Toby Melville-Brown’s debut London exhibition will feature artworks inspired by our changing notion of The Future, in the style of 1970s sci-fi book covers…
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Forget fake news, watch the World’s Biggest Liar
Every November, a rural pub in Cumbria is taken over by tall tales and silly stories as the World’s Biggest Liar competition takes place…
Camp adventures in Escape from Planet Trash
Drag queens are going to space in a camp sci-fi b-movie adventure at the Pleasance in London…
Ditch the ice rink this winter and go to the roller disco instead
Head to Bristol this festive season for an alternative winter skating experience, as well as an Apres Bar, music and family activities…
There’s something fishy going on in Devon
November is the time of year when the historic fishing village of Clovelly, in North Devon, celebrates with its own special quirky festival…
Beer and biking with the Real Ale Wobble
The Real Ale Wobble is an annual event in Wales, where beer, mountain biking and beautiful scenery combine…
Dance theatre performance inspired by social media message
Exploring the impact of global crises and personal heart breaks, Kissing Rebellion is a new dance theatre performance inspired by a social media message…
Clowns are Out of Order in Manchester
An experimental performance art group returns to Manchester this week with a troupe of hapless clowns…
Discoveries and secrets at this year’s Being Human festival
From trawling for treasures in archives to discovering secret lives and overlooked histories, the annual Being Human festival is back this month…
A riotous version of Much Ado About Nothing in London
This month, watch a new adaptation of Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing at one of London’s hidden gems…
Balloon dogs, bottles and a slinky light up Durham
Lumiere 2019, Durham’s festival of light, will feature 37 artworks across the city, with a mix of interactive, playful and bold creations…
Alternative gifts on show at Present Makers event
It’s never to early to start the Christmas shopping, and if you’re looking for something a little different this year, head to the Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Devon…
There’s a Gaping Hole at Ovalhouse
As part of the Demolition Party Season at Ovalhouse, Rachel Mars and Greg Wohead will poke at plot holes and political lies in Gaping Hole: Story #3…
Stories of rugby, mining communities and love affairs
Roots 2019, a tour showcasing four dance pieces telling unique stories, will head out to venues across Wales this month…
Hidden histories on display in Derby
A unique collection of previously unseen photographs, revealing what life was like for WWI prisoners in an East Midlands camp, has gone on show in Derby…