The Mayor does the honours opening a blooming lovely new garden for Battersea Park.
Absolutely free this week: Late at Tate, booky things, Maslenitsa celebrations, Barbican weekender, dance and pancake races.
Long time Executive Chef at the well established Bombay Brasserie, Prahlad Hegde chats about his career and shares a few basics tips about how to best prepare Indian and South Asian dishes at home.
Snoop Dogg takes Lovebox to a new level as the Victoria Park festival announces their intial 2011 lineup.
Ooo, shiny... beautiful objects from ancient Afghanistan at the BM's latest show.
Drop into the performance space where 'every action is possible'.
This arcadian vision could be a glimpse into the future of the area around New Covent Garden Market.
In search of London's best coffee.
It's like any other festival but the risk of mud is minimal, it happens in proper gig venues and you can sleep in your own bed.
So which East End legends will be revived for the third outing?
Enfield, Hackney, Greenwich, K&C and Westminster turn up the swinge.
Watch out for the mobile basketball court popping up across London this week ahead of NBA games at the O2 this weekend.
The breast milk ice cream's off the menu for now but we know of a better use for expressed extras.
Letters From America marks the 25th birthday of Scottish Dance Theatre this month.
The mayoral rivals, made from yarn.
Fancy a run in the Olympic Park way before the professional athletes pitch up? Register before 17 March.
South Kensington's Victoria & Albert museum has released images of the seven shortlisted designs for its planned new gallery.
World Book Day and Night, Jewish Book Week plus Alexander McCall Smith for starters...
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