The Childhood Trust, London’s child poverty charity, has shared a new public art installation at the Great Eastern Art Wall, located at The Stage in Shoreditch. The mural features drawings by children supported by the charity, sharing their hopes for
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New production photography has been released today as the Royal Shakespeare Company’s West End production of Matilda The Musical enters its 15th year in London, making it the 10thlongest running musical in West End history. With tickets now on sale through January 2027, the
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ZooLab Potions Shows – 11am, 1pm, 3:30pm (SEN sessions 10:15-11am) Perilous Potion Quest – daily in the Walled Garden Bumblemore the Wizard walkabouts – 11am daily Family circus shows and workshops – 12:30pm, 1:30pm, 3pm Adventure Play storytelling and crafts
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Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club today announces the February 2026 opening of Upstairs at Ronnie’s, a newly reimagined 140-capacity music venue on the first floor of the world-famous Soho institution. The upstairs space, which for many years hosted a vibrant live programme
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Following the success of last year’s Winter Fair, Chelsea Barracks continues to take pride in fostering a community centred around its beautiful outdoor spaces. This year, the Belgravia district is delighted to welcome the return of the Chelsea Barracks Winter
Read MoreNext year, Leighton House will mark its centenary as a public building, and an exhibition is now telling the rather varied uses it was put to before becoming a public museum. Leighton House was built as an artist’s studio and
Read MoreAlthough often overlooked, women have played a significant role in the printing trade since its earliest days. To celebrate this long and frequently underestimated heritage, the V&A has brought together 25 remarkable printmakers whose work spans the past 125 years.
Read MoreA map showing how the Post Office Tower was never a secret, next to an Enigma machine that was a flawed attempt to keep secrets, are two highlights of an exhibition about secret maps. It’s an exhibition with the word
Read MoreLondon’s East End in the 1970s underwent incredible change in a short period, and a photography exhibition looks back at that lost world. It was both an area of considerable old poverty and post-WWII dereliction, but also the place where
Read MoreRarely seen due to its age and rarity, a 500-year-old birthing girdle is currently on display at the Wellcome Collection. A birthing girdle, or scroll, was a long length of parchment inscribed with Christian prayers and charms to protect a
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