Jokes Engineered for a Niche Audience The Brunel Museum has created a Tunnel of Fun in its iconic shaft by hosting Engineering Is A…

Plans to build two high-rise student tower blocks by Deptford Creek have been refused on appeal eight months after their initial rejection. The Planning…

How perpetrators of violence justify their actions Two one-act plays presented as a double-bill, each centring on an act of knife violence, He Said/She Said revives Dom…

Snapshots of South London  Ted McKenzie (b.1999) is an emerging contemporary painter who works from life in his urban surroundings in South London. Partly…

Bold political satire double-bill Two razor-sharp political satire plays from the Soviet era, Charlie & Striptease, were written by the award-winning Polish playwright Sławomir…

Huge plans have been announced for Richmond to grow with at least 5,500 new homes, 20 per cent more jobs and 10 per cent…

Artists Unite to Support the Drawing Biennial 2026 The Drawing Biennial 2026 returns with more than 250 newly commissioned drawings by leading international artists.…

The Dulwich Players is producing local writer Lucy Prebble’s award-winning play ENRON at Theatre Peckham this month.  It’s 2001: As the millennium rises, a…

International Women’s Day Celebration London’s much-loved vintage rhythm & blues club night, Malted Shake proudly presents a Roots Sisters Special this International Women’s Day;…

A South London swimming pool has reopened today (March 2) following a four-month closure. The eight-lane, 25m pool inside Canada Water Leisure Centre had…

The Eight Year Project Rod Kitson has been painting his studio flat for eight years. Not some slow-burn decorating job but bit by bit.…

Rise and Fall of a Temple, a major exhibition at Chelsea Space by artist Eva Sajovic that invites audiences to reconsider the idea of…