South London's neighbourhood cultural guide
WOW! Women of the World at the Southbank Centre this weekend
Celebrate International Women’s Day with talks from the likes of Angela Davis, Annie Lennox ...
A Beginner’s Guide to… Colliers Wood, SW19
Our series giving you the lowdown on London's lesser-known spots hits SW19
Oh James…candles handmade in New Cross
We chat to SE14-based maker Jamie Briggs about his new venture
Woof! Go Doggy Style this weekend in SE1
A festive market devoted to all things canine? Fur'real....now, about that Bottom Sniffer Beer
The Thoughtful Society is coming to Peckham
Modelled on an 18th-century salon, it's a place to discuss the issues of the ...
A Beginner’s Guide to… West Norwood, SE27
A new series giving you the lowdown on London's lesser-known spots
MUST DO: Great North Wood Festival
A one-day bash celebrating the forest that once covered much of south-east London
MUST DO: KERB X is heading to Peckham
The pioneers of streetfood hit SE15 next month with a brand-new concept
MUST DO: Camberwell Fair hits the Green next month
Head to SE5 on September 1st for a music fest that costs zilch
MUST DO: Rebecca Louise Law, Bo.Lee Gallery, Peckham
Explore an archive of blossom in SE15, says Sophie Renouf
FOOD & DRINK
3 things you should eat at Stir, Woolwich
A new Market in Peckham with Forza Wine, Tonkotsu and more
So you’ve never been to…Mother Kelly’s, Vauxhall
Bob’s Lobster: the best new seafood joint in SE1?
Must Do: Vinegar Yard, London Bridge
So you’ve never been…up the bar at The Shard?
Tenner or Less: Tiffin Workers’ Lunch, Gunpowder Tower Bridge
Model Market 2019: what to look out for
So you’ve never been to…Buenos Aires, Richmond
So you’ve never been to…José, Bermondsey St
So you’ve never been to… Spiritland, Royal Festival Hall
It's as toweringly ace as the King's Cross original, except three times as big ...
Brixton Village launches free live music nights
Catch musicians, bands and DJs three nights a week for the rest of the ...
A Beginner’s Guide to… West Norwood, SE27
A new series giving you the lowdown on London's lesser-known spots
Pop Brixton does Notting Hill Carnival
There'll be a strictly dancehall, soca and ska music policy at Pop this bank ...
LGBT bar The Glory kicks off the free River Stage festival
Returning for the fourth year, this South Bank whopper ushers in five weekends of ...
Like Banksy? Rat Bar is popping up in SE1
And guess what? It will house an original work by the mega artist himself
MUST DO: Flamenco on the Thames at Feria de Londres
Spend your bank-holiday weekend basking in Andalusian tapas, cocktails and rhythms
Jarvis Cocker + ABBA. What’s not to like?
The 90s Britpop legend and Pulp icon is to narrate Super Troupers, the brand ...
On Blackheath: the last summer festival?
If you've never been to this leafy SE corner, now's your chance
Immersive Abba show is coming to the Southbank
Abba: Super Troupers will "transport" audiences on a journey through the hits and beyond
Closer To Heaven review, Above The Stag Theatre
The latest production of the Jonathan Harvey/ Pet Shop Boys musical runs all month
BFI Flare 2019: the LGBTQ film-fest is back
Our top choices from 50 films and 80 shorts, as well as club nights ...
[Title of show] review, Above The Stag Theatre, Vauxhall
This hilarious and slick meta musical at the UK's only LGBT+ theatre in Vauxhall ...
‘Anything goes’: immersive dining of Divine Proportions
Subterranean SE1 venue The Vaults is looking to Dionysus, god of pleasure and mischief, ...
South London Theatre: why you should catch Fest Norwood 2018
West Norwood's handsome former fire station is central to SE27's first multi-disciplinary arts festival, ...
Love Fantasia? Sounds and Sorcery is at The Vaults
Head to SE1 and get stuck into an immersive re-imagining of the Disney classic
Free open-air theatre returns to SE1 this summer
A thousand-seater auditorium the Scoop will host productions of The Wizard of Oz and ...
Vault Festival SE1: bridging theatre’s gender gap
Don't miss this season of 300 acts at Waterloo's brilliant performance space
Witness For The Prosecution review: perfectly staged at County Hall
The real courtroom setting ignites yet another production of the Agatha Christie masterpiece
The intriguing story of the Young Vic
London is the theatre capital of the world, reckons a new hardback book by ...
Bridget Riley, Hayward Gallery: ‘go and explore new ways of seeing’ – review
This dazzling artistic display may induce a pleasurable sense of vertigo, says Nicky Charlish
Kara Walker, Tate Modern: ‘uncomfortable viewing’ – review
It’s time for a cold shower from colonial history, says Nicky Charlish
Rembrandt’s Light, Dulwich Picture Gallery – review
The classical painter shines again in Dulwich on the 350th anniversary of his death
Zandra Rhodes: Fifty Years of Fabulous – review
A singular passion for fashion comes to Bermondsey's Fashion & Textile Museum
MUST DO: Natalia Goncharova, Tate Modern
This leader of the Russian avant-garde blazed a trail with her experimental approach to ...
Tracey Emin’s new White Cube Bermondsey show is here
The Margate artist unveils A Fortnight of Tears, her new loss-and-insomnia themed work in ...
Last chance to see The Clock at Tate Modern
It's possibly our favourite ever show at the Tate Modern extension. And it's open ...
Remember 1970s telly show Mr Benn? Well, meet Mrs Benn
A pop-up store featuring 21 local artists inspired by the surreal kids' cartoon is ...
Woop! It’s the 19th edition of Deptford X Festival
The capital's longest-running contemporary arts festival starts this weekend
South London Gallery launches old fire station extension
Opening later this month, the Peckham Road institution now has four more floors to ...
