Life Store London sells a curated edit of homeware with a focus on independent designers, and its popping up IRL for the first time at Mare Street Market.

This exhibition at Hauser & Wirth features Geta Brătescu’s work from the past decade, a time where she focused on working with the line.

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.

The latest installation in the Smallest Gallery in Soho is (K)now from San Francisco-based artist Strider Patton.

Somerset House is going all out for Earth Day this year with a two-week long programme of events and installations.

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

Featuring works by nine artists, including the Fata Morgana installation by Laura Buckley, the Kaleidscope exhibition promises to be a little bit trippy

Legendary war photographer Don McCullin is the subject of this major retrospective at Tate Britain.

Photographs from the early part of Diane Arbus’ career (1956 – 1962) are being exhibited at the Hayward Gallery.

Sketch is hosting an exhibition of photographs, films and wallpaper designs by Marcus Tomlinson spanning thirty years of his career.

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

It’s been performed more than 400 times by the Royal Ballet ever since it was premiered in 1965 but the company is at it again with a new revival of Kenneth MacMillan’s Romeo and Juliet at the Royal Opera House.

he Prude, the first exhibition Anthea Hamilton has held at Thomas Dane Gallery, is an immersive installation made up of objects, sculpture and images

The Living Colours exhibition at Japan House explores the work of the Yoshioka Dyeing Workshop in Kyoto and how natural dyeing is used to express kasane.

After receiving critical acclaim over in New York, Admissions transfers to the West End for a limited run before going on tour across the country.

Only Human: Martin Parr focuses on people, including portraits of people from all over the world as well as images that tackle Britishness and identity today.

Curry sauce may not be the typical London condiment of choice for chips but Poppies is about to change all that with a curry sauce takeover this spring.

Chekhov’s classic Three Sisters gets a modern interpretation at the Almeida Theatre courtesy of playwright Cordelia Lynn and director Rebecca Frecknall.

To celebrate the release of the final season, spoof immersive dining experience Dinner is Coming is heading to The Vaults in Waterloo.

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

For her final production as Artistic Director of the Donmar Warehouse, Josie Rouke is taking on Sweet Charity with Wayne McGregor providing the choreography.

Arthur Miller’s All My Sons gets the A-list treatment with Sally Field, Bill Pullman and Jenna Coleman in the cast of this production at the Old Vic.

The Tate Modern is hosting the first major Dorothea Tanning exhibition for 25 years. The show features 100 works from her remarkable seventy year career.

After an initial run at the Menier Chocolate Factory, the Trevor Nunn-directed revival of Fiddler On The Roof transfers to the Playhouse Theatre

Caryl Churchill’s famous 1982 play, which follows Marlene who hosts a dinner party featuring some of the most powerful women in history, hits the National

She’s taken her Weimar punk cabaret everywhere from Edinburgh to Adelaide and now Bernie Dieter is bringing Little Death Club to London as part of this year’s Underbelly Festival.

The Jews, Money, Myth exhibition at Jewish Museum London explores the role of money in Jewish life and tackles the myths surrounding the association of Jews with money.

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.

He’s most famous for The Scream but this exhibition at the British Museum delves deeper into the life and work of Edvard Munch.

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

Journey through the magical land of Hoshena with the new, projector-led immersive dining experience Banquet of Hoshena

The Van Gogh and Britain exhibition at Tate Britain will be the largest display of Van Gogh’s paintings in the UK for almost ten years

Sir John Soane’s Pitzhanger Manor has recently been restored and the inaugural exhibition is a series of sculptures by Anish Kapoor.

Between 2006 and 2016 over half of London’s LGBTQ+ venues closed and this exhibition looks at how redevelopement is changing the queer scene in London.

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

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

Come From Away tells the true story of 7000 travellers who were grounded in a small town in Newfoundland, Canada in the wake of the 9/11

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

A coral reef and an ancient Egyptian pyramid are just some of the 50 models made of LEGO at the Brick Wonders exhibition at the Horniman Museum.

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

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