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What's on this week
PAD London
October 7, 2025PAD London - Design Fair; 14th-19th October; Berkeley Square
Founded in 2007 by fourth-generation Parisian antique dealer Patrick Perrin, PAD London is the only fair in the UK exclusively Read more →
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London Transport Museum, Covent Garden
October 6, 2025October Half Term - Roaring Twenties; London Transport Museum; Adults £25, Kids (under 17) FREE
There’s no better way to learn about London, than to learn how it moves. So this October half term, why Read more →
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Eataly, London
October 6, 2025Eataly's Italian Cooking Classes for Adults and Kids; Various Dates, Eataly London; Tickets from £49
Discover the Italian Restaurant and deli’s exceptional range of classes including a star-studded line-up of chefs at La Scuola, Eataly’s Read more →
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The Prince, Fulham
October 6, 2025Live Music at The Prince, Fulham; Sundays from 1-5pm, FREE entry
Live music is back at The Prince, brought to you by Chris Moloney and Billy Keane. After ruling the summer Read more →
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The Maas Gallery
September 29, 2025Sarah Adams; The Maas Gallery, St James’s; 8th - 24th October; FREE
Sarah Adams returns to The Maas Gallery for a milestone 10th solo show in October. Her latest works continue an Read more →
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Theatre 503
September 22, 2025BLANDY; Theatre 503; 16th October 2025; from £15
It’s 1746, and Mary is desperately and dangerously single. Shunned for her smallpox scars, facing pressure from her dad and Read more →
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Fulham Palace
September 22, 2025Oscar the Skeleton; Friday 31st October 2025, 11am - 11.40am; from £10
Visit Fulham Palace for a playful Halloween-themed half-term theatre show for little ones and their grown-ups. Step into The Other Read more →
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Riverside Studios
September 22, 2025Kate-Lois Elliott: TRAD (Work in Progress); Riverside Studios; 24th October; from £6.50
After a sell-out Edinburgh debut & tour, award-winning comedian and storyteller Kate-Lois Elliott is working on a brand new show. Read more →
Independent Reviews
Check out our latest reviews:
- Chloe Reeve & her daughter enjoy lunch & a swim at family friendly Members' Club & Nursery, Jesse's House
- Ivy Scarlett visits Chelsea Harbour's local gem, Lots Road Pub
- Everything you need to keep your kids warm and cosy this autumn half-term.
- We try Endospheres Therapy at Oblique, South Kensington
- 'More than just a hotel': Natasha Taghavi is blown away by The Grove, Hertfordshire
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:
- Theatre makers Nadia Cavelle & Zachary Fall talk parenthood, creativity & why they co-founded the Woven Voices Prize
- Award-winning fashion designer, Raishma, on her love of couture, East & West inspiration, & occasion wear for all to enjoy
- Christopher Ashman & Christopher Keegan, founders of Portable Performances, on the rise of escape rooms & immersive shows
