Jackie Sibblies Drury’s Pulitzer Pirze-winning drama Fairview is coming to the Young Vic following a sell-out run in New York.

Italian design brand Cappellini is hosting a massive 12-day sample sale with prices on furniture and accessories slashed by up to 60%

Cadbury Creme Egg is hosting a 24-hour eating egg-stravaganza, aka the world’s longest social eating livestream, and you can get involved.

The Winter Lights Festival is back at Canary Wharf, with 25 installations making the darkness that bit easier to bear.

Pizza Pilgrims are offering HALF PRICE pizza every single day in January but there is a catch…you have to earn it by walking 10,000 steps

Notting Hill’s beauty and skincare salon Young LDN is popping up at the Facial Bar inside House of Fraser with three facials on offer

Different team members from the Soho, Fitzrovia and Borough branches of BAO have created one-off specials for Battle of the Bao

The Coral Room has teamed up with CBD brand MEDA to create four mood enhancing alcohol-free cocktails for Dry January.

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

Forget Burger King trolling Maccy D’s, Biff’s is now trolling all the big boys with its new specials menu at BrewDog in Dalston.

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

After popping up a couple of years ago, Glossier is back in town with another IRL store stocked full of goodies.

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.

Ethical coffee shop New Ground, which trains ex-offenders, has popped up at The Corner Shop on the ground floor of Selfridges with a giant slide inside.

Culture and streetwear platform Highsnobiety has gone from the web to IRL by teaming up with Selfrifdges for The Co.lab

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

It’s getting LIT at Battersea Power Station this winter as the area plays host to a free light festival for the first time.

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.

If you want to live more sustainably but are unsure of the changes you can make, then you’ll want to check out these green workshops.

The Wonder Factory will have 15 different decorated rooms all designed to be the perfect backdrops for your insta snaps.

Jamie Lloyd is directing this Martin Crimp adaptation of Edmond Rostand’s classic play, with James McAvoy starring as the titular Cyrano De Begerac.

Photographer Martin Hartley, who helped developed the jacket, is showcasing the Taken To Extremes exhibition on the walls of the Shackleton store

Chiswick House & Gardens is getting in on the lights festival action by playing host to Lightopia.

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

The Tate Modern is hosting the largest retrospective of Dora Maar ever held in the UK, with over 200 works from her long career on show

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

Counter Culture, Robin Gill’s small plates restaurant next door to The Dairy in Clapham, is going vegan by letting Alter in to takeover the kitchen

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