The Barbican Centre has announced a thrilling lineup of performances and exhibitions for early 2025, covering a diverse range of artistic disciplines.
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When it comes to purchasing a car in the UK, buyers are presented with a plethora of options, each with its own set of advantages and challenges…
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The rise of remote work has transformed the way we approach professional life. What once seemed like a niche option has now evolved into a dominant trend, driven by technological advancements and a global shift in work culture.
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Flock is a powerful and tragic story of siblings Robbie and Cel navigating the care system, their changing relationship, and the trials of early adulthood.
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Captain Morgan and Pepsi MAX are celebrating their new pre-mixed drink with a two-day immersive in Shoreditch on 23 and 24 October 2024.…
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In partnership with Penguin Books, Canary Wharf Group celebrates Black History Month by offering free, accessible literature from a diverse range of Black authors.
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Experience a unique blend of yoga, sound baths, and breath work in a nature-themed immersive art environment, created in partnership with FRAMELESS…
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Leap Year explores Yang’s multifaceted, interdisciplinary, and inventive practice from the early 2000s to today, featuring key works from some of her most notable series…
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Here’s a roundup of when and where you can experience the best of London’s Christmas light switch-on events for 2024.
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Poet and novelist Hannah Regel’s debut novel, The Last Sane Woman, is a compelling exploration of the emotional lives of two aspiring artists living at different times, yet connected by the discovery of a box of letters in a forgotten feminist archiv…
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1–54 African Art Fair has returned to Somerset House for its twelfth year, and it’s a marker in the calendar we always look forward to – a Frieze Week must-attend.
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12th edition of 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair 2024 at Somerset House, London review…
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Explore some of the best immersive art and gaming events in London, including the BFI London Film Festival and other must-visit venues that push the boundaries of entertainment…
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Lacklustre internet speeds are a widespread problem across the UK. London, in particular, is known for having slow broadband speeds…
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Art is not just decoration; it’s a conversation starter, a reflection of your personal journey, and a way to fill your space with positivity. With careful selection, art can become a tool to encourage creativity, spark joy, and energize the atmosphere of any room.
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Daria Blum, a 2023 RA Schools graduate, won the inaugural £30,000 Claridge’s Royal Academy Schools Art Prize in September. Her exhibition, Drip Drip Point Warp Spin Buckle Rot, at Claridge’s ArtSpace...
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Aurora Orchestra and Southbank Centre collaborate to redefine classical music at Drumsheds.
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Elephant Park in Elephant and Castle is launching a weekly outdoor market with street food, artisanal goods, and 100 free lunches on opening day.
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Goodbye Horses is an excellent neighbourhood wine bar, offering a memorable combination of delicious food, great wine, and a lively atmosphere.
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The exhibition is bookended by two pivotal socio-political occurrences in India’s history – the declaration of “the State of Emergency by Indira Gandhi in 1975” and “the Pokhran Nuclear Tests in 1998” giving birth to the world’s first exhibition to explore and chart two decades of significant cultural and political change in India.
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