South London's neighbourhood cultural guide
Model Market 2018 is back in Lewisham
The brilliantly atmospheric streetfeast returns this weekend for another sizzling season
Two in SE1: Spaceship sci-fi and Concrete adolescence
Backyard Cinema returns...from outer space. Plus north London artist Eddie Peake at White Cube
Valentine’s Day: What is the Memorial To The Unknown Husband?
The mysterious plaque on the South Bank has haunted passers-by for years
Zoe’s Ghana Kitchen is leaving Pop Brixton
And they're having one last Ghanaian-style blowout before they go
MUST DO: BBZ takeover at Tate Exchange
Free four-day event explores the duality of the queer, trans and non-binary black identity ...
Love fromage? Clamber onto a giant cheeseboard in Greenwich
Man-sized mice will be dishing up artisan cheeses from across Europe - with mulled ...
A Death Cafe is opening in East Street Market
It's all part of a new community-conscious entrepreneurial hub in Walworth called 55 East
Pop Brixton – the roof is on for the winter
And in Brixton Market Salon have reopened with a bar below and a wine ...
Top 5: Earlsfield hotspots
SW18 newcomer Elias Jahshan's brief guide to the surprisingly buzzy Garratt Lane
Peckham Levels is opening in the autumn
Frank's rooftop bar is about to get some new culinary and creative neighbours - ...
FOOD & DRINK
A day of free souvlaki in Tooting Market is coming. Yep, free
The first ever Catford Vegan Festival is here
Like Banksy? Rat Bar is popping up in SE1
So you’ve never been to…Taco Queen
Inside Bermondsey’s Moor Beer – and three you must try
5 things you should eat at Alpes, Pop Brixton
So you’ve never been to….Sparrow, Lewisham
What’s a walking dinner along the Southbank like?
Model Market 2018 is back in Lewisham
How these two blokes make the best chocolate we’ve ever tasted
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
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
MUST DO: Gala festival, Brockwell Park
Dozens of top food purveyors including Peckham's Forza Win. Plus live music, DJs and ...
Notting Hill Carnival’s soundsystem heroes party on… elsewhere
With Norman Jay appearing at Clapham’s new House of Common festival and Sancho Panza ...
Peckham Rye Music Festival: Review
A worthy newcomer to the sprawling calendar of urban bashes stretching on through the ...
MUST DO: Pretty Ugly at Off The Cuff, Herne Hill
A quirky wine and cheese bar, some decent live music - and free entry ...
MUST DO: May 2015
Next month's highlights across Herne Hill, Clapham North, Wandsworth, Deptford and Brockley
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 ...
MUST DO: Tales From The Arabian Nights
Gather the little troops, pray to the weather-gods and enjoy some outdoor theatre this ...
Look sharp Brixton, Ovalhouse is coming
Full steam ahead on the SW9 relocation thanks to a little boost from the ...
Cathy Owen on Home Truths at the Bunker, Southwark
The acclaimed actor on the nine micro-plays, written by nine playwrights, on homelessness and ...
Review: Trainspotting, The Vaults
The new production is a shocking slice of immersive theatre in an atmospheric tunnel
Review: Closer To Heaven, Union Theatre
The musical by Pet Shop Boys and playwright Jonathan Harvey is back
MUST DO: South Social Film Festival
Central London has the BFI London Film Festival, east London has the East London ...
Peckham Levels is having its first ever Open Studios
This weekend all seven floors of the capital's most iconic carpark will open to ...
MUST DO: Gursky, Hayward Gallery
This retrospective of the iconic German photographer is captivating - if you can ignore ...
When generations collaborate: migrant teenage girls and older women
Dulwich Picture Gallery have just launched a new photography project bringing new-arrivals and long-term ...
What South London gets from the London Borough of Culture awards
Sure, the big winners are all north of the Thames, but these four areas ...
Intoart have just opened their studios in Peckham Levels
They're the game-changing collective working alongside artists with learning disabilities
Three art exhibitions to catch this winter
Big shows in Peckham, Dulwich and Camberwell to take the chill off this month ...
MUST DO: Gilbert & George at White Cube Bermondsey
There's still time to catch the legendary east London artists' 50th anniversary show
So who is moving into Peckham Levels?
London's most sought after car park is soon to be a booze-soaked, plant-powered party ...
MUST DO: Museum of Drug Policy
This Bermondsey pop-up rolls into town for one weekend only - and is hoping ...
The return of Deptford X
The collective artistic clout of South East London is back again for another outing
