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London's design district bursts into life with exhibitions, installations and emerging stars of contemporary design
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The Inheritance: West End Transfer. A generation after the AIDS crisis, Matthew Lopez’s The Inheritance provides a panoramic view of gay life in New York City
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Tap tips: West by Three Brewing Co. are bringing their Welsh brews to the Tate Modern
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This four-day London festival brings together four leading lifestyle events, Grow London, Spirit of Summer, HOUSE and The Art & Antiques Fair Olympia, to celebrate stylish summer living
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Fancy nosing around 10 Downing Street? Or exploring the New South London Gallery's garden? Discover the best secret gardens in London with Open Garden Squares Weekend
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The National Gallery's new exhibition of Claude Monet paintings majestically illuminates a much neglected facet of the painter's work
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Social activist theatre at its best: after an impressive Young Vic premiere, The Jungle transfers to the West End
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A comic tragedy: the musical theatre adaptation of Alison Bechdel’s graphic novel Fun Home comes the Young Vic after superlative reviews in New York
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Smashing all expectations, the V&A's first major exhibition of 2018 is fun, glitzy, and really quite a ride. Bon Voyage
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Go postal: London’s Mail Rail and Postal Museum let you explore one of the city's subterranean secrets
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Ready, set, sniff: a bespoke perfume lab has opened in east London
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Guts and glory: an immersive escape game at Madame Tussauds lets you fight your way through an Alien landscape
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Ritual, reverence and disgust: The Death of Louis XIV impresses with slow-burning, stomach-turning intensity
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Progress and pop art: Ed Ruscha’s Course of Empire at the National Gallery is a 2018 highlight
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Fresh from Manchester International Festival, Fatherland’s bold exploration of the complexities of fatherhood comes to the Lyric Hammersmith
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Alone in Berlin is a harrowing telling of the true story of Otto and Elise Hampel, who resisted the Nazi regime in the German capital
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London’s only museum dedicated to the art, history and design of gardens has finally been brought back to life
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Plucky modern twists on British dishes are the order of the day at Parabola, the Design Museum's new spot for ultimate cultural respite
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Jewellery and accessories have a new home in the basement of the Harvey Nichols Knightsbridge store
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Apple, the revamped flagship store on Regent Street is a must-see. Here's why
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Swirling new design revealed for the latest gallery at the Science Museum. Zaha Hadid Architects add their geometric finesse to the equation
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The unstoppable sculptor du jour Conrad Shawcross is back with a new structure in Greenwich Peninsula
