What's On and Things To Do Around Brixton

Bach to Baby is the critically acclaimed classical concert series for babies, toddlers and their carers. Tots dance, roam about and revel in the wonder of live music, while you take a moment out of your busy day to hear top notch performances by outstanding musicians, with your young babes in tow.

The Children’s Society and storytellers Spark London are teaming up to look back at those seriously awkward teenage years. Hear stories of being 16 or 17 told by you, the audience. Some may be sad, others may be serious, but it’s sure to be an emotional rollercoaster.

With enough awards and accolades under his belt to put Steven Spielberg to shame, get your wine-loving lips ready for The New Zealand Cellar’s next major tasting with Winemaker Dom Maxwell who will be showcasing the spectacular Greystone Wines for us on July 2nd.

D'Angelo D'Tour - An intimate evening with D'Angelo and his All Stars. Artists performing: D'Angelo.: Tickets avaiable.

Balham Literary Festival returns this June with a dazzling line-up to celebrate summer in the city. Under its theme- summer loving- the festival will welcome a hotpot of the world’s best food and fiction writers to south London for a month of great food and escapist reads featuring talks from Melissa Hemlsey,Tim...

Frankenstein Presented by SISATA Written by John Foster Directed by Charmaine K Parkin Tickets available via 020 8050 3025 or www.breadandrosestheatre.co.uk Set in a dystopian future, the human race is slowly becoming extinct.

Bach to Baby is the critically acclaimed classical concert series for babies, toddlers and their carers. Tots dance, roam about and revel in the wonder of live music, while you take a moment out of your busy day to hear top notch performances by outstanding musicians, with your young babes in tow.

THE DULWICH PLAYERS present GRIMM TALES FOR YOUNG AND OLD by Philip Pullman adapted for the stage by Philip Wilson with original music by Paul Grimwood & lyrics by Gill Daly to be performed in the gardens of Bell House, 27 College Road, Dulwich, SE21 7BG Before Roald Dahl there were the Brothers

Bach to Baby is the critically acclaimed classical concert series for babies, toddlers and their carers. Tots dance, roam about and revel in the wonder of live music, while you take a moment out of your busy day to hear top notch performances by outstanding musicians, with your young babes in tow.

ROMESH RANGANATHAN (Work in Progress)  Join Romesh as he performs brand-new material - as seen on Live at the Apollo (BBC1), League Of Their Own (Sky 1)?and Taskmaster (Dave).?

JARRED CHRISTMAS: Remarkably Average (Preview)    Hey team! So, I had a DNA test and the results were very disappointing. There is nothing remarkable about my genetics at all. I’m dealing with my own averageness but I’m not going to let my humdrum results stop me putting on a show.

SEANN WALSH (Work in Progress)  The Lie-In King returns with a work in progress of his brand-new hilarious hour. As seen on ITV’s ’Bad Move’ and ’Play To The Whistle’, E4’s ’Virtually Famous’ and ’Conan’ on TBS.

ZOE LYONS: Entry Level Human (Preview)?  Human beings are at an important turning point in history. We are no longer the most intelligent beings on the planet we have been usurped by our own machines. Are we all becoming entry level humans? Don’t ask Zoe she can’t work her own toaster.??

This year these neighbouring walled gardens behind C18 houses in this beautiful tree lined street will be opening in July. At No.81 a tall Trachycarpus Palm and a magnolia grandiflora shade York stone paving and borders filled with herbaceous perennials and shade loving ground cover. There is a pond and bog garden.

London Seafood Festival arrives at Battersea Power Station this summer, offering an array of events including oyster shucking classes, chef collaborations and a selection of different pop-ups suitable for all the family.

Dreaming of that stunning new outdoor furniture set, or trading in your old barbecue, but can’t quite justify the price? Come and join Capital Gardens, London’s largest group of independent garden centres, for an exciting evening of discounts, food, drink and entertainment on Tuesday 19th June, 6pm-8pm.

NEW MOTION ARE SET TO MIX UP THE LONDON FITNESS SCENE, WITH BIG BEATS AND BIGGER HIITS! An innovative range of weekly classes complete with monthly live DJ’s, immersive light displays, and a strong community are about to make their debut into London’s fitness scene.

Designer Crafts gives visitors the chance to view, buy or commission, work from over 90 exhibitors from a range of works including ceramics, furniture, glass, jewellery, metal and textiles, wood and mixed media.

Visit our temporary display exploring the Romanian experience of the First World War. In partnership with the Romanian Cultural Institute, the National Army Museum is hosting a free temporary display exploring the Romanian experience of the First World War.

This major exhibition presents ideas of security and secrecy through the lens of British Special Forces. Discover who these elite soldiers are, the training and skills they need and some of the operations they’ve undertaken around the world over the past 70 years.

Join us for a cultural evening launching our temporary display ‘Romania and the Great War’. In partnership with the Romanian Cultural Institute, the National Army Museum is hosting a temporary display exploring the Romanian experience of the First World War.

Join a curator on an hour-long tour of our major exhibition ‘Special Forces: In the Shadows’. ‘Special Forces: In the Shadows’ presents ideas of security and secrecy through the lens of British Special Forces.

Author Julie Summers uncovers the experiences of soldiers’ families during the Second World War. Julie Summers will examine the dislocation felt by men and women returning from the long years of service in the Second World War.

Marking the 275th anniversary of the Battle of Dettingen, Sophie Stathi of the National Army Museum discusses the battle’s significance. On 27 June 1743, King George II commanded the British Army against the French at Dettingen. It was the last time a reigning British monarch would personally lead troops into battle.

Celebrate Armed Forces Day with free activities for all the family. Join us to celebrate Armed Forces Day with tours, entertainment and family activities. All activities are free and there’s no need to book. Medal making family workshop 10.30am to 4.30pm Drop in and make a medal.

In this 20-minute object handling session, meet one of the Museum’s expert curators and learn about the forgotten fronts of the First World War through historical artefacts from our collections. Sessions take place in Insight gallery at 11am and 2.30pm. Suitable for all ages.

Discover the history of the Artists Rifles in the Museum’s collections. The Artists Rifles regiment was formed in 1860 by a group of painters, architects, poets, sculptors, musicians and actors concerned about a possible French invasion.

Take a free guided tour around the galleries exploring the topic of security and the army. In 2018 we’re looking at the army’s role in UK and world security throughout history. This monthly tour will highlight some of the objects and stories related to key moments and the people involved.

Kelsey Loveless, from the National Army Museum, explores LGBTQ narratives within the British Army in a tour of the museum’s galleries. This tour will highlight the stories of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transsexual and queer soldiers throughout the history of the British Army.

Will Fowler discusses the amphibious and airborne assault on Sicily in 1943. Operation Husky was a major campaign of the Second World War in which the Allies captured the island of Sicily from the Axis powers.

London’s most vibrant South American community, Elephant & Castle, will be showing the World Cup Screenings from June 14th to July 15th. Expect lots of colour and noise to celebrate countries from around the world competing in the World Cup.

Lambeth Palace has one of the oldest and largest private gardens in London. It has been occupied by Archbishops of Canterbury since 1197. Formal courtyard boasts historic White Marseilles fig planted in 1556. Parkland style garden features mature trees, woodland and native planting, orchard and pond.

11th Forest Hill Scout Group & St Saviour’s Church Summer Fete with live music entertainment from the Deptford Wives, Black Crane Tang Soo Do Martial Arts demonstration, Zumba dancing workshop, Fabulous Flying Birds display from Sky Birds of Prey, African and Caribbean food, barbeque, Ice Cream Van, lots of

London’s most vibrant South American community, Elephant & Castle, will be showing the World Cup Screenings from June 14th to July 15th. Expect lots of colour and noise to celebrate countries from around the world competing in the World Cup.

Every year, thousands of comics bring comedy shows to the internationally known Edinburgh Fringe Festival. But those shows need to be tweaked and refined, honed and perfected...and that’s happening at Laugh Train Home.

DESIREE BURCH (Work in Progress)  The incredible Desiree Burch (Live at the Apollo, QI, 8 out of 10 Cats, Comedy Central Roast Battle) will be performing new material that will blow your socks off!   CAREY MARX (Work in Progress)  Carey Marx?

JARRED CHRISTMAS: Remarkably Average (Preview)  Hey team! So, I had a DNA test and the results were very disappointing. There is nothing remarkable about my genetics. I’m dealing with my own averageness; it’s been a very difficult.

TOM STADE: I Swear To…(Preview)   The times are a-changing and Tom wants time to know he won’t be changing with them. With Tom’s usual sense of mischief, I Swear To… navigates through FaceTime and feelings. When did he and his stuff become vintage and why didn’t he see it coming?

Renowned anonymous street artist Pegasus will be unveiling an immortalisation of London hero, Charlie Chaplin at launch of a new summer exhibition - Artist in Residence.

Music Celebrations International presents OVER THERE A free concert of traditional, twentieth century and modern songs from both sides of the Atlantic, dedicated to world peace and the centenary of the end of World War I.

Shostakovich Symphony No. 10 Elgar Cello Concerto Helena Švigelj cello Jessica Cottis conductor Trinity Laban is London’s Creative Conservatoire, and this is the ideal opportunity to hear its Symphony Orchestra which tonight performs Shostakovich’s highly complex 1953 Symphony No.

Book a family guided tour or an audio tour around the home of the UK Parliament.  All kids come in for free on family guided tours, and one child has free entry with each paying adult on the audio tours.  Both the tours are very interactive and are designed to entertain as well as to inform!

Discover 1000 years of history in this world-famous building on one of our Family Guided Tours or the family version of the Audio Tour. Ever wondered where Guy Fawkes hid before he tried to blow up Parliament? Want to see the very spot where Charles I was tried and found guilty of treason?

Book a family guided tour or an audio tour around the home of the UK Parliament.  All kids come in for free on family guided tours, and one child has free entry with each paying adult on the audio tours.  Both the tours are very interactive and are designed to entertain as well as to inform!

Welcome to the annual International Real Estate and Investment Show 2018, (IREIS 2018), the real estate event in London, specialized to target the investors and consumers rather than trade visitors.

By Jacqueline WilsonAdapted and directed by Vicky Ireland  Meet Ruby and Garnet. They’re twins, identical and inseparable – and do absolutely EVERYTHING together. But their lives are about to change. Recently, Dad’s gone a bit weird.

On Sunday 24 June, car enthusiasts across London will race to Belgravia’s green and leafy centrepiece, Belgrave Square Garden, as it plays host to the second Belgravia Classic Car Show.

‘Stories are wild creatures, the monster said. When you let them loose, who knows what havoc they might wreak?’ Patrick Ness’s piercing novel A Monster Calls is brought to The Old Vic stage in a powerful new adaptation by visionary director Sally Cookson.

Summer Solstice, also known as midsummer, which famously marks the longest day of the year is said to have an invigorating effect on the planet and seen by many as an opportunity to reconnect with both your body and mind.

Due to popular demand For King and Country has been extended until Sunday 29th July 2018. The show offers audiences a chance to immerse themselves in a gaming style experience.