April 2024

• Shakespeare in the Squares: All’s Well that Ends Well
• Half Term at The Postal Museum
• Six London art exhibitions we can't wait to see in May 2024
• Commons: A Dance Festival
• Park Royal Craft Festival
• Supa Ya Ramen is closing its last London restaurant
• All the best new London restaurant openings in May
• Cheap hotels in Covent Garden
• Platform Canary Wharf
• Wandsworth Arts Fringe
• ‘Michelangelo: The Last Decades‘
• It’s official: two London museums are the best in the UK
• London’s two best bakeries have been crowned by the Telegraph
• German Gymnasium
• The Life Goddess Kingly Court
• We finally know what London’s Windrush monument will look like
• So you’ve never been to... Servant Jazz Quarters?
• So you’ve never been to... Omeara?
• Jon Ronson: ‘Don’t create rules that you won’t be able to live by’
• Best football pubs in London
• What to see at Visions Festival this weekend
• Supersize your Sunday at Citadel Festival this weekend
• All the freebies you can claim for completing the London Marathon
• IKEA is officially moving into Oxford Circus’ massive Topshop
• So you’ve never been to… St Moritz Club?
• So you’ve never been to… Moth Club?
• 10 chocolate-box villages in easy reach of London
• The best spots to go camping near London
• London’s best tattoo studios
• The Recipe
• Hospitality In The Woods
• Nest
• Romesh Ranganathan: Hustle
• Richard Herring: Can I Have My Ball Back?
• James Corden and Anna Maxwell-Martin star in new play ‘The Constituent’ at the Old Vic
• Rami Malek, Lesley Manville, Mark Strong and Indira Varma will star in ‘Oedipus’ in the West End (just not the same one)
• Britain’s most expensive flat in central London is now on the market
• Patti Harrison: My Huge Tits Huge Because They Are Infected NOT FAKE!
• Londoners can get 50 percent off loads of the city’s biggest attractions right now
• Gillian Cosgriff: Actually, Good
• Revealed: the 10 most affordable London boroughs to buy a home
• Lita
• This is Memorial Device
• Blue Beard
• Egg Break
• Take That at London’s O2 Arena: timings, tickets and everything you need to know
• CORD by Le Cordon Bleu Restaurant & Cafe
• ‘Pariah Genius: John Deakin, The Psychobiography of a Photographer’
• Crazy Bear
• A London fish and chips shop has been named the best in the UK
• The best restaurants in Wimbledon
• Ncuti Gatwa will return to the London stage to star in ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’ this Christmas
• UEFA Women’s Champions League Semi-Final: Chelsea Women vs Barcelona Femení
• Tube strikes 2024: last-minute tube strikes have been announced for today
• Vivienne Westwood’s personal clothes and jewellery are going up for auction
• ‘Barbie’ is coming to the banks of the Thames this summer
• West London could soon get a massive new live music venue
• It’s official: London is the UK’s best city for independent businesses
• This London borough has the most phone thefts
• Matthew Krishanu: ‘The Bough Breaks’
• Here’s why London could get loads more commuter trains
• The best hotels in central London for a hotel room in the heart of town
• Testmatch
• STEREO
• ESEA Unseen at the Southbank Centre
• North London is getting a massive new surfing resort
• Counterpoints Arts at the Southbank Centre
• Flawa at the Southbank Centre
• Azeema at the Southbank Centre
• Now on the market: an apartment overlooking the Royal Albert Hall
• London Heathrow is officially one of Europe’s most stressful airports
• Nazar Pride Party
• How to get BBC Proms 2024 tickets, plus this year’s schedule and dates
• Jazz Re:Fest
• These photographs capture the nostalgic world of London’s hyper-niche gaming venues
• The Thames could be safe to swim in… by 2034
• Chasing the Real: Italian Neorealism at the BFI
• London is officially the world’s most popular place to work
• Working Men’s Club and Fat White Family
• Pinty & Friends
• Old Habits
• The Electric Paintbrush
• Femme Fatale
• Discomfort Movies at the BFI
• Fun at the Beach Romp-Bomp-a-Lomp!!
• Eddie Izzard: Hamlet
• Tigritudes at the BFI
• London’s best riverside restaurants for dinner by the water
• Perfect Show for Rachel
• Arepa and Co Haggerston
• 20 lovely spots in Little Venice and Maida Vale
• Clifton Nurseries
• Popular Borough Market restaurant Turnips is closing
• Half-Term at Museum of London Docklands
• Gingerline: ‘The Grand Expedition’ review
• The Harmony Test
• Jerry’s Girls
• Brockwell Music Trail
• Blood-covered cavalry horses are on the loose in central London
• The Great Privation
• Valentines Mansion and Gardens
• Lady Dealer
• Ostan
• Now, I See
• A Song of Songs
• London's best bars with a view
• London Marathon 2024: How fast did celebrities run?
• Swan Lake
• David Tennant’s binaural ‘Macbeth’ is transferring to the West End
• Macbeth
• Le Cochonnet
• Robert Rauschenberg: ‘ROCI’
• This White House lookalike mansion in southwest London is on the market for £30 million
• Get Off
• Indie film fans assemble! This year’s Sundance London line-up has been announced
• Blizzard
• Sappho
• Pitchfork Festival has revealed the first wave of its 2024 line-up
• This Mayfair bar has launched a £220 cocktail
• Here’s why DLR trains are getting shorter
• Yungblud: ‘Coming to London was like seeing colours for the first time’
• Expressionists: Kandinsky, Münter and The Blue Rider
• South Bank Summer Market
• The Wembley Tavern
• The Clifton Arms
• The Bricklayers Arms
• Beechwood Sports Pub And Kitchen
• Scott's Richmond
• This much-loved London gaming bar is closing forever
• A big section of the London Overground will close this summer
• Watch: dolphins have been spotted in the River Thames in west London
• This south London pub features on Taylor Swift’s new album
• One of London’s most old-school street markets could close unless more people shop there
• London Marathon ballot 2025: here’s how to enter next year’s race
• Dishoom Battersea
• 1884
• Brooks & Brooks
• MeetspaceVR
• A second Superloop bus route might be coming to London
• Stop trying to make caviar happen
• Kati Heck: ‘Tip-Toe-Echo’
• The National Gallery has just bought an amazing Eva Gonzales painting, here's why that matters
• The Cord
• The Ballad of Hattie and James
• 13 best family day trips from London to do with the kids (or the dog)
• Boys on the Verge of Tears
• Here are all the start times and waves for the London Marathon
• Barbara Kruger
• How to watch the London Marathon 2024 on TV and live stream
• Machinal
• All the London Marathon 2024 road closures and traffic disruption you need to know
• The best business hotels in London
• Here’s when the London Marathon 2024 will start and how to track the runners
• It’s official; the UK’s most popular food markets are in London
• The best things happening in London for Record Store Day 2024
• King Lear
• The UK’s most expensive cup of coffee is being sold in Mayfair... for £265
• London Marathon 2024 celebrity runners: all the famous faces to spot
• The Art of the Brick: An Exhibition of LEGO® Art
• Two of the world’s best new hotels are in London
• The Promise
• The Muslim International Film Festival: everything you need to know about London’s newest film fest
• Pages at Tate Modern
• London Tide
• The Divine
• Dopamine Land
• Pizza Express is opening a line of record shops across London
• An expert guide to food in Sydenham by Mystic Burek’s Spasia Dinkovski
• This 111-year-old Marks and Spencer is closing
• Richard Gadd on ‘Baby Reindeer’: ‘This show is more important than my duty of care to myself’
• Check out these new photos of London's oldest park after its 'tranquil' transformation
• Galvin at Windows set to close 28th-floor restaurant after 18 years
• Marco Pierre White’s abandoned restaurant overtaken by squatters
• London Waterbus Company
• Why is Olympia’s £1.3 billion redevelopment proving so controversial?
• Women’s Six Nations: England vs Ireland
• Black Eats
• In Short, Europe: Best of the Best
• Greenwich Dog Show
• EuroSmash Festival
• Somerset House is getting a brand-new vegan restaurant
• London named as one of the world’s best cities for coffee
• Squatters have taken over Gordon Ramsay’s pub
• Wish You Were Here with Nancy Silverton
• London is officially the worst city for a night out in the UK
• Mamasons Dirty Ice Cream Chinatown
• Rasa Sayang
• ‘The Last Caravaggio’
• The five most expensive streets in London have been revealed
• Freak Scene Sushi & Robata
• The Fun Fed
• Kung Fu Noodle
• The Embassy Gardens Drive-In Cinema
• Good Friend Chicken
• YiQi Pan Asian Cuisine
• One of the UK’s most popular waterside spots is in London
• The best bars in Marylebone
• The Dover
• Heathrow is officially one of the world’s best airports for food and drink
• Did you know you can visit the ‘Bridgerton’ mansion IRL?
• Humo
• The Comeuppance
• Five things we learned at the 2024 Olivier Awards
• V&A Performance Festival
• Anne Hardy: ‘Survival Spell’
• Notto Covent Garden
• Stoke Newington Tea House
• Bouverie Road Wine and Cheese Bar
• House of Fraser’s empty Oxford Street store is getting a £132 million refurb
• Blackwall Tunnel and DLR closures this weekend: everything you need to know
• A massive football shirt exhibition has arrived in London
• Cafe Piazza
• This London train station has been named one of the coolest in the world
• Yinka Shonibare CBE: ‘Suspended States’
• This massive new tower is coming to the City of London – and some aren’t happy about it
• Player Kings
• One of the ‘world’s best’ cocktail bars in London is opening a second site
• Superstar sommelier Honey Spencer’s guide to London’s best foodie wine bars
• Pergola Brixton
• Masterchef’s Monica Galetti is closing her London restaurant Mere
• Eastern Electrics
• ‘Back to Black’: the story behind the Amy Winehouse film’s iconic London locations
• London’s newest art gallery is in a huge Grade II-listed church
• You can now buy London Underground themed craft beers
• Another legendary London power station has been converted into luxury apartments
• An immersive ‘balloon museum’ has opened in London - tickets and everything you need to know
• Mere
• This square outside Liverpool Street station might be getting a new name
• Taquiza
• Legendary London restaurant Le Gavroche is auctioning off its wine cellar
• Capital Crime
• From The Ashes
• May Day Rave
• Peckham Fringe
• Who needs London’s TikTok restaurants when you have the classics?
• Kensington Palace’s The Orangery restaurant is reopening after a huge revamp
• Hammersmith Bridge is getting a £3 million permanent cycle lane
• The Piccadilly line will close later this year
• It’s official: Walthamstow is getting its only cinema back
• London Mithraeum Bloomberg Space
• All Points East has revealed Mitski as its final headliner for 2024
• Farang
• Richard Serra: ‘Six Large Drawings’
• Why has the Barbican been wrapped in pink cloth?
• Lime is planning a huge £25 million expansion across London
• Unlock
• Unit 22
• Revealed: Time Out’s 50 best restaurants in London for 2024
• Why these green huts have been given protected status in London
• Sundance Film Festival
• Diwana Bhel Poori House
• Dim Sum Duck
• One of London’s oldest and most successful art galleries is closing
• This London football stadium has a spectacular new stand – with a rooftop pool
• London’s most sustainable restaurant has been revealed
• The best pubs with jukeboxes in London
• Two London pubs are the best in the UK, according to the National Pub and Bar Awards 2024
• This London restaurant chain has banned diners from using card payments to tip staff
• The best restaurants in Hammersmith
• Pearl Hackney Wick
• Revealed: Britain’s poshest villages near London
• Gunter
• Laughing Boy
• Leo Costelloe: ‘Special Day’
• The producers of the Tom Holland-starring ‘Romeo & Juliet’ have condemned ‘deplorable racial abuse’ towards a cast member
• Yuck: the River Thames is apparently the UK’s ‘worst place’ for sewage in the water
• This London borough has been named the best for working families
• Buckingham Palace is launching the first-ever tours of its balcony rooms
• How to get around London during this week’s train strikes
• Fabian Ramirez: ‘Firing of the Idols’
• Underdog: The Other Brontë
• Castor
• London is officially one of the world’s most fashionable cities
• The ultimate ceramic art fair is coming to London this April
• Estrella Galicia Gastronomy Month
• This west London high street is getting a swanky £3 billion glow-up
• Heads up: From this weekend, Primrose Hill will be closed at night
• The Great Murder Mystery
• Daroco
• Sweetings
• Tsiakkos & Charcoal
• Greenwich Park’s iconic Pavilion Café has had a swanky redesign
• Ham
• Crazy Pizza
• Michael McIntyre at London’s O2 Arena: timings and everything you need to know
• Big Chill Brick Lane
• Hackney Coterie
• The Lost Estate
• After 40 years, one of London’s oldest psychic shops has closed
• This vast new commuter-style map features all of London’s most epic walking and cycling routes
• The UK’s biggest hot sauce festival returns to London this spring – and it’ll be spicier than ever
• The 9 best spin classes in London
• Anarchy Dance Theatre: Second Body
• Tommy Tiernan: tommedian
• Carmen
• Rosie Holt: That’s Politainment!
• Guerlain Spa at Raffles London
• Rosie Jones: Triple Threat
• This south London neighbourhood has been named the UK’s beauty industry capital
• Paperchase
• Doctor Brown: Beturns
• If I Had...A Pie and Mash Shop - Calum Franklin and Ivan Tisdall-Downes at M. Manze
• Hooray! Stratford’s popular indoor market has been saved from closure
• Long Day’s Journey Into Night
• The Superloop rapid bus network could be getting extended into southeast London
• Clod Ensemble: Red Ladies
• Boy Blue: Cycles
• Comedian Milton Jones’ favourite theatre in London
• Hofesh Shechter: From England with Love
• This neighbourhood is officially the loneliest in London
• Wonderland
• Fenwick’s old West End store could be getting a controversial makeover – with a rooftop garden
• Bancone Borough Yards
• Three London train stations are officially the best in Europe
• Power of Sail
• GA Notting Hill
• All the best new London restaurant openings in April
• Gay bars and clubs in Soho