What’s On In London

Before he opens a restaurant in the UK, Chef's Table star and Ivan Ramen founder Ivan Orkin is popping up at Kaia at The Ned

Back for the 40th year, the London Original Print Fair is heading to Somerset House for four days this spring.

Luke Jerram is bringing Helios, a seven-metre sculpture of the sun, to the Painted Hall in Greenwich's Old Royal Naval College.

Big news for soundtrack fans: in 2025, a new festival dedicated to the music of movies, TV and video games will debut in London

BFI Flare is returning for its 39th edition this March with a bumper programme of 130 LGBTQIA+ films from around the world.

With their videos going viral on TikTok , the Spud Bros have come down to London to bring their social media-famous spuds to the capital.

Picasso produced thousands of prints throughout his career and the British Museum is showcasing them at the Picasso Printmaker exhibition.

A major survey of British multimedia artist Donald Rodney is coming to Whitechapel Gallery featuring works from 1982 - 1997

Naomi Campbell has had an unrivalled career and now the V&A is honouring that with an entire exhibition dedicated to the supermodel.

The Gibson Garage is hosting an exhibition featuring never-before-seen images of Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds

SOIL: The World at Our Feet at Somerset House is an exploration of the vital role that soil plays human civilisation

Works by ten key Brazilian artists are going on display at the Royal Academy for its Brasil! Brasil! The Birth of Modernism exhibition

The Science Museum is exploring how the Palace of Versailles was also a major site of scientific thinking with a new exhibition

MARILYN – The Exhibition is the first of its kind in the UK and will feature 250 objects from Ted Stampfer's collection

Tate Modern is hosting an exhibition on Anthony McCall where you'll be able to step inside his immersive light sculptures.

Saatchi Gallery is celebrating all things flowers with major exhibition Flowers - Flora in Contemporary Art & Culture.

With the Mickalene Thomas: All About Love, the Hayward Gallery is looking back over two decades of the celebrated artist and portraitist's work

Head to the Hayward Gallery to look back over 50 years of pioneering feminist artist Linder's work, in what is her first London retrospective.

Tate Britain is exploring how the upheaval of the 1980s was documented with The 80s: Photographing Britain exhibition

The Great Mughals: Art, Architecture and Opulence at the V&A is the first major exhibition focused on art of the Mughal court.

Noah Davis was one of the most original painters working in recent years, known for his figurative paintings that explored Black life.

Look back over some of the most iconic fashion images and portraits featured in the Face Magazine at this exhibition

'The World of Tim Burton' will explore the artist's on-screen career, as well as his work as an illustrator, painter, photographer and author.

Tate Modern is taking us back in time with its blockbuster exhibition Electric Dreams: Art and Technology Before the Internet.

Vogue: Inventing the Runway, opening at Lightroom in King's Cross will explore the history of the fashion runway show

Early next year Tate Modern will be showcasing the life and career of artist, club promoter, performer and designer Leigh Bowery.

Neil Rankin and the From The Ashes BBQ founders have teamed up to create Little Earthquakes, a new deep pan pizza concept.

Dough Hands founder Hannah Drye is giving south Londoners a chance to get in on the action with a second residency at the Old’s Nun’s Head

The stage adaptation of the beloved Studio Ghibli animated film My Neighbour Totoro is transferring to the West End