to Book Alice Immersive Wonderland at Dock X, Canada Water
Alice Immersive Wonderland makes its world premiere at Dock X in Canada Water on 13 November, with 10 immersive spaces, live actors and a…
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5 Reasons to Visit York This Christmas 2026
York Christmas Market returns from 12 November to 21 December, alongside York Minster’s Christmas Tree Festival, Santa cruises on the Ouse, chocolate masterclasses and…
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5 Reasons to Visit Boo at the Zoo at Whipsnade Zoo This Halloween
Boo at the Zoo returns to Whipsnade Zoo this October half term, 24 October to 1 November, with ghost tours, a Spooky Railway, creepy…
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5 Reasons to Visit Howl’o’ween at Chessington World of Adventures
Howl’o’ween returns to Chessington World of Adventures from Saturday 3 October, with rides until dusk, the Enchanted Hollow trick or treat trail, Halloween shows…