Iris Theatre’s summer season will present a unique theatrical promenade performance of Shakespeare’s The Tempest, in the middle of Covent Garden…
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An ancient City Ceremony with a rose and a procession
The Knollys Rose Ceremony is a quirky British tradition, carried out in the City of London, with a unique procession and a single rose…
Don’t miss the dairy delights at London’s Cheese Street
Cheese Street will be returning to London this weekend as it makes an appearance at Blackheath Farmers Market on Sunday 17th June, for a day dedicated to the delicious dairy delight…
Pioneers of computer art at The Mayor Gallery in London
Writing New Codes, a new exhibition at The Mayor Gallery in London, presents three major pioneers of computer art from three different corners of the globe…
Celebrate the World Cup with human football zorbing on ice in London
QUEENS in London will be throwing the ultimate World Cup experience this summer, with the launch of London’s first human football zorbing on ice…
Try some new theatre with Breaking Out at The Bunker
This summer, six emerging theatre companies will come together for Breaking Out, a festival premiering new work and championing ambitious and innovative theatre…
Subversive artists challenge audiences at Splayed Festival
Splayed Festival takes place at The Place in London from Wednesday 6th to Saturday 9th June, drawing together a cluster of subversive artists to challenge what we think we know about gender, desire, identity, violence, performance and power…
Celebrate World Gin Day with a special journey around London
This week, in celebration of World Gin Day, Mr Fogg’s Victorian style bars are joining forces with Bombay Sapphire, inviting guests on a gin journey around London, to celebrate the spirit of the summer…
The state of a divided nation in I am of Ireland
I am of Ireland, a new play by Seamus Finnegan looking at the state of a divided nation, will be on at the Old Red Lion Theatre in London, from Tuesday 5th to Saturday 30th June…
One man play tells the extraordinary unknown story of Charles Ignatius Sancho
Paterson Joseph’s one-man play tells the extraordinary story of Charles Ignatius Sancho, English gentleman, socialite, composer, writer, abolitionist and first Afro-Briton to vote in Britain…
Bag yourself a one-of-a-kind vinyl record with Secret 7″
June is the time to get your hands on some unique vinyl, as Secret 7″ launch their 2018 event, where artists have collaborated with musicians to create one-of-a-kind sleeve artwork for limited edition releases…
Experience a day of Chinese culture in London with a free dragon boat festival
The London Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival will be held at London’s Regatta Centre with dragon boat racing, traditional Chinese lion dancing, South East Asian food, and martial arts demonstrations…
A craft inspired dance performance tours to London and Scotland
Dance maker Roberta Jean is to bring her craft inspired dance work Brocade to Sadler’s Wells’ Lilian Baylis Studio in London premiere, Findhorn on the Moray Coast, to Edinburgh during festival season…
An eclectic evening of dance with Resolution Replay
Resolution Replay will offer a snapshot introduction into the world of dance at The Place in London on Thursday 31st May…
A mix of spoken word, theatre, music and illustration in Goldfish Bowl
Goldfish Bowl is a collaboration between The Paper Birds and former Young People’s Laureate for London, Caleb Femi, with a combination of spoken word, theatre, music and illustration…