Emma Corrin (who won a Golden Globe for her portrayal of Princess Diana in The Crown) is starring alongside Nabhaan Rizwan in Anna X
Secret Adventures is pitching up at West Reservoir in Stokey this summer, offering lake swimming, cocktials and campfires
Skylight is known for its epic rooftop space but this spring and summer it’s teaming up with KERB and taking over the quayside area at Tobacco Dock too
The UK’s original sneaker event is back this summer giving you the chance to cop some vintage, super-rare and limited edition collab kicks
Get that booty to the car booty because the Classic Car Boot is coming BACK and cruising into King’s Cross once more
The Tramshed Project is saying farewell to the site for good and they’re going out with a bang with one last supper.
Coal Drops Yard is teaming up with BEAMS & CO to host a Shotengai Japanese Market in celebration of the Tokyo Olympics
Relax and unwind, Japanese-style, at the OSU Onsen in Beckenham Place Park Lake, the first onsen experience open to the public in the UK.
After being built at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2019, the zero-waste Greenhouse Theatre has finally arrived in London with a summer residency in Canary Wharf
Carnival Culture in the Park will be held at Opera Holland Park, with Classic Calypso, Pan in the Park and Pan Jazz concerts
Ally Pally’s street food & craft beer festival, StrEATlife, is back for two mega weekends this August
If you like it HAWT then you’ll wanna be in Peckham this August for the return of Hot Sauce Society, the only hot sauce festival in the capital
We Out Here, the festival founded by Gilles Peterson, and co-curated with his label Brownswood and radio station Worldwide FM, is returning to Cambridgeshire for 2021
The Barbican is hosting Brutal Beauty the first major UK exhibition on French artist Jean Dubuffet in over 50 years.
Heritage Live is series of summer concerts held at stately homes and culturally significant venues across the country
If you missed out on getting one of Decatur’s epic seafood boils delivered, you can try them in person at the Five Points Taproom.
Ethical underwear brand Miss Crofton is launching a knicker making school, running twice monthly at Hackney Downs Studios
Chef Drew Snaith is popping up at Corner Store in Camberwell with his new restaurant concept Nehmann, featuring hyper-seasonal and foraged produce.
Yam Carnival is debuting at Clapham Common this August in what is set to be a huge celebration of Black culture from around the world
Hackney Flea Market is setting up shop once again over on Church Street in Stoke Newington.
After a massive relocation to Meridian Water by Tottenham Marshes in 2019 and a cancellation in 2020, Field Day is linking up with All Points East and heading home to Victoria Park for 2021.
All Points East is back at Vicky Park for 2021 and as well as condensing down into one weekend, it’s also shifting dates
ALT LDN is billing itself as a ‘first of its kind’ festival, blending alternative hip-hop and rock and tearing down genre boundaries
Stories Behind Things is popping up on South Molton Street with a shop packed full of sustainable fashion, homeware and lifestyle brands.
Iconic LA spot the Polo Lounge at The Beverly Hills Hotel is crossing the pond and coming to London, popping up on The Dorchester Rooftop this summer.
The community-built Gaia’s Garden, which has popped up in the City, is running free workshops and events on sustainability
With the doors to London’s galleries still closed, Mayfair & Belgravia have decided to showcase some of the most exciting and innovative art installations on the streets instead with the Wander Art trail
ActionAid has teamed up with female tattoo artists Grace Neutral, Jade Chanel and Rizza Boo to open the #MyBodyIsMine pop-up tattoo studio
Wide Awake is a brand new independent festival on the block and as well as a packed music line-up there’s gonna be a big focus on the climate crisis.
Mighty Hoopla is back Brockwell Park for their 2021 edition and it’s going to be just as much of a pop-fest as before.
Pulled pork, sticky ribs, juicy burgers and BBQ heaven…what’s all that about…MEAT! Yes the one and only Meatopia is back this summer
Jazz, funk and soul fest Cross The Tracks is back in Brixton for 2021
Pub in the Park is set to return later this year and this time they’re parking up at TWO London locations – Dulwich and Chiswick.
It was a hit on Broadway and in London until the pandemic forced the show to close, and now Be More Chill is back in the West End for a limited run.
Epic Iran at the V&A will explore one of the greatest civilisations in history and showcase over 5000 years of Iranian art, design and culture.
Amy In The Light features re-imagined photos of Amy Winehouse taken by Phil Griffin to mark the tenth anniversary of her passing
Hang-Up Gallery is celebrating women in contemporary art with their exhibition Game Changers: Renegade Artists Defying Convention.
Somerset House is celebrating skateboarding culture and its impact on the UK over the past 45 years with the free exhibition No Comply.
If you’ve always wanted to have a nosy around the Queen’s backyard, now’s your chance as the Buckingham Palace Garden is opening for visitors this summer.
Walthamstow Wetlands is teaming up with the William Morris Gallery to host an exhibition on Finnish artist and Moomins creator Tove Jansson
Following a sell-out tour and a Christmas season at The Other Palace in 2019, Amélie The Musical is transferring to the West End with a run at the Criterion Theatre
Casamigos (the premium tequila brand co-founded by none other than George Clooney) are throwing monthly tequila brunches at Madera
Dine on some of the finest food in town whilst suspended 100 feet over London
KERB is parking up at The National Theatre this spring and summer with five food trucks, two bars and a rotating line-up of music.
During the pandemic David Hockney captured the season of spring by producing new works on his iPad and now they’re going on show at the Royal Academy
Prepare to see the brightest colours ever created at Kew Gardens this summer at new major exhibition Naturally Brilliant Colour.
The immersive Van Gogh Alive, which has toured in over 65 cities worldwide, is coming to Kensington Gardens this summer. This exhibition will feature over…
It’s time to get your barter on as Trumans’ Social Club, the UK’s biggest beer hall, is hosting a second edition of the Walthamstow Flea Market.
Underbelly Festival is BACK for 2021 bringing comedy, music, cabaret, and more to the brand new location of Cavendish Square
London Bridge City, aka The Scoop, is hosting Summer By The River, another season of free treats including live music, sports screenings, and an outdoor cinema
Kricket is hosting a guest chef series this September at the Television Centre restaurant in aid of anti-trafficking charity Ape Aap Women’s Collective
The Saatchi Gallery is hosting the largest ever solo exhibition on French street artist JR, featuring some of his most iconic pieces
Chef Joo Won (ex-Galvin at Windows) is popping up at Chinatown’s Bun House with a menu of South Korean and European-inspired sharing plates.
Lily Allen is making her West End debut in the world premiere of Danny Robins’ (best known for The Battersea Poltergeist podcast) new play 2:22 – A Ghost Story at the Noël Coward Theatre.
Ola Ince is making her Globe debut with her version of Shakespeare’s classic tragedy Romeo & Juliet, starring Alfred Enoch and Rebekah Murrell
The SS American is sailing into London as Anything Goes takes to the stage at the Barbican for a limited summer run.
The Design Museum is diving into the world of sneakers with their major exhibition Sneakers Unboxed: Studio to Street.
The 2019 production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream is back for The Globe’s 2021 season, with lots of pinatas, glitter and streamers.
The London Literature Festival is back at the Southbank Centre after a hiatus last year with the theme of friendship for 2021.
Chila Burman, the artist behind the Tate Britain neon installation, is taking over the South Hall of the Market Building in Covent Garden.
The Art of Banksy exhibition (not authorised by the artist) will display the world’s largest collection of privately owned Banksy works.
Alice: Curiouser and Curiouser at the V&A explores the origins and adaptations of Alice in Wonderland over the years
After being delayed a year by the pandemic (the exhibition was meant to coincide with the 150th anniversary of the British postcard), Wish You Were Here is finally on show at the Postal Museum.
Our Future Planet at the Science Museum will showcase some of the cutting-edge tech being developed to hep remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere
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