London
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5 Things to Know About the Regent Street and St James’s Christmas Lights Switch-On 2026
Regent Street and St James’s Christmas lights switch on on Thursday 5 November 2026, with Regent Street traffic-free from 5pm to 9pm and new…
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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 Visit the London Eye This October Half Term, Including Fright on the Thames
The London Eye is a great half-term day out, and over Halloween its Fright on the Thames ghost cruise brings live actors and spooky…
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5 Spooky Ways to Celebrate Halloween in London This October
From a Halloween afternoon tea bus to a £4 Jack the Ripper walk, here are five spooky ways to celebrate Halloween in London this…
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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 Reasons to See Yuval Noah Harari and Maria Ressa at Union Chapel with 5×15
Sapiens author Yuval Noah Harari and Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Ressa talk AI, geopolitics and democracy at Union Chapel, Islington on Monday 5…
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5 Reasons to Try The Homies Kitchen’s Unlimited Indian BBQ on The Broadcaster Rooftop
Rajen Patel of The Homies Kitchen takes over The Broadcaster rooftop in White City on Sunday 11 October for a one-day Indian live-fire BBQ,…
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5 Things to Know as Faulty Towers The Dining Experience Celebrates 15 Years in the West End
Faulty Towers The Dining Experience celebrates 30 years worldwide and 15 years in the West End in 2027, with its 4,000th London performance at…
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5 Reasons to Book The Wind in the Willows at the Rose Theatre, Kingston This Christmas
The Rose Theatre’s Christmas show is a world premiere adaptation of The Wind in the Willows by Rob Evans, directed by Owen Horsley, running…
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5 Things to Know About Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 – A Painted Symphony at The O2
The award-winning game’s soundtrack becomes the first video game concert ever at The O2, on Sunday 28 February 2027.
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5 Things to Know About Romeo + Juliet Film in Concert at the Eventim Apollo
Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo + Juliet turns 30 with a live-to-film concert tour, playing London’s Eventim Apollo on 20 October 2027.
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5 Reasons to Book Latency, a New Tech Thriller at the White Bear Theatre
Latency, David Heal’s new techno-thriller about a lonely live streamer drawn into a dangerous alliance with an anonymous AI-powered figure, runs at the White…
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5 Things to Know About For the Love of Miss Lucy, a New Dracula Comedy Starring Jeremy Swift
For the Love of Miss Lucy, a darkly comic Dracula thriller directed by Tony winner Warren Carlyle and starring Jeremy Swift and Victoria Smurfitt,…
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5 Reasons to See Relative Motion at Southwark Playhouse Borough
Relative Motion, Stephanie Greenwood’s new two-hander about a romance that slides into coercive control, runs at Southwark Playhouse Borough from 11 November to 5…
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5 Reasons to See Kyotographie at Japan House London Before It Closes
Kyotographie: Kawada Kikuji x Iwane Ai, Japan House London’s first photography exhibition and a five-star Guardian pick, is free and closes on 18 October.
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5 Things to Know About the BFI London Film Festival 2026 Competition Juries and Films
The 70th BFI London Film Festival, 7 to 18 October, has announced its four competition juries, led by Sam Pollard, Amir El-Masry, Sandhya Suri…