What’s On In London

You can learn how make Khinkali - hand-folded Georgian soup dumplings - at this masterclass for our INSIDERS at DakaDaka

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.

A whole host of musicians and DJs will be getting behind the decks at Scala for an Artists for Gaza fundraising event.

Latin American brasserie Tigermilk is heading east and our INSIDERS can get 50% off their bills at the new Spitalfields restaurant

Genesis is getting in on the action by rolling back its ticket - and its popcorn - prices to what they were in 1999, in honour of its 26th birthday.

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.

Queer East is back for its seventh edition this spring, spotlighting queer stories from East and Southeast Asia and their diasporas

The Black Book, the wine bar from Master Sommeliers Gearoid Devaney and Xavier Rousset, is offering our INSIDERS 50% off the bill.

The Undercroft Skate Space has been at the Southbank Centre for 50 years, and the milestone is being celebrated with Skate 50

Louis Vuitton has opened a pop-up hotel in Mayfair to celebrate 130 years of its iconic monogram and its travel bags

Lightroom is hosting David Bowie: You're Not Alone, which will take people inside the mind of the visionary artist.

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

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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