When Sadler’s Wells East opened on the East Bank of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in January 2025, it arrived as one of …
Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book has been adapted into almost everything – animated film, live-action blockbuster, stage musical. But this is something …
Electra/Persona opens at the Lyttelton Theatre on 19 August 2026. Cate Blanchett and Nina Hoss. A new play by Benedict Andrews. Ten …
War Horse is back at the National Theatre. Nearly two decades after it premiered on the Olivier stage and changed what people …
Three years running. Sold out every time. The Novuna London Athletics Meet is back at London Stadium on Saturday 18 July 2026, …
The Music is Ours came. It delivered. And now the second weekend of the Music is Black Festival from East Bank is …
Where to Watch England’s World Cup, thats the big question! Watching England at a World Cup is not really about the football. …
The World Cup 2026 is here. Sixty years since England last won it, thirty-two nations across three countries, 104 games. And this …
Grime was born in these streets. Not metaphorically – literally. The estates and pirate radio stations of Newham, E6, E7, E13 – …
Twelve of the best VALORANT teams on the planet. Four regions. One million dollars on the line. And it’s all happening right …
When Sadler’s Wells East opened on the East Bank of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in January 2025, it arrived as one of the most significant new cultural venues in London
Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book has been adapted into almost everything – animated film, live-action blockbuster, stage musical. But this is something different. The National Theatre‘s new production, opening at
Electra/Persona opens at the Lyttelton Theatre on 19 August 2026. Cate Blanchett and Nina Hoss. A new play by Benedict Andrews. Ten weeks in one of the world’s great theatre
War Horse is back at the National Theatre. Nearly two decades after it premiered on the Olivier stage and changed what people thought theatre could do, it is back in
Tumbling Bay Playground in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is one of the best playgrounds in London – and it is completely free to visit. No booking, no tickets, no entry
The London Aquatics Centre is one of the most extraordinary public swimming venues in the world. Designed by Zaha Hadid Architects and built for the 2012 London Olympics, it hosted
