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From the return of live theatre in Regent's Park to a pétanque pop-up and an outdoor art trail, here's what not to miss this weekend
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Tate Britain spotlights Paul Rego’s visceral, unflinching image-making in the most comprehensive retrospective of her work to date
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Immerse yourself in a new outdoor theatre experience that uses 3D sound design to create powerful, socially distanced drama
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DNA VR is launching a new site in Hammersmith where gamers can walk with dinosaurs, swim with whales or even join Alice in Wonderland
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After months of closure, galleries, museums and family attractions are tentatively reopening. Here’s when you can next visit London's top cultural institutions
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Subscription boxes inspire and educate. They're also a treat for kids and are especially handy for parents looking to support and entertain their children
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Open your mind as philosophy and music programme HowTheLightGetsIn goes global with a fully interactive online festival
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From live theatre and the first post-lockdown arts festival, to luxury day trips and escapes, plan ahead to make the most of the August Bank Holiday weekend
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Greenwich and Docklands International Festival (GDIF), London’s leading festival of outdoor theatre and performing arts, returns, offering a plethora of exciting free events
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Plays, concerts and world-class dance can all be enjoyed online if you know where to look. Here, we bring you day-by-day culture to stream in self-isolation
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Advance booking is now essential, but at least we can still cool off in many of London’s outdoor swimming pools, ponds and lakes
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Colourful parades, booming sound systems and rum punch are among the things that usually characterise Notting Hill Carnival. This year, the party is going online…
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With outdoor markets reopening, we reflect on our favourites across the city. From Borough to Brockley via King's Cross and Camden, find street food galore this summer
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With the city hotting up once more, here's where to find the best ice cream in London
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You don’t have to leave the country to enjoy a city break or seaside escape. Here are the day trips from London you can still take this summer
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Live music returns to Glyndebourne with a mini-festival of orchestral pieces and opera, an Offenbach comedy at its heart. And an important new fund helps rising artists
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Vast and spacious, these are London's best pub gardens boasting plenty of green space, secluded booths and stellar menus
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A heated lido, a pool in a deer park, an Olympic aquatics centre and a laconium: London's swimming pools are re-opening – here's where to swim
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Celebrate the city's hidden supper clubs, niche bars and unlikely partnerships. Here are the London pop-ups worth catching before they vanish
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Original Theatre Company presents two powerful new plays, produced specially for online streaming
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Refreshing, sophisticated and low-calorie: alcoholic fizzy water, or hard seltzer, is the drink of the summer. Here are the best brands to try
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An immersive escape room from the creators of Sherlock puts you in the famous detective's shoes with convincingly cryptic clues
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Theatre-makers are coming up with innovative ways of making virtual productions that feel intimate and immediate
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From a castle perched on the edge of the sea to a gothic temple surrounded by a world-famous landscape garden, here's where to holiday in style in the UK
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Re-wild yourself by escaping the city and discovering the beaches and countryside near London
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Sassy sellout hit Six the musical has found an ingenious solution to Covid restrictions: the show is going on a drive-in tour of the UK
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Many of London's parks and squares have exciting fountains, paddling pools and water features – that kids can dip their feet into or run through with abandon…
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From sunrise yoga to a virtual planetarium show and a chance to stream the ultimate tale of midsummer madness, here’s how to celebrate the Summer Solstice
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Enjoy the best of the British countryside with most beautiful UK walks
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From English country gardens to glorious outdoor sculpture parks, these are the loveliest green spaces to visit now that public gardens are reopening
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From spicing up team Zooms to sending care packages, these are some of the innovative ways to maintain workplace morale in a remote environment
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For London-dwellers who have been missing the city's animal inhabitants: good news. Zoos will be open from June 15th
