WHAT’S ON IN LONDON

This exhibition at the V&A will trace the historical and cultural significance of the kimono from the 1600s to the present day

Dive into the world of The Little Mermaid with Fever, who are transforming a secret London location into a stormy sea shore and underwater cave

Among The Trees at the Hayward Gallery brings together works from various artists to explore our relationship with trees, during a period where many of the world’s forests are being destroyed at an alarming rate.

The Bridge Theatre is back with new season of one-person plays and a maximum audience capacity of 250 people.

London Cocktail Week, the city’s biggest celebration of booze and bars, is back for 2020. And this time it really is better than ever as the festival is running for an entire MONTH.

In honour of Black History Month, photographer Julian George and Gaucho and M Restaurants’ Executive Chef Mike Reid have curated a collection of portraits celebrating Black talent in hospitality

Swift has teamed up with pop-up kitchen Hot 4 U for a series of one-off brunch menus to showcase Havana Club’s Pro Edicion range

New digital art platform CIRCA, created by Josef O’Connor, is taking over the iconic Piccadilly Circus screen for two minutes every day

Secret 7″ is back for 2020; seven amazing songs, each pressed 100 times, with each sleeve designed by a different mystery artist.

To celebrate the launch of the bottled Vesper Martini, No.3 Gin is taking over the Selfridges rooftop for the rest of October, with a series of interactive events throughout the month.

Stephen Friedman Gallery is celebrating its 25th birthday with an anniversary exhibition at both galleries on Old Burlington Street

This major retrospective of Andy Warhol’s work at the Tate Modern is the gallery’s first exhibition on the artist for more than 20 years.

Independent cinema Pop Up Screens is back and it’s taking over Bussey Building with the Forbidden Forest Cinema

David Hill Gallery is bringing together some of the most influential West African photographers for the group show Tête-à-Têtes: West African Portraiture from Independence into the 21st Century.

Death of England: Delroy follows on from the play Death of England, focusing on Delroy, the best friend of the protagonist

Stevie Parle is making a return to Portobello Docks with brand new pop-up JOY, including a bar, FLORA, a farm shop and a honey store

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

Tomos Parry is taking Brat al fresco this summer with a residency at Climpson’s Arch. He’ll be serving Brat’s signature whole roasted turbot, spider crab and grilled bread from the wood ovens in the courtyard

The pandemic meant that the RA Summer Exhibition couldn’t actually happen in the summer, so for the first time in the Academy’s history, it’s happening in the winter instead

Skylight is back for another winter with 18 igloo-bubbles on the top two levels, so you can cosy up to enjoy cocktails and street food

To mark the 15th year of Michael Clark Company’s collaboration with the Barbican, it’s hosting the first ever major exhibition on the dancer

Things are getting sinful over at the National Gallery with this exhibition that explores sin’s relationship to art over the centuries.

The six Titian paintings that make up his series based on classical myths are being shown together for the first time in over 400 years

The Covid Letters is an exhibition of the lockdown project started by Jonny Banger, where he asked young poeple to customise the PM’s letter that was sent to all households when restrictions were imposed.

The British Museum is hosting a major exhibition on Tantra, the philosophy centred on the power of the divine feminine energy.

The National Gallery is hosting the first major exhibition of Artemisia Gentileschi’s work in the UK.

Yes, those GIANT igloos are coming back to Coppa Club Tower Bridge for winter…not surprising considering how much everyone loves ’em

The Museum of London is celebrating the history and the influence that dub music has had on London over the last 50 years

The Design Museum is celebrating the world of electronic music with this major new exhibition Electronic: From Kraftwerk to The Chemical Brothers

See how the Indigenous Peoples of the Arctic have carved a way of life in the region at this exhibition at the British Museum.

Tate Modern is hosting the first major London exhibition on contemporary American artist Bruce Nauman in over 20 years

We’ve come a long way in terms of women’s rights but we’ve still got a long way to and the British Library is shining a light on that with this major exhibition.

A bit of the Scottish Highlands is coming to Holborn as Rosewood London opens The Macallan Manor House in the courtyard

Newport Street Gallery is hosting End of a Century, asolo exhibition on Damien Hirst, featuring over 50 pieces from early in his career.

The 56th Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition is being hosted at the Natural History Museum, featuring images selected from almost 50,000 entries