London
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5 Reasons to Celebrate Oktoberfest at TRIBE London Canary Wharf This October
London Food & Drink | October 2026 Beer flights, Bavarian food and £5 pints are heading to Canary Wharf. Forget booking a flight to…
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5 Things to Know About The Pleasures of Fanny, Brick Lane Music Hall’s New Murder Mystery Musical
Murder, mischief, musical comedy and a three-course meal are coming together at Brick Lane Music Hall this October. The Pleasures of Fanny is a…
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5 Things to Know About The Baby Show at Olympia London 2026
The Baby Show returns to Olympia London from 23–25 October 2026, and this year marks a major milestone: its 25th anniversary. Bringing together hundreds…
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5 Things to Know About £6 Negronis at Feels Like June for Negroni Week 2026
Negroni Week returns from 21–27 September 2026, and one Canary Wharf restaurant is marking the occasion with a particularly tempting happy hour. Feels Like…
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Penn Jillette and Piff the Magic Dragon bring Piff & Pop’s Magic Shoppe to London
Penn Jillette and Piff the Magic Dragon are teaming up for a brand-new UK tour, with Piff & Pop’s Magic Shoppe coming to Indigo…
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606 Club Celebrates 50 Years in Chelsea – 5 Things to Know About Its Anniversary Festival
One of London’s best-known independent live music venues is celebrating a remarkable milestone. Chelsea’s 606 Club turns 50 in 2026, with a special two-week…
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Harry Judd Joins High School Musical as Coach Bolton – 5 Things to Know About the Salford and London Shows
Disney’s High School Musical is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a major new stage production, and McFly’s Harry Judd is joining the cast as…
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5 Things to Know About Negroni Month in London 2026 – £5 Cocktails, DJ Parties and a Negroni Passport
September is Negroni Month, and London bars, pubs and restaurants are getting involved with special cocktails, DJ nights, food pairings and some surprisingly good-value…
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Andrew Garfield Stars in Artificial, the New Film About the OpenAI Power Struggle Coming to London
One of the most talked-about stories in recent technology history is heading for the big screen. Artificial, a new film directed by Luca Guadagnino…
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Bread Ahead’s £25 Sourdough School Is Coming to Borough Market – 5 Things to Know
If you have ever admired a perfect sourdough loaf and wondered whether you could actually make one yourself, Bread Ahead has come up with…
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Five Iron Golf London: 5 Reasons to Try the New Broadgate Venue
Looking for something different to do near Liverpool Street? Five Iron Golf has opened its first UK venue at Broadgate, bringing together virtual golf,…
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DOG FUNERAL at Soho Theatre: 5 Reasons Zoe Wohlfeld’s Absurd Comedy Is Worth Seeing
Fresh from a hugely successful Edinburgh Fringe run, American clown and theatre-maker Zoe Wohlfeld is bringing DOG FUNERAL to Soho Theatre for three nights…
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Woolwich Works October Half-Term 2026: 5 Family Shows and Things to Do in London
Looking for things to do with children in London during October half-term 2026? Woolwich Works is putting on a packed autumn programme of family…
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The Choir of Man Returns to London for Christmas 2026: 5 Things to Know About Its New Marble Arch Season
The Choir of Man is returning to London for Christmas 2026, bringing its unique mix of live music, comedy, storytelling and pub atmosphere back…
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Patti LuPone at the London Coliseum 2027: 5 Things to Know About Matters of the Heart
Patti LuPone is returning to London in 2027 for two nights only at the London Coliseum. The Broadway and West End star will perform…
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F1 Arcade London and Birmingham: 5 Things to Know About the Family Racing Experience
Looking for something different to do with the kids this summer? F1 Arcade offers families in London and Birmingham the chance to race against…
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Royal Ballet and Opera Accessible Performances 2026/27: 5 Things to Know Before Booking at Covent Garden
The Royal Ballet and Opera has announced its accessible performances for the 2026/27 season at Covent Garden, with Audio Described, British Sign Language, Captioned…