Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Annie Baker returns to the National Theatre with The Antipodes following runs of earlier works The Flick and John.

Legendary jazz record label Blue Note Records is turning 80 this year and to celebrate, it’s opening its first ever UK pop-up store in Coal Drops Yard

Hello Kitty is turning 45 this year and to celebrate, Japan Centre Ichiba has a pop-up dedicated to the beloved character.

Tits London, the platform that celebrates female designers and makers, is popping up in Hackney with a shop full of clothing, homeware and accessories

Never-before-seen images of the very first Rolling Stones tour and recording session are going on show with Black and White Blues -Where It All Began.

This major Anthony Gormley exhibition at the Royal Academy will feature a mix of works from his 45-year career as well as brand new installations

chapter is all about helping female-owned online businesses get out into the real world so it’s opening the Women Who Give A Shit pop-up in Boxpark Shoreditch.

Winter is coming and Backyard Cinema is ready with their latest immersive cinema season at their brand new home Capital Studios.

Jimmy Garcia is taking over the Southbank this winter with his Lodge on the River, including those (heated, obvs) riverside igloos

StockX the world’s first Stock Market of Things backed by various US celebs is returning to London.

Museum of the Moon, a six-metre model featuring incredibly detailed NASA imagery of the moon, is residing in the Natural History Museum

Following a sold-out run at the Young Vic, Marianne Elliot and Miranda Cromwell’s production of Death of a Salesman transfers to the Piccadilly Theatre

Fentimans is going all out this Christmas by building a lifesize edible pink gingerbread house on the Skylight rooftop.

He’s brought the sun and the ice to the Tate Modern and now Olafur Eliasson is back at the gallery with a major exhibition.

Turner Prize-winning artist Mark Leckey is taking over Tate Britain with a large-scale installation exhibition featuring new and seminal works

Carnaby always does a good set of Christmas lights and the ones they’ve got planned for this year look pretty epic.

Stephen Mangan, Kara Tointon and Sue Johnston lead the cast of the classic Ealing comedy The Man In The White Suit, adapted by Sean Foley

The ice rink is heading back to Somerset House this winter and they’ve got a whole new series of Skate Lates events on for 2019

Cabarets and clubs have featured widely in modern art and this major exhibition at the Barbican celebrates the spaces where artists pushed the boundaries.

Tate Britain is hosting the largest exhibition of William Blake’s work for nearly two decades, featuring over 300 original pieces.

Yes the Trotter family is going from Peckham to the West End thanks to Paul Whitehouse and Jim Sullivan who are bringing Only Fools and Horses back to life

Explore Soho’s diverse culture and history at a time when the area itself is being radically transformed at the Shot in Soho exhibition at The Photographers’ Gallery.

The Photographers’ Gallery is exploring the history of food photography with its Feast For The Eyes exhibition featuring over 140 works

The Tate Modern is hosting a major exhibition on Nam June Paik, the innovative artist known for his pioneering use of TV and video.

It’s a celebration of the sixties at the V&A as the museum hosts a major retrospective of revolutionary fashion designer Mary Quant

After a sold-out run at Rose Theatre Kingston, April de Angelis’ two-part adaptation of My Brilliant Friend transfers to the National.

24/7 at Somerset House is a major exhibition exploring the non-stop nature of our modern lives featuring work from a range of contemporary artists.

You’ve seen The Martian, now experience life on the red planet for yourself at the Design Museum with its exhibition Moving to Mars.

The V&A is hosting a big solo exhibition of British fashion photographer Tim Walker, who will be showing new photos inspired by the museum

Mary Poppins is back its original West End home, the Prince Edward Theatre, for a new run with Zizi Strallen back in the title role

The 1980 classic is hitting the West End stage courtesy of Dolly Parton herself, featuring that original Oscar, Grammy and Tony award-nominated score.

The largest collection of King Tutankhamun’s treasures to leave Egypt is going on display at the Saatchi Gallery with over 150 artefacts on show

The 55th Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition is being hosted at the Natural History Museum, featuring images selected from almost 50,000 entries