This popular family concert returns to Woolwich Works after their previous sold-out shows. Baby Gospel is an uplifting family concert of soul, Motown and…

Blackheath Halls are gaining a name for themselves for their family-friendly ballet. Let’s All Dance Ballet are back at the Lee Road venue this…

Greenwich residents are facing a council tax rise of around 5 per cent from April, as the authority outlines plans to make over £30million…

If you’re aged between 16 and 24 and are interested in technology and coding, or if you liked free recording sessions get down to…

Get revved up for a live monster truck show in the dark. Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Glow Party is coming to The O2…

Planet209 Revisited: Past & Present Relics of Visual Experiments is a retrospective of works by artist Sue Morgan. Morgan began drawing when schizophrenic illness forced her…

An Exhibition With Soul Soulscapes is a major new exhibition taking over the Dulwich Picture Gallery for the coming months that examines and redefines…

Cycling over the River Thames has become that bit easier in West London, thanks to a temporary cycle lane opened earlier this week on…

Internationally acclaimed dancer and choreographer, Jules Cunningham, will be in residence at Bethlem Gallery – the art gallery based within the grounds of the…

Yoko Ono: Music Of The Mind Yoko Ono is honoured with a major retrospective of her trailblazing work that begins in the early 50s…

We Can Be Heroes Just For One Day opens with David Bowie’s Heroes and that becomes the recurring theme throughout John O’Farrell’s musical about…

Set during the dawn of a new millennium, London Zoo explores the subtle and not so subtle prejudices of the modern workplace.  Uncovering unspoken…