Prue Leith, Charlie Higson, Irvine Walsh, Jojo Moyes...
Lands in London October 2027.
Explore the usually off-limits oddball artistic enclave.
"Seventy minutes. Seven seasons. One Spike."
Giant singalongs, and new queue jump passes for 2026.
Frida Kahlo, Marilyn Monroe and M.C. Escher.
Prepare to squint.
From toddlers to teenagers.
From memorial gates to statues and busts.
Artists include Sophie Tea, Yinka Ilori and Tom Daley.
An extract from Hen: Mistress of Mayhem.
"A swashbuckling celebration like no other".
Pioneer of scratches, smudges and soft focus.
Inspired by a unique self-portrait.
Including a chance to go on the rooftop.
"I'm glad that people can relate."
Disco balls at the ready.
Street art, sculpture and statues.
Poet and storyteller celebrates his 80th in 2026.
Waterloo Place has a new statue.
Telephone exchanges, gasometers and flat caps.
The 249 best pub interiors in London.
Convertible road movie converted to stage.
The greatest classical music festival in the world returns.
Londonist
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