Japan House London’s first photography exhibition, a five-star Guardian pick, showing two of Japan’s most exciting photographers in immersive projections and prints. Free, booking recommended.Read our guide: 5 Reasons to […]
An exhibition of contemporary Mexican female artists across painting, ceramics and textiles at Ixchel on the King’s Road, part of Chelsea Arts Festival. All works are for sale.Read our guide: […]
A riotous world premiere of Jerome K Jerome’s comic classic at the Rose Theatre Kingston, until Saturday 10 October.Read our guide: 5 Reasons to See Three Men in a Boat
Hobbledown Epsom’s autumn event, with pumpkin picking, marshmallow toasting and a full family day out, 26 September to 1 November.Read our guide: 5 Reasons to Visit Hobbledown Epsom
David Ireland’s darkly comic play about two North Belfast friends, exploring masculinity, sectarianism and belonging. Age 16+. Tuesday to Saturday 7.30pm, weekend matinees 3pm.Read our guide: 5 Reasons to See […]
Over 360 original works of wildlife art, including painting, drawing, sculpture and printmaking, most of them for sale. Open daily 10am to 5pm. £7, free for under-25s.Read our guide: 5 Reasons to See The Natural Eye 2026
Beer flights, bratwurst and £5 pints on the terrace at Feels Like June, daily 11am to 11pm throughout October.Read our guide: 5 Reasons to Celebrate Oktoberfest at TRIBE London
Original paintings by Pink Floyd co-founder Syd Barrett, a signed Mick Rock photo and work by guest artists, as part of a week of celebrations in aid of mental health […]
Family Halloween fun at Chessington on selected dates from Saturday 3 October to Sunday 1 November, with rides until dusk, the Enchanted Hollow trick or treat trail, Halloween shows and the Vampire’s Lair scare zone.Read our guide: 5 Reasons to Visit Howl’o’ween at Chessington
Hands-on pasta-making workshops at ALFI in Spitalfields Market on selected dates from 3 October to 12 December, including a National Pasta Day session on 17 October. £48pp including a glass […]
The final run of Dylan Ward’s funny, heartfelt one-man show about growing up autistic, at the Drayton Arms Theatre in South Kensington, 6 to 10 October at 7.30pm.Read our guide: […]
The world premiere stage adaptation of Shirley Jackson’s classic ghost story, adapted by Stef Smith, at Richmond Theatre from Tuesday 6 to Saturday 10 October.Read our guide: 5 Reasons to See The Haunting of Hill House
The UK’s biggest film festival turns 70, with screenings across London and the UK. Competition winners announced on Sunday 18 October.Read our guide: 5 Things to Know About the LFF […]
The first UK institutional exhibition by Justin Caguiat, with colour-changing paintings, flower-shaped bronze bells and a 16mm film, at Serpentine South in Kensington Gardens. Free entry.Read our guide: 5 Reasons […]
Bologna funk, rock and blues trio Savana Funk play a rare London show, following their new single Làbas.Read our guide: 5 Reasons to See Savana Funk