What’s On This Month

Golf is getting a culture reset. Golfclubber is landing in London this April with a two-day festival that swaps quiet fairways for DJs, simulators and…

Axel Arigato is getting into the burger game. Kind of. The Swedish fashion label has teamed up with Junk Smash Burgers for a three-day London…

Roti King and Morley’s are linking up for what might be the most London pop-up of the month in Brixton this April

In the 250th year of their births, Tate Britain is hosting a major exhibition on J.M.W. Turner and John Constable

Theatre Picasso, curated by artist Wu Tsang and author and curator Enrique Fuenteblanca, centres around Picasso's fascination with performers

London Soundtrack Festival, dedicated to the music of movies, TV and video games, is returning to London for a second edition

Immersive moon experience 'The Moonwalkers: A Journey with Tom Hanks' will run at the Lightroom gallery in King's Cross.

The Giant London Flea market is taking over the car park of the Olympic Park and will feature over 150 vintage traders

Dough Hands founder Hannah Drye is giving south Londoners a chance to get in on the action with a second residency at the Old’s Nun’s Head

Celebrate a decade of Three Sheets with a special collaboration featuring dumplings and tea-infused cocktails this April.

We’ve teamed up with Kung Fu Mama to get our INSIDERS 50% off their total bills at both the Canary Wharf and Covent Garden sites

We’ve teamed up with P.Y.O Broadgate to get our INSIDERS 50% off breakfast bowls from Thurs 2nd April - Sat 2nd May.

The Hayward Gallery is presenting exhibitions by Chiharu Shiota and Yin Xiuzhe, two artists who use ordinary materials to create large works

FP Movement, the activewear brand from Free People, is teaming up with iconic fitness studio Barry's for a Selfridges pop-up

Lucian Freud: Drawing into Painting is the UK's first museum exhibition dedicated to the artist's works on paper.

The British Museum is staging a major exhibition on samurai, exploring how the myth and image of the Japanese warrior was created

Wes Anderson: The Archives will look back over his career, from his early experiments in the 90s to his most recent films

Imad Alarnab is celebrating the food of the Eastern Mediterranean at his Somerset House cafe, deli and restaurant Aram.

Tate Modern is exploring the artists who revolutionised modern art in Nigeria in the mid-20th century with the Nigerian Modernism exhibition.

The Courtauld is hosting the first ever exhibition focused on the seascapes of Georges Seurat and the first one on the French artist in the UK in almost 30 years.

The British Museum is hosting the Hawaiʻi: a kingdom crossing oceans exhibition to mark the 200th anniversary of a Hawaiian royal visit

Bangkok spot Phed Mark, famous for its spicy pad kaprao, is popping up in London, taking over Platapian for two months

The National Portrait Gallery is hosting the first major museum exhibition of American artist Catherine Opie's work in the UK.

Over 80 paintings from across Hurvin Anderson's entire career are going on display at Tate Britain in the first major show on the artist.

The biggest ever Tracey Emin exhibition is coming to Tate Modern in 2026, with over 90 pieces on show from across her 40-year career

Travel back in time to the era of the dinosaurs with Prehistoric Planet: Discovering Dinosaurs at Lightroom in King's Cross.

Schiaparelli: Fashion Becomes Art is the first-ever UK exhibition dedicated to the house and it's opening at the V&A next spring.

See how Wallace & Gromit come to life at the Inside Aardman: Wallace & Gromit and Friends exhibition at the Young V&A.