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With the final heatwave over, it's time to prepare for the autumn showers. Avoid a wardrobe washout with our pick of waterproof jackets that don't compromise on style
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Mark Leckey's immersive exhibition, O' Magic Power of Bleakness, comes to Tate Britain
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Film festival season is in full swing, paving the way for awards to come. From starry biopics to dark comic book reinventions, this month's picks have something for everyone
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Possibly the most exciting dance/film event this year,
Romeo and Juliet: Beyond Words is a new blood-and-guts film version of Kenneth MacMillan’s masterpiece ballet -
Chimerica playwright Lucy Kirkwood's new play is about a jury of 12 women in 1759 who must decide if another woman is hanged
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From Antony Gormley's monumental sculptures at the Royal Academy to Damien Hirst's butterfly Mandalas, here are the shows to see this week
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Whether you’re looking for Christmas presents for Mum, inspiration for your loved one, gifts for teens or anything in between – we have the ideas on every woman’s wishlist
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A powerful man who uses his status to seduce women looks as topical as ever, but he has met his match in Donna Anna
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The on-sale dates for Glastonbury 2020 tickets have been announced. Here's when, where and how to get tickets, from registration to booking
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Tate Modern is set to hold a major Andy Warhol exhibition in spring 2020
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Smash hit musical Dear Evan Hansen finally transfers to London, with a score written by La La Land's composer and lyricist
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Lina Iris Viktor's sumptuous paintings are coming to Autograph for an immersive exhibition this September
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Uncompromising artist Mona Hatoum fills White Cube Gallery with thought-provoking installations
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Playwright Lucy Prebble brings subterfuge to The Old Vic with a thrilling and audacious play about the assassination of Alexander Litvinenko
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From Margaret Atwood to Philip Pullman, the best new books books autumn 2019 has in store, to anticipate and pre-order now
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From achingly cool photographers to tastemakers wooing the style set, these are the best art-world Instagram accounts to follow and feel inspired by now
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Damien Hirst's first major London solo exhibition in seven years comes to White Cube Gallery, Mason's Yard
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Wondering where to watch the fireworks in London? Bonfire Night 2019 is ablaze with impressive displays. Culture Whisper rounds up the best
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Wondering what theatre to book and what plays to see? From fringe to the West End: London's best theatre
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To celebrate the Turner Prize coming to Turner Contemporary, Margate is holding an arts festival the promises to be bigger and better than ever
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With its new programme, Evolution, Acosta Danza, Carlos Acosta’s own Cuban company, shows its versatility in a programme of new work and one old favourite
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Ai Weiwei's latest London show at Lisson Gallery brings together influences from across the globe with some familiar – and not so familiar – sculptures
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Don't miss the best of London theatre: 2019 promises tonnes of talent, a surplus of stars and ample applause. Here are the shows we're excited to see
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From flying cars to an immersive Mars exhibition, here's your guide to the unmissable design events this autumn
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Bohemian Rhapsody, The Greatest Showman, Rocketman and more: every sing-along to know about in London this year
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Greek mythology comes to the small screen as HBO adapts Madeline Miller's enchanting novel Circe into a TV show
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Joanna Hogg's The Souvenir paints a portrait of 1980s London with an incandescent love story at its core – starring Honor Swinton Byrne and Tom Burke
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A family favourite for more than 30 years, Jonathan Miller's fast, funny and satirical production of Gilbert and Sullivan's operetta returns for an incredible 15th time...
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Ballet Preljocaj La Fresque, the work of one of France’s most exciting contemporary choreographers, weaves its magic at Sadler’s Wells this autumn
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Famed auteurs make long awaited returns with love letters from Tarantino, Almodóvar and Del Toro – as well as Russian rock and pre-teen comedy, it's a heavyweight weekend in cinemas
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Discover the most inspiring art exhibitions 2019 outside of London that may just tempt you on a UK mini-break
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The upcoming National Gallery Paul Gauguin exhibition will be the first ever exhibition to focus solely on his portraits
