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Waste Not, Want Not at The Museum of Brands displays propaganda posters of the 1940s when Britain had to economise on raw materials, save on energy and salvage scarce commodities, drawing…
After Darwin: Contemporary Expressions
See the works of artists and writers inspired by Charles Darwin's book, The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals, at London's Natural History Museum. It explores Darwin's theory that…
London International Boat Show
From the latest dream yachts and cutting-edge powerboats to dinghies, narrowboats and surfboards, all nautical vehicles are displayed at the London International Boat Show at ExCel. Find…
Venture off the beaten track at Adventure Travel Live, held at the Royal Horticultural Halls. Research and plan adventure trips with specialist operators and catch exclusive show offers.…
The MCN London Motorcycle Show at ExCel features displays of racing motorcycles and appearances by the personalities who ride them, trade stands packed with motorcycles, scantily clad women…
Carnivorous lampshades and pole-dancing robots might sound like elements of a very disturbed person's dream, but Kinetica Art Fair at London's P3 displays exactly these sorts of weird exhibits…
Who Do You Think You Are? LIVE
Olympia hosts the live format of BBC TV's series, Who Do You Think You Are?, which takes celebrities on a journey to discover their ancestral roots. Celebrities including Lesley Garrett…
Human Rights Watch International Film Festival
The Human Rights Watch International Film Festival, held at London cinemas including Brixton's Ritzy Cinema, screens world and UK premières documenting the fight to highlight injustices…
Decode: Digital Design Sensations
The V&A houses digitally growing plants, roving mechanical eyes and other technological surprises during the exhibition Decode: Digital Design Sensations. Explore recent developments in…
The British International Motor Show
The British International Motor Show returns to London, taking place at the state-of-the-art exhibition centre ExCeL London.
Forty thousand young Londoners can enrol on free summer courses throughout June, July and August this year. The Summer Uni London programme offers a choice of 1000 subjects ranging from belly…
Gigs, skiffs, Chinese dragon boats, Hawaiian war canoes, Viking longboats, Irish curraghs, shallops, wherries, whalers and more provide a wonderful spectacle on the Thames at the annual Great…
Seventy years after the radio announcement informing the nation that Britain was at war, Imperial War Museum London is mounting Outbreak 1939. This new exhibition explores the build-up to the…
Luminopolis gives a new meaning to clubbing - the festival at SEone club combines fun with sustainability and social justice by joining up with key NGOs and creative multimedia organisations.…
Celebrated international poets, writers, artists, philosophers, scholars and musicians perform in the Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2009, designed by architects Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa…
The Inside Out Festival brings together the capital's higher education institutes and cultural sector for this exciting programme. Examining contributions made by academics and students to the…
The London Games Festival presents gaming and interactive entertainment for die-hard fans keen to test out the latest releases before they hit the shops and casual players. Talks, fairs, game…
London to Brighton Veteran Car Run
The London to Brighton Veteran Car Run sets off from Hyde Park Corner. Spectators line the entire 64 miles of the road from London to Brighton to watch the glorious parade of elegant vehicles.
Waste Not, Want Not at The Museum of Brands displays propaganda posters of the 1940s when Britain had to economise on raw materials, save on energy and salvage scarce commodities, drawing…
London's awe-inspiring Science Museum uses hands-on displays, gizmos, gadgets and virtual rides on a state-of-the-art trip into past and future. Take virtual photographs, whisper using…
