What’s On This Month

Brasserie Zédel is once again pulling out all the stops for its annual Bastille Day celebrations, with live music, cabaret, and plenty of joie de…

Rough Trade is marking half a century in the game with a three-day weekender at the Southbank Centre this July

Four acclaimed Irish chefs, small plates and cocktail pairings at the Islington favourite Islington Irish cocktail bar Homeboy is dedicating its July to Dúchas (pronounced…

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

GENER8ION is taking over 180 Studios this summer, premiering seven new short films set in a near-future world

Get Udon and Tempura Half Price Across Eight London Sites If you haven’t yet visited Marugame Udon, you’re missing out – it’s worth going for…

With HOLY POP!, Somerset House is diving into the world of modern shrines, exploring the way that we honour heroes and celebrities

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 RA Summer Exhibition is one of the highlights of the city's artistic calendar and this year's edition looks set to be another cracker.

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

Walthamstow is becoming Walthamstow-on-Sea as the Big Penny Beach Club rolls into the neighbourhood

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

Mediterranean vibes are coming to the Seabird rooftop this summer and it's the place for lazy lunches, golden hour cocktails and DJs

Somerset House is hosting a big exhibition of M.C. Escher, the Dutch artist known for his shifting perspectives and geometric worlds

The Marilyn Monroe: A Portrait exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery is marking the icon's 100th birthday

Filmmaker and artist Liam Young is taking over the Barbican to imagine what the future of humanity could look like with In Other Worlds

It's not summer in London without a South Bank pop-up from Jimmy Garcia, and this time he's doing a rotisserie chicken concept

The popular Dino Snores returns to the Natural History Museum, so you can spend a night at the museum - just like in the movies.…

With Japanese Women Photographers: From 1950s to Now, The Photographers' Gallery is helping rebalance the narrative of Japanese photograph

The James McNeill Whistler exhibition at Tate Britain is the first major one in Europe for 30 years, featuring 150 works by the artist

Henry Moore: Monumental Nature at Kew Gardens will be the largest outdoor exhibition of the artist's work ever presented

Fancy playing a round of crazy golf, catching a movie or hitting some bullseyes? Well you can do it all at Roof East.

The Rio is celebrating 50 years of being run by and for its community, and it's going big with a six month long anniversary programme.

NIGO: From Japan With Love, is the first ever museum retrospective outside of Japan that showcases Japanese creative director, NIGO.

As part of the Southbank Centre’s 75th anniversary programme, the Hayward Gallery is hosting a major exhibition on Anish Kapoor.

Luke Jerram, known for his huge, richly detailed astronomical artworks, is displaying new piece Mirror Moon in Greenwich this spring

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

Dance after hours at the Barbican as the 'anyone can dance' series is back with events for the rest of the year

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

This exhibition at Tate Modern will explore how Frida Kahlo became one of the most influential artists in the world and a cultural phenomenon.

The V&A East will open with The Music Is Black: A British Story exhibition, centred around the impact of Black British music.

Rising Voices: Contemporary Art from Asia, Australia and the Pacific at the V&A, is a landmark exhibition showcasing art from the region

Explore Quentin Blake's theatrical influences and collaborations at this opening exhibition at the Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration

With its Juilo Le Parc: Light. Colour. Action. exhibition, Tate Modern is taking visitors on a journey through the artist's 70-year career.