Museums
I Object!
Be instilled with a passion for protest at “I Object!” Ian Hislop’s exhibition tracking the history of dissent at the British Museum.
Top 5: Sleepovers in London
If you’ve ever wondered what goes on at the museum at night, if zoo animals actually sleep or what it’s like to stay aboard a Royal Navy ship, you can find out for yourself at one of our top 5 London locations for overnight stays.
Photography in London this Autumn
Check out some amazing documentary and experimental photography to inspire you.
Magic Realism
A new free display at Tate Modern uncovers unsettling paralleles between the art of Weimar Germany and our current times.
Art in the Park
A gallery may not be your go-to summer activity, but what if it's is situated in the midst of one of London’s most famous parks? We checked out the Serpentine Galleries in Kensington Gardens, and a very special installation in the Serpentine Lake...
This week: 6 – 12 August
Wether you have the kids at home during summer break or looking for fun activities for yourself, the nights are warm and full of possibilities, so fill them with children and adult adventures alike!
Aftermath: Art in the Wake of WWI
Marking 100 years since the end of WW1, Tate Britain’s latest exhibition explores the effect the conflict had on subsequent British, French and German art.
Michael Jackson: On the Wall
The legacy of the Kind of Pop is celebrated by contemporary artists in a blockbuster exhibition at the National Portrait Exhibition.
This week: 9 – 15 July
Can we tempt you away from football, parks and picnics?
James Cook: The Voyages
The British Library takes a revered and critical look at the legacy of Cook's great adventures.
Voices from the Deep
The Postal Museum turns a fantastical scientific discovery on the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean into a truly emotional testament to human communication.
Frida Kahlo: Making Her Self Up
The V&A’s latest exhibition tries to transform one of Mexico’s foremost female artists into a famous fashion icon, and in the process, forgets the reason she was famous in the first place.
This week: 11 – 17 June
We hope you're not too busy because lot's is happening in London this week!
The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Galleries
The newest addition to the ancient Abbey is unveiled to the public.
Raw Materials: Textiles
The Nunnery Gallery at Bow Arts is shining a light on the industrial heritage of London’s East End.
This week: 4 – 10 June
Let us keep you on your toes!