London
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5 Reasons to See Justin Caguiat: Change Ringing at Serpentine South
Justin Caguiat’s first UK institutional exhibition, Change Ringing, opens at Serpentine South on 8 October with colour-changing paintings, flower-shaped bronze bells and a 16mm…
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5 Reasons to Visit Claridge’s Art Café by Thibault Hauchard in Mayfair
Claridge’s ArtSpace Café, named the world’s best new pastry shop by La Liste, is now Claridge’s Art Café by Thibault Hauchard, with a new…
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5 Reasons to Listen to Melt Me, the Debut Single from Uncle Junior
Hampshire trio Uncle Junior release their debut single Melt Me, with UK tour dates supporting Man/Woman/Chainsaw and Tooth, plus London and Brighton headline shows…
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5 Things to Know About Andrea Bocelli’s Romanza 30th Anniversary UK Tour, Including The O2 London
Andrea Bocelli returns to the UK in 2027 with four arena shows celebrating 30 years of Romanza, including The O2 London on 1 October…
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5 Reasons to Book the Fulham Palace Christmas Fairs This December
Fulham Palace hosts an adults-only Christmas Fair at Twilight on Friday 4 December and a family Christmas fair on 5 and 6 December, with…
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5 Reasons to Book The Patron Saint of Soho at the White Bear Theatre
A powerful new true-story drama about David Stuart’s life in Soho’s LGBTQ+ community during the AIDS crisis plays the White Bear Theatre in Kennington…
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5 Things to Know About Refund My Journey, the New Tube Delay Refund Service
A new London service finds and files the Tube delay refunds commuters are owed but rarely claim, and the first 100 members get half…
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5 Reasons to See The Haunting of Hill House at Richmond Theatre
The world premiere stage adaptation of Shirley Jackson’s classic ghost story haunts Richmond Theatre from 6 to 10 October, adapted by Olivier and BAFTA…
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5 Reasons to See Tides (An Autism Story) at the Drayton Arms Theatre Before It Ends
Dylan Ward’s funny, heartfelt one-man show about growing up autistic plays its final performances at the Drayton Arms Theatre in South Kensington from 6…
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5 Reasons to Play Hijingo’s Horror Bingo, The Final Cut, This Halloween
Hijingo in Shoreditch turns its high-tech bingo into a live-action horror show for Halloween, with jump scares, spooky cocktails and prizes including £250 cash…
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5 Things to Know About Friendly Fires’ New Album Dig Deeper and Kingston Launch Show
Friendly Fires release their fourth album Dig Deeper on 15 January 2027 and kick off their album launch shows at Circuit, Kingston. Tickets go…
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5 Things to Know About Gnarls Barkley’s First UK Shows in 18 Years, Including London
Gnarls Barkley return to the stage with four UK dates in December 2026, finishing at British Airways ARC London on 12 December.
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5 Reasons to See The Wanted 2.0 at Scala, London on 6 October
Max George and Siva Kaneswaran bring The Wanted’s biggest hits to Scala in King’s Cross on Tuesday 6 October as part of their ‘(We’re)…
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5 Reasons to See Arkells at The Dome, London on 2 October
Canadian indie-rock favourites Arkells wrap up their UK Between Us tour at The Dome in London on Friday 2 October.
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Seeing the Bayeux Tapestry at the British Museum: 5 Things to Know Before You Go
The Bayeux Tapestry is in the UK for the first time in almost 1,000 years. Here’s how to get tickets, what it costs and…
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5 Reasons to See Three Men in a Boat at the Rose Theatre Kingston
A riotous world premiere of Jerome K Jerome’s comic classic, playing in the very town where the boat trip begins. Five reasons to catch…
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5 Reasons to Visit Becoming America, the Science Museum’s New Free Exhibition
Becoming America: How Science Shaped a Nation opens free at the Science Museum on 23 October 2026. Here are five reasons to book.