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Things To Do
Looking for the next immersive experience or fresh pop-up? London events and adventures that you have to keep quiet about
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Things To Do
Searching for the highlights for this weekend? Look no further. We have the whole family covered. Click through our gallery and get planning
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Things To Do
Looking for things to do this weekend? Here are the best things to do in London, 19 – 20 August
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Kids
Back due to popular demand, Unicorn Theatre's Velveteen Rabbit on stage is one of the best family theatre shows this Christmas London 2017
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Things To Do
What to do this week in London: Think nothing happens in August? Think again
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Things To Do
Art Fair Season is upon us once more. Get your diaries out and plan ahead: these are the London Art Fairs not to miss
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Kids
Saddle up: Cirque Éloize will be performing daring feats in a spectacular Saloon show at the Peacock Theatre
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In The Know
Fringe isn't only for the Edinburgh Festival. There's plenty of fresh new talent and affordable plays to be found in London - if you know where to look
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Design
Following a string of international contemporary art and design fairs including Frieze and PAD, the acclaimed Winter Olympia Art & Antiques Fair returns to West London for its twenty-seventh edition
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Theatre
Cherchez la femme: Cressia Bonas plays Sonia, George Orwell’s wife and literary executor
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Visual Arts
Discover the brightest rising stars of the contemporary art market at the fourth edition of Saatchi Gallery's START Art Fair
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Must See
The best London theatre: autumn 2017 is packed with unmissable drama. We round up the 13 shows you need to know about
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Latest News
Get ready for Disneyland England. Kent will become home to our very own mega-budget theme park in 2023
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Essential
Visual Arts
In this long overdue retrospective, the monumental power of the Scythian warriors will reign once more
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Festival
If you like festivals to offer plenty of zing with a side of zen then head to the wonderland of the Wilderness Festival this summer
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Tried and Tested
Food
A talented chef and restaurateur join forces for a foray into London's modern Indian dining scene, but work needs to be done before this restaurant is truly great
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Must See
Wondering what theatre to book and what plays to see? From fringe to West End: London's best theatre
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Preview
Design
The V&A is set to re-imagine the golden age of ocean travel in their first major exhibition of 2018
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In the Know
Visual Arts
Pace Gallery London to show Jean Dubuffet's Theatres of memory paintings in the first exhibition dedicated to the series in three decades
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Tried and Tested
Visual Arts
From time to time — an exhibition of new works by Milan-based French artist Nathalie du Pasquier — extends its run at Burlington Arcade's Pace Gallery
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Visual Arts
Spanish masterpieces from The Bowes Museum come to The Wallace Collection this autumn in a once-in-a-lifetime collaborative exhibition
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Theatre
Director Conall Morrison brings an innovative performance weaving together two nineteenth-century masterpieces to the Barbican
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Kids
Lego? Let’s go! BRICKLIVE, the world’s biggest Lego event, lands in London for it’s second run
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In the Know
Kids
Make your Instagram food fantasies a reality with a trip to Foodies Festival at Alexandra Palace
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Kids
Mum’s the word: a heart-warming show about motherhood and its meaning comes to the Camden Fringe
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Theatre
The true story of three men hiking in the Peak District delves into black British history and identity in a new play at the Royal Court
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Theatre
A harrowing first-person account of Rachel Corrie’s life and activism comes to the Young Vic
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Cinema
A 25th anniversary restoration of a dazzling 1992 adaptation of E.M. Forster’s Howard’s End comes to the BFI
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In the Know
Food
Oh hoppy day: everyone’s a winner at this year’s Great British Beer Festival
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Visual Arts
The Whitechapel Gallery presents a major retrospective of work by German photographer Thomas Ruff
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Visual Arts
Don't miss a rare opportunity to explore the little-known production designs by celebrated satirical cartoonist Gerald Scarfe
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Visual Arts
Fortnum's X Frank makes a triumphant return this autumn with a showcase of works by Sottish artist John Bellany
