If you want a glimpse at the future of jewellery, there’s an exhibition of emerging jewellers and silversmiths at the Goldsmiths’ Centre in Farringdon at the moment. The display features designs ranging from Japonisme-inspired nature motifs and marine life frozen
Read MoreTwo daggers that didn’t belong to King Henry VIII have gone on display, as part of an exhibition about another lost dagger that also didn’t belong to Henry VIII. With me so far? We’re in Horace Walpole’s gothic manor house
Read MoreA new afternoon tea inspired by the life and work of David Bowie has launched at Café Royal Grill on Regent Street. The venue played an important part in Bowie’s famous reinventions: it was here he held a farewell party
Read MoreThe Pokémon Company International and the Natural History Museum, London have revealed exciting new details about their highly anticipated pop-up shop, first announced in September 2025. Highlights include a commemorative oversized Pokémon TCG Promo Card featuring Pikachu at the Museum, available
Read MoreBargain (noun): Something pleasingly inexpensive – especially when it involves one of London’s great literary landmarks. Dr Johnson’s House (c) ianVisits If you fancy a cultured detour just off Fleet Street, there’s a definition worth learning first: entry to Dr
Read MoreThere’s a bit of Kane and Abel in the Tate Britain at the moment, as they pitch two friends turned rivals – Constable and Turner – together in a single exhibition. Born within a year of each other, but to
Read MoreWe’re in the midst of Jane Austen’s 250th-anniversary celebrations, and Greenwich has put together two exhibitions that illuminate very different sides of life in her time – one social and decorative, the other naval and personal. Greenwich Fan Museum “It
Read MoreIf, as is claimed, the world is a stage, then there’s an entire solar system of minute worlds on display at the moment, showing off the craft of creating theatre stage sets. These are the winners of the biennial Linbury
Read MoreIn 2026, the Southbank Centre will be marking the 75th anniversary of the Royal Festival Hall – the only permanent cultural building to emerge from the 1951 Festival of Britain and the starting point for the Southbank’s cultural story. To
Read MoreThey make a whole weekend of Burns Night at the White Hart in Barnes Tartan at the ready — the 267th birthday of Scotland’s national poet is fast approaching and you can expect some lively parties going on until the
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