Puns, maths, music and a certificate for all who came.
Films, music, writers, food, craft and exhibitions all through October.
Ten hours of music, comedy and cabaret in aid of MacMillan this Sunday.
A very strong field of signature styles has been whittled down to 4 prize winners, but you can still vote for the 5th.
The beautiful game comes to the big screen.
The Soho Literary Festival, Margaret Drabble, Rose Tremain, Kate Tempest, plus David Baddiel talking about David Foster Wallace.
A new gallery space in Camden is inaugurated with an exhibition structured like a symphony.
Here are a few highlights from London’s theatrical calendar for the next seven days
The legendary club's upstairs space offers a range of live music at bargain prices.
Watch the new James Bond film at the Royal Albert Hall.
The artistic duo have lost none of their satirical bite with a replica of a hayloft and wall paint from galleries and museums.
Celebrate British music, arts, design and manufacturing (sponsored post).
A top celebration of indie film in London.
An online sketchbook packed with London interest.
Sculpture, art and design at the Bargehouse by the OXO Tower.
Surprisingly big films, made near Stratford.
Detailed portraits capturing the moment when people get drenched with water.
Booking opens at 9.30am.
A window into the often overlooked world of Spanish prints and drawings.
Benedict Andrews’ unconventional rendering of Chekhov’s tragicomic tale is a largely incoherent, alienating, one-dimensional affair.
Beautiful birds caged within homages to Mondrian.
Helen Arney, Daniel Kitson, Doc Brown and Alternative Comedy Memorial Society are gigging.
Whirlpool galaxies and distant stars.
Photo collages seamlessly blend famous landmarks from around the world into a single skyline.
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