The Luna Cinema is back at the Natural History Museum with a series of screenings for Valentine’s Day.

For the first time in London, Mansur Gavriel is hosting a sample sale with prices on both bags and shoes will be slashed by up to 70%

A 50-hour, non-stop improvised soap opera is coming to Wilton’s Music Hall next month. That’s over two days of continuous comedy.

Anya Hindmarch’s Chubby Heart is back for LFW, with a single on suspended in Wellington Arch

If you’re looking for dumplings this Chinese New Year then BaoziInn Romilly Street is the place to go.

After a sold-out run at the National Theatre, Natasha Gordon’s debut play Nine Night transfers to Trafalgar Studios directed by Roy Alexander Weise.

If having a go on Supermarket Sweep was one of your life goals then you’ll be very pleased to hear that the beloved game show is coming back in the form of a bar.

Gazelli Art House is hosting this celebration of gallerist Robert Fraser, who bridged the worlds of art and music in the sixties.

MAC is here to help you meet your perfect match – when it comes to lipstick at least – with the (very pink and red) pop-up inside Old Street station

VR experience We Live in an Ocean of Air at the Saatchi Gallery explores the connection between humans and nature through breath.

Both Yauatcha Soho and Yauatcha City are going all out for Chinese New Year with ‘bio-morphic’ pig artworks and a spesh menu.

Cirque du Soleil is coming back to the Royal Albert Hall next year with Totem, which tells the story of the journey of mankind and evolution.

The National Trust is showcasing the rich history of the India Club with this audio-based exhibition inside the iconic venue.

For their big winter exhibition, Somerset House is celebrating the cultural legacy of Peanuts, showcasing contemporary works inspired by Snoopy, Charlie Brown and the rest of the Peanuts gang.

Time Out is turning 50 and to celebrate, the mag is showing off fifty covers from their archive at the Museum of Brands. The exhibition will chart how London has changed from 1968 to now, as well as how magazine design itself has evolved over the years.

The Lip Bar – part actual bar, part art installaion created by Japanese artist Daido Moriyama – is popping up inside Selfridges

The annual orchid festival is back at Kew and for the first time the theme is Colombia, the most biodiverse place on earth for orchids

After the original sold out run at the Royal Court in 2016, Cyprus Avenue is back at the theatre for a very limited five week run.

British pop artist Patrick Hughes is exhibiting at Alon Zakaim Fine Art for the very first time with a showcase of his ‘reverse perspective’ paintings.

The Royal Academy is bringing together the works of Michelangelo and Bill Viola, who though born centuries both explore the themes of the cycle of life.

A new photography exhibition exploring the feeling of “being lost in translation” by two most acclaimed fashion photographers Hanna Moon and Joyce Ng is coming to Somerset House.

Fashion Space Gallery is hosting Mundo Latinx, an exhibition curated by White Lines Projects that showcases the diversity of Latin American identity.

Gillian Anderson and Lily James are starring in this Ivo Van Hoe-directed adaptation of All About Eve, exploring jealousy, ambition, youth and fame.

A huge exhibition dedicated to the life and legacy of Nelson Mandela is having its world premiere in London at 26 Leake Street

Based on the major Paris exhibition of the same name, will be the largest exhibition on Dior ever held in the UK.

To coincide with the anniversary of the end of WWI, the Tate is hosting a year-long (and FREE) exhibition of art from Weimar Germany, where expressionism gave way to more unsettling and emotional imagery.

A major exhibition of postcard art, The World Exists To Be Put On A Postcard: Artists’ Postcards From 1960 To Now, is being held at the British Museum

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

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

This year the Artist Rooms at the Tate are dedicated to Jenny Holzer, with works from across her 40-year career on display.