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Art
January, it’s not all bad. Sure, everyone likes to complain about the weather, the damp, the darkness, the misery, the fat hanging around your gut from...

Music
January's best gigs
It’s the start of the new year. Crimbo bingeing means your house is overflowing with empty Rennie packets and unopened bottles of Baileys. And now,...

Theatre
January's best theatre openings
January is probably the weirdest month in the London theatre calendar. On the face of it, it’s pretty damn quiet, with only August having fewer openings....

Things to do
2025's biggest cultural highlights
A lot happened in 2024. There were elections, brat summers, and me-espressos by all, and here in London things were as busy as ever – with plenty of...

Art
2025's biggest art exhibitions
Ah, 2025: new year, new you, new exhibitions to look forward to. And it looks set to be a stellar year for shows at London’s major art institutions....
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Art
There’s going to be an outdoor sculpture trail in Mayfair
Artworks will include a building-size handbag

Things to do
Meet an AI border guard at the Imperial War Museum’s outstanding new ‘Refugees’ season
Profound film, art and objects
The best theatre in London

Theatre
‘The Nutcracker’ will prance on to the Royal Opera House stage this Christmas
Nothing can stop The Sugar Plum Fairy

Theatre
The National Theatre has announced its socially distanced return in October
The streaming titan switches back to IRL stagings

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The best of the London music scene
Things to do
We tried to relive the experience of clubbing at the Design Museum’s electronic music show
Not the typical mad one on the dance floor
Music
The Jazz Cafe is reopening to socially distanced crowds
Plus, there’s now a curfew to contend with
Things to do
BOOM! There’s a new show about dub at the Museum of London
If cracks start appearing in the ceiling, you’ll know why
Things to do
A musical composition designed to play for 1,000 years is celebrating its twentieth birthday
We spoke to the father of ‘Longplayer’











