What's on this week
The Hurlingham Club
June 15, 2021The Independent Schools Show Summer Fair; The Hurlingham Club, Ranelagh Gardens, SW6 3PR; 22 June; £25 family ticket
The Fair brings together 55 exhibiting schools – from London and across the UK. Sampling this cross-section of British independent Read more →
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Kensington and Chelsea Art Week
June 15, 2021Kensington + Chelsea Art Week Festival; 21 June – 31 August; From FREE
Kensington + Chelsea Art Week is expanding throughout the summer season with a festival that elevates the magic and shared Read more →
What's on this week
Affordable Art Fair
June 14, 2021Affordable Art Fair; Battersea Park; 8-11 July 2021; £11.88, under 16s go FREE
Affordable Art Fair will be back in Battersea, 8-11 July 2021 for a summer showcase of handpicked selection artists and Read more →
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Esther Manito announces tour of her award-winning show, Not All Men
June 14, 2021Esther Manito: Not All Men; Museum of Comedy; from £7
Esther Manito brings you her award-winning brand-new stand-up hour #NotAllMen after a successful and critically acclaimed award nominated 2019 show. Read more →
What's on this week
Giffords Circus
June 14, 2021Giffords Circus: The Hooley; Chiswick House and Gardens 24 June - 11 July 2021; adults from £25, children £15
Giffords Circus returns to London this summer with its long-awaited production The Hooley, playing at Chiswick House and Gardens from Read more →
What's on this week
Brighton Fringe
June 9, 2021Brighton Festival & Fringe is back and running until June 27th! Tickets from FREE
Brighton Pride may be cancelled, but Brighton Festival & Fringe is not, and it’s well worth a trip down to Read more →
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The Bush Theatre
June 9, 2021Lava by Benedict Lombe; The Bush Theatre; 9 July – 7 August; from £20
The world premiere of Lava by Congolese-British writer Benedict Lombe opens at the Bush Theatre on 9 July. Congolese-born designer Read more →
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Kensington Gardens
June 9, 2021Van Gogh Alive; Kensington Gardens; 4th June - 26th September 2021; £24:00 adult, £14.00 child
This blockbuster multi-sensory experience completely immerses you in the life and work of Vincent van Gogh as you travel through Read more →
What's on this week
Natural History Museum
June 7, 2021Fantastic Beasts: The Wonder of Nature; Natural History Museum; 17 May 2021 - 3 January 2022; Adult £22, Child £13.25, Families £38.50 - £66.95
Discover where the real world and the Wizarding World intertwine, and how the wonders of the natural world have inspired Read more →
What's on this week
Cocktail Masterclasses at Purl London
June 7, 2021Cocktail Masterclasses; Purl London, 50/54 Blandford Street London, W1U7HX; 4pm – 6pm Mon – Thurs and 3pm – 5pm Fri & Sat; £50pp
Purl London’s expert mixologists will teach you all the techniques used to mix up some of our luscious libations using food, smoke Read more →
Independent Reviews
Check out our latest reviews:
- Katherine Brook takes a tour of the exceptionally glamorous Chameleon at One Marylebone
- Natasha Taghavi visits the award-winning street food spot, Athenian
- Ivy Scarlett’s top picks for the perfect Father’s Day gift
- How personal trainers have made their way through the pandemic
- Olivia Allwood-Mollon visits A-list hotspot, Villa TreVille, Italy
West London Types
The Lido Swimmer
When Cate lived in Bayswater she used to swim in the Serpentine, but after moving south she’s discovered the lidos of Brockwell and Tooting Bec.
Sharing a bath with the great unwashed is Cate’s idea of bliss. Impervious to the medley of old man back hair, Love Island body lotion, belly button fluff, verrucas and peeling skin, she powers forward with a strident breaststroke.
The heaving throngs are invisible to … Read more →
Interviews
Enjoy our latest interviews:
- We chat to actress and producer, Domenique Fragale, about her role in HBO's new show, The Nevers
- We caught up with Luba Mushtuk, the star of Strictly Come Dancing who has just released her own dance clothing line!
- Opera's leading lady, Danielle De Niese, on family life, gratitude and her lifelong love of opera
