The Best Advent Calendars of 2018
Let the countdown begin with our round-up of the best advent calendars out there. Once upon a time the 1st of December was greeted with…
On Your Marks, Get Set, Shop!
Christmas Shopping kicks off in Seven Dials. On Thursday 15th November, Seven Dials invites shoppers to celebrate the beginning of the Christmas season with a…
Takeo Paper Show: Subtle
13 Nov-24 Dec | Japan House With its roots in Japan’s only paper industry show, held since 1965, a quiet celebration of perhaps the most…
Exhibition: Unseen Icons by Phil Griffin
Until 23 Nov | Brownsword Hepworth Gallery. It takes a special skill to capture something different in the world’s most photographed. Griffin’s work as a…
Performance: The Wider Earth
Until 30 Dec | Natural History Museum. Theatrical history is being made here as an ambitious 357-seat performance space is erected within the Jerwood Gallery…
London Art Week
29 Nov-7 Dec. With free entry to most events and talks, there’s really no excuse not to immerse yourself in the Capital’s art world come…
Black Mirror: Art as Social Satire
Until 13 Jan | Saatchi Gallery From “fake news” to the rise of neo-fascism, these are tumultuous times for modern-day politics. A deep delve into…
How to Get into the Christmas Spirit
Christmas Shopping Evening. Love it or loathe it, the seasonal shop is a time-consuming task that requires considerable planning. An opportunity to head to Connaught…
UK Jewish Film Festival
8-22 Nov | various venues We’re in for cinematic treats and silver screenings galore as this annual celebration in celluloid marks its 22nd edition. Aiming…
A Taste of Mexico
This month at the Leicester Square Kitchen, the Margaritas are overflowing with the sounds, colours and flavours of Frida Kahlo. In celebration of the V&A’s…
Ocean Film Festival
This magnificent working church and entertainment venue is the unlikely setting for the London leg of the Ocean Film Festival World Tour. For six days,…
Museums at Night
Halloween Style! With Halloween just around the corner, it’s no surprise that this after-hours festival offers a taste of the macabre. Memento Mori, a death-themed…
Frieze London 2018
Hardcore art fans, welcome back Frieze, the mother of all art fairs. More than 160 galleries will be gathering in Regent’s Park from around the…
Literature at Keats House
This year, Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein turns 200. Two centuries since its publication, this seminal horror/sci-fi story continues to fascinate and Keats House in Hampstead is celebrating…
Fun Children’s Theatre in Archway
The Enormous Turnip. A delightful re-potted version of the classic Russian fairy tale from children’s theatre company Stuff and Nonsense, at Jacksons Lane in Archway….