The Foreigners’ Panto
The Foreigners’ Panto is a political musical comedy about a group of immigrants trying to put on their own version of a traditional British…
‘Biggest free event of the year’ returns to Elephant and Castle next month
A free festival will return to Castle Square for a full weekend of entertainment, including circus acts and musicians from all over the world.…
Fuji is the Past and the Future
The Africa Centre is hosting a multi-dimensional exhibition which tells the story of the fuji music genre – one of the most important in…
Things to do this weekend in Burgess Park, Rotherhithe and Borough
Here’s our pick of what’s on this weekend – including free yoga classes and a day of love for Latin America, with live music,…
Catford twins Annie and Jemma on bringing the houseplant community together through their business Green Rooms
Green Rooms co-founders Annie and Jemma are about as close as business partners can be. Identical twins, they’ve moved in tandem throughout their lives,…
Buckle Your Swash on The Golden Hinde
Embark on a swashbuckling adventure aboard legendary Tudor flagship The Golden Hinde! Cast off on a theatrical, immersive adventure at Escape from The Golden…
Autumn at The Globe
Shakespeare’s Globe has a series of exciting one-off events for September and October: On 17 September, Stephen Mangan will be performing as Malvolio in…
Elvis Comes to Bermondsey
For fans who cannot make the journey to Elvis’s home in Memphis, Graceland is coming to Southwark! Direct from Graceland: Elvis, a major new…
PlayTime at the Tate
Rasheed Araeen has created a free programme of art-inspired activities for families during the school holidays that involves creating and recreating art, lunch and…
Hyper-local fanfare: Peckham Festival returns for 2023
Peckham Festival returns for 2023, repurposing railway arches, sprucing up warehouses, and taking over rooftops in a three-day celebration of the hyper-local talent bursting…
What new food hotspots are opening in South London this summer?
The newest places to chow down in your neighbourhood. Gin Rummy What’s your favourite tipple? If it’s a gin and tonic, or a dark…
The Effect of Illicit Romance
For those of us who have been fortunate enough to see performances on the National Theatre’s Lyttleton stage, the revival of Lucy Prebbles’ 2012…

















