What's On and Things To Do Around West London

Björn Borg are excited to host a Tennis Sample Sale taking place at their showroom in central London 21st June - 22nd June. The Sample Sale will include exceptional discounts on tennis apparel and more!

Tape Club is one of the top VIP venues that is located in the center of Mayfair in Hanover Square! Tape is one of the top nightclubs in London so it’s by no doubt the place to be on a Saturday night out! Many celebrities have been spotted on our Tape Club Guestlist so for sure you will be partying with the A-Listers.

Age Against the Machine: Tickets avaiable.

‘Still Is Still Moving’ is an exhibition of more than 20 new works on paper by celebrated British artist Tarka Kings. Kings has worked exclusively in graphite and coloured pencil since 2008, resulting in a collection of intricate drawings clearly informed by close and contemplative observation.

This May bank holiday, Hamleys on Regent Street has some fantastic treats in store. With the release of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom imminent the Hamleys Dino Rangers are hosting a Roar-some “Dino Toy Hunt” experience every day. Customers can jump on fantastic discount deals with LEGO.

Free entry Join us instore on Saturday 26th May when top guitarist Stuart Shields will be in store to show you the Yamaha Electric Guitar and Line 6 Helix ranges.

Having launched their 2018 programme with Dai Fujikura Portrait, Avex Classics International return to the renowned Wigmore Hall on Saturday 2nd June with an exciting second recital.

Tyburn Gallery is pleased to present Emergency Exit, a solo exhibition by Wallen Mapondera. A multi-disciplinary artist who creates work through painting, drawing, sculpture and installation, Mapondera is best known for his complex wall sculptures which create richly textured abstract surfaces out of textiles and...

Tiff Stevenson brings her critically acclaimed 8th solo show Bombshell on tour across the UK in 2018. Bombshell premiered at the Edinburgh Festival’s Gilded Balloon last August and is her most political show yet.

Fresh from hosting Live at the Apollo and another total sell out run at the Edinburgh Fringe, Dane Baptiste takes his third smash hit show G.O.D. (Gold. Oil. Drugs.) on an extended World Tour in 2018! His UK leg features 21 dates including 5 dates at London’s Soho Theatre.

After the award winning, critically acclaimed, sell out success of her second comedy hour at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival with her show ‘Branded’ - Bolton born Sophie Willan has announced a 33-date tour for 2018.

Leafy rooftop garden with sweeping views, ancient olive trees, espalier apple and pear trees, seasonal flowers and salad, herb and vegetable beds. One of 200+ gardens taking part in Open Garden Squares Weekend.

A beautiful Georgian square with a fine collection of trees, shrubs and plants, first laid out in 1776-88. A major ongoing replanting programme began in 2006. One of 200+ gardens taking part in Open Garden Squares Weekend.

Following Marlborough New York’s Werner Büttner show in 2016, the first exhibition in New York since 1986, Marlborough London is pleased to announce their second exhibition, Plenty of Room for All Sorts of Happiness, by the leading German artist Werner Büttner.

Join renowned pianist, Daniel Grimwood, in St James’ Church, Piccadilly, for an evening of stunning classical piano repertoire.Performing a pair of works by two of the Mendelssohn siblings, Fanny and Felix, plus Beethoven’s iconic and ever attractive Moonlight Sonata.

The award-winning London International Gospel Choir (LIGC) is bringing summertime soul to central London with their concert: Glorious! With nearly 100 members, LIGC is one of the largest open choirs in London and is known for its exceptional professional soloists and group harmonies.

Built between 1775 and 1786, Bedford Square is the best and most complete Georgian square in London. One of 200+ gardens taking part in Open Garden Squares Weekend.

Fitzroy Square is one of London’s finest squares and the only London square designed by Robert Adam in the late 18th century. Special feature - newly installed organic children’s play area. Refreshments will be served in the garden.

Residential garden opposite an imposing Victorian-era apartment building. A rare treasure. One of 200+ gardens taking part in Open Garden Squares Weekend.

An intimate guided tour of 575 Wandsworth Road is the only way to see this unique home of Khadambi Asalache, a Kenyan-born poet, novelist and civil servant who over the course of a twenty year period he turned his home into a work of art.

Learn how to make your own seed bombs and become a guerrilla gardener. After the Second World War, many bomb sites became wildlife havens as wildflower seeds settled amongst the rubble and debris. Now you can make your own seed ’bomb’ ready to help spread wildflowers all over London. Booking Not Needed.

Our May half-term tree trail journey around our nearly three acre community garden. In celebration of national tree week we’ll be hosting a trail around our Community Gardens. The trail will also be inspired by our current exhibition, about the day nursery which operated from Rainham Hall in 1943-1954.

Tick off No.7 from the 50 things to do before you’re 11 and list and make your own kite at Rainham Hall. Once you’re finished making your kite you can take it outside into the garden and test it out. We recommend the hill as the best spot to fly your kite when there is a bit of wind in the air.

An intimate guided tour of 575 Wandsworth Road is the only way to see this unique home of Khadambi Asalache, a Kenyan-born poet, novelist and civil servant who over the course of a twenty year period he turned his home into a work of art.

Special garden tours will take place as part of Open Garden Squares Weekend, an annual celebration of extraordinary green spaces across London. Open Garden Squares ticket holders only can join our special tours by Community Gardener of the nearly three-acre urban gardens at Rainham Hall.

Celebrate Father’s Day in style with a visit to Rainham Hall. Our Gentleman’s Tea is the perfect way to celebrate with your family and will include tea, savoury treats, and delicious cakes served up in our lovely Stables Caf.

Composting is a great way of turning old fruit, vegetables and garden waste into free compost for your garden. It helps the environment and saves you money. Learn more at this workshop, run by the Havering Council. Our Community Gardener, Jesse, will be g. Booking Essential. Phone: sue.brown@havering.gov.uk.

Award-winning independent charity garden built and planted by the local community in 1984 on the site of a car park. Attractive for people and urban wildlife (including the West End’s only frogs).

‘Nobody’ is the third in a special series of five exhibitions at Bernard Jacobson Gallery, scheduled to take place during 2018 to celebrate the 80th birthday of acclaimed British artist William Tillyer.

Chinese Arts Now (CAN) presents the first of four events for 2018, all held in the glamorous Cabaret Theatre of the Hippodrome Casino in Chinatown.

This is a Reiki level 2 Practitioner Course over one day. Reiki is a wonderful healing experience that works on every level - physical, emotional and spiritual that brings many potential benefits. This course teaches Active Reiki in the traditional Japanese style of the founder Usui-sensei.

“London Eyes” is the sixth stand-up comedy solo of Rui Sinel de Cordes. Living in London for over a year, the comedian is now open to new realities.

"With a stunning revamp and fresh new acts for 2018, internationally renowned Burlesque superstar Miss Polly Rae turns up the temperature every Saturday night with a glittering and outrageous late-night burlesque, cabaret and variety Soiree.

"The Eastcoast Boys celebrating the music of Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons If you have seen this show before you won’t need reminding that this is one of the best nights of the year. Now with a few new songs and one or two more surprises!

"Celebrating their 10th Anniversary Bloomfield Avenue are the UK’s ultimate party band and are inviting you to come and party with them and some very special guests.

"The music of award-winning composer Denis King, with the stunning voice of Sarah Eyden. The official launch of their first album together. An evening of laid back sophistication and fun, original songs, extraordinary musicianship, and the finest rhythm section in the country.

"The Hippodrome presents a spectacular Sin City Saturday as we bring Vegas entertainment to the heart of London. Suspiciously Elvis (Ivor Potter) is a renowned performer and the world’s truest Elvis impersonator. Be astounding by his incredible vocals and that vivacious energy that made the King world famous."

Ray Rackham’s extraordinary biographical musical about the life of iconic movie star and chanteuse Judy Garland played the Arts Theatre for a limited season in 2017.

The Christians + HUE & CRY. Artists performing: The Christians.: Tickets avaiable.

One of London’s largest private squares, designed and laid out by John Nash. Dominated by plane trees planted in 1817 to commemorate the Battle of Waterloo. An original and unique feature of the garden is the Nursemaids’ Tunnel.

The gardens were laid out around 1780 as a wilderness. Now a private garden of one hectare, enclosed by a clipped privet hedge. One of 200+ gardens taking part in Open Garden Squares Weekend.

By the end of World War II, millions of people had been murdered or displaced by war and genocide. Families and communities were torn apart. Many were missing, and some people’s fates remain unclear to this day.

While Great Britain has earned its dominant place in the historiography on Kindertransport, other European countries developed initiatives to evacuate Jewish children from Central Europe in 1938-39. On a much smaller scale, France was also a Kindertransport destination.

Joint event with the Rethinking Modern Europe seminar, Institute of Historical Research and the Pears Institute for the Study of Antisemitism. The Rights of the Roma writes Romani struggles for citizenship into the history of human rights in socialist and post-socialist Eastern Europe.

In September 1941, a group of Jewish slave labourers, stood in their new camp – a group of tents in pine-trees, on a steep hill-side, at Sangatte, near Calais, in direct and tantalising sight of the White Cliffs of Dover and pondered their fate.

One of three distinctive gardens opening in NW1 on Sunday 3 June. Here are 1100 different plants used in medicines around the world and throughout history: plants named after physicians and plants which make modern medicines. Unique beds with the plants used medicinally in the College’s Pharmacopoeia of 1618.

A season of events forming part of the London Festival of Architecture, and the college’s 500th anniversary: Free London Festival of Architecture Museum Late Thursday, 07 June 2018: 5-8pm (architectural tours from 6pm) A chance to explore Denys Lasdun’s 20th century icon after hours and take a guided

An elegant and educational medicinal plant garden with over 1000 different plants, linked to the story of medicine through current or traditional practices and the doctors who have influenced its history. Conducted tours, refreshments.

After the Second World War, a myth arose to the effect that the German military, the Wehrmacht, had been an essentially anti-Nazi institution that had fought honourably against overwhelming odds, albeit under criminal leadership.