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Cinema
Consider your summer evenings sorted, thanks to The Luna Cinema. London's favourite open-air cinema is back with a dazzling programme of screenings in jaw-dropping settings
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Immersive
A secret vessel celebrates 100 years of Prohibition in an immersive evening on the Thames
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Theatre
Olivier Awards nominations have just been announced, here's where to watch them in London
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Theatre
Theatr Clwyd and Menier Chocolate Factory team up to stage a tense drama by Tennessee Williams, a giant of American theatre
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Immersive
For King and Country is an immersive theatre piece which sets audiences up as war cabinet and now, alongside a sequel centring on Nazi resistance fighters
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Cinema
Immersive cinema gets wild with screenings of Jurassic Park and Night at the Museum in a historic London setting
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Visual Arts
Christian Marclay premiered his intensely visual work The Clock in 2010. Now it's back to London. But time's ticking, it'll be gone by Monday
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Fashion
David Sims, Jeremy Deller and Jane How collaborate with British skate brand Aries on an immersive art installation shot on location at Stonehenge
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Things To Do
Design
From London Art Fair to the Affordable Art Fair Battersea via Brussels and Maastricht – your guide to the must-visit art fairs this spring
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Visual Arts
Set to transform London, Illuminated River is the longest public art commission in the world. Here's what we know about it so far
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Lifestyle
What's on your plate for 2019? Food trends span savoury ice cream and water kefir to luxe food market complexes
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Lifestyle
Clerkenwell clubhouse Bourne & Hollingsworth, known for its signature cocktails, opens a rooftop restaurant in the West End
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Best of
From Clerkenwell Design Week to Frieze London, your ultimate guide to the best London design events in 2019
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Theatre
After sell-out shows in Ireland and Edinburgh, Class brings its sharp tale of social inequality to The Bush Theatre in 2019
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Visual Arts
From luxury handbags to post-war and contemporary art, our pick of the best upcoming auctions this winter
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Best of
Dots, infinity nets, pumpkins and more: Yayoi Kusama returns to Victoria Miro London this autumn. And she doesn't disappoint
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Design
The acclaimed Winter Olympia Art & Antiques Fair returns to West London this autumn
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Visual Arts
Before you wonder if you’re seeing double: Renaissance painters Giovanni Bellini and Andrea Mantegna get a long overdue joint exhibition at the National Gallery
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Lifestyle
From Made in Chelsea hot spots to hidden gems locals won't want you to know about, we round up the best bars in Chelsea
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Theatre
New York musical theatre bar hits London's Marylebone for five nights only
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Lifestyle
When it comes to pop-ups, if you snooze you lose. Be ahead of the curve and plan ahead for the new season's best blink-and-you'll-miss-it experiences
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Gigs
A new destination for electronic music
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Talks
Join these boundary-breaking women discussing workplace realities
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Design
In celebration of London Design Festival 2018, we've scouted out the female artists, designers and makers you should have on your radar
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Festival
Stellar outdoor art, music and dance festival comes to Grosvenor Square this summer for its inaugural year
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Gigs
Want some advice on your latest novel? Well, comedian Christopher Bliss is going to give it to you anyway
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Gigs
Sampled by Kanye West and many others, the father of Ethio-Jazz arrives in Hackney in September
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Visual Arts
Baby got back-ing of London Mayor
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Design
Art Fund Museum of the Year Announced: Tate St Ives crowned the winner
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Gigs
Known for controversy, hardcore fans, and inspiring the likes of Beyoncé, Pattinson, Bowie, and Shatner, Death Grips’ tour comes to conquer London in August with Year of the Snitch
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Best of
One of the most significant shows of the year opens at Tate Modern: Picasso 1932, Love, Fame, Tragedy is erotic, often brutal but everything we hoped it would be
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Lifestyle
@AccidentallyWesAnderson is one of our favourite instagram accounts. Here are our favourite London locations for a dose of Wes.
