Events Around London

A Hundred Words for Snow is a journey of epic proportions in every sense - through grief, adolescence and across the Arctic - as it follows Rory on her mission to get the ashes of her Arctic enthusiast dad to the North Pole, whilst discovering the full extent of the planet’s destruction and a lot about herself

The Institution of Civil Engineers showcases the vital role civil engineers play transforming lives and safeguarding our future. The new 2019 exhibition explores the hidden depths of water engineering and the work of behind-the-scenes heroes who fight fatbergs and flooding.

Back for the second year, London Landmarks is the only closed road half marathon that takes runners through Westminster and the City of London. A unique and exciting event for both new and expert runners alike, take in iconic sights such as the Tower of London, Big Ben and the Shard.

A Gala Evening performance & Dinner with Only Fools and Horses The Musical in support of the Theatre Royal Haymarket Masterclass Trust With a hilarious original score and plenty of dodgy dealings, please join us as we get reacquainted with Britain’s most ‘ambitious’ market traders, Del Boy (Tom Bennett), Rodney

The London Landmarks Half Marathon is a fantastic closed road, central London run that is definitely not your average half marathon! From cultural landmarks and heritage to the city’s quirky and hidden secrets, runners will get to explore the capital on a route like no other!

Organisers of the London Landmarks Half Marathon today welcomed race spectators, tourists, visitors and locals to take advantage of a plethora of FREE activities and entertainment in central London on Sunday 24th March, which take place during the London Landmarks Half Marathon.

Programme: Bach – Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 Bach - Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 Vivaldi - "Summer" from the Four Seasons Mozart - Flute Quartet in D Bach - Brandenburg Concerto No.

Forget flowers and candles - take Mother’s Day to new heights with the Coca-Cola London Eye Treat your Mum to a champagne manicure overlooking London’s iconic skyline March 2019: London, UK – The Coca-Cola London Eye is giving lucky Brits the chance to treat their Mums to a once in a lifetime experience this

HIDE AND SEEK SHELTER FROM SWEENEY TODD’S BLADE THIS EASTER Keep hold of your head as the London Dungeon’s demonic barber launches his new hide and seek show Running for a limited time 5th April – 22nd April 2019 Monday 18th March: This Easter, the London Dungeon’s own Sweeney Todd is calling all those brave

Following the movie launch of How to Train your Dragon: The Hidden World, budding Dragon trainers will have the chance to come face to face with the new Light Fury, at Shrek’s Adventure! London.

The big freeze is on its way to the capital this Easter, as a state-of-the-art Augmented Reality Arctic experience opens at SEA LIFE London. Polar Adventure is the only place in London in which guests will embark on a journey of discovery to one of the world’s last frontiers.

Have fun discovering The City of Westminster, including Trafalgar Square, Horseguards Parade and Buckingham  Palace,  with two self-guided, quirky, heritage walks with an optional treasure hunt. Buy in booklet or instant download format. Are you curious about London?

Having blown Edinburgh’s mind, the multi-award-winning Queen of Weimar punk kabarett Bernie Dieter (star of La Clique) took Little Death Club to Adelaide picking up the ‘Best Cabaret’ weekly award on its way.

Will you see an arseholed-Dodger, a fuddled Fagin or even an out-of-it Oliver? Each night a different actor will get drunk before the show, when they’ll attempt to perform an hour long version of Oliver!

London’s Zuleika Gallery is delighted to announce Abstract Allies, an exhibition of abstract art, selected by celebrated collector Tim Sayer MBE and curator Lizzie Collins. Admission is free and all works are for sale.

The West End’s newest chamber music series, Piccadilly Chamber Concerts in 2019, focusing on The Great Romantics. Each programme features a masterpiece of 19th Century romantic repertoire.

Come and meet Miss Nightingale and hear all about how she became known as the ‘Lady with the Lamp’. Find out how she became a nurse against her parents’ wishes, why she went to the Crimea War and how she improved the conditions for the soldiers and nurses.

Handel’s Divas London Handel Festival celebrates the women who inspired and sang Handel’s music London Handel Festival 2019 launches with Berenice at the newly-reopened Linbury Studio Theatre at the Royal Opera House The 2019 London Handel Festival takes ‘Handel’s Divas’ as its theme and will explore the

As the future of European citizens living and working in the UK hangs in the balance, The Actors Centre and Voila! Europe present a brand-new festival celebrating cultural links and theatre from our neighbours across Europe. A Piece of the Continent will be staged at Tristan Bates Theatre, in the heart of London.

Marlborough Fine Art is pleased to present an exhibition of the work of one of the most prominent figures of post-war British art and architecture, Victor Pasmore (1908-1998).

We’re all familiar with the rock-bottom kind of drinking that ruins too many lives, and on the other end of the spectrum, there are those who never or rarely drink. If you fall in between those two extremes, you might identify as a gray area drinker.

Mood Indigo Events are happy to be bringing our third in a series of Duo Jazz Concerts to the beautiful and unique 1901 Arts Club close to Waterloo Station. This month Multi-reeds player Alan Barnes will be joining pianist Terence Collie.

Following a smash-hit sell-out run at the Edinburgh Festival, Penelope Skinner’s Fringe-First award winning play Angry Alan now transfers to Soho Theatre. This darkly comic play about masculinity in crisis is written and directed by multi-award-winning playwright Penelope Skinner.

A woman takes a step forward into the air. A teenage boy pulls her back. Libby whiles away her days in New Town cafes and still calls herself a writer. Declan is a talented young artist struggling with a volatile home.

National Learn to Play Day offers the general public the chance to have a FREE ‘taster’ lesson on a musical instrument. It aims to inspire everyone, young and old, and of different levels of experience to appreciate the benefits of learning to play a musical instrument.