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GALA, a regular feature on Time Out’s list of the top music festivals in London, has revealed its full 2026 lineup. While the Peckham Rye Park fest is best loved for specialising in dance music, the 2026 edition will feature […]
The Superloop is the gift that keeps on giving. A new speedy bus service launches in southeast London this weekend, and it will be free to use for the first seven days. TfL has announced that the new SL11 route […]
Just when we thought 2026’s gig calendar couldn’t get any bigger, K-pop royalty BTS are going on a world tour. The 70 date tour was announced last week – and better yet, it includes two dates here in London. The group’s world’s […]
A piece of Paris is arriving in London later this year. Known for his soft tones, wispy brushstrokes and dreamlike romantic vignettes, the National Gallery is putting on a huge exhibition dedicated to one of the greatest French impressionists: Pierre-Auguste Renoir. And we’ve […]
Time Out recently took a trip to Victoria’s Hanbaagaasuuteeki and discovered some of the best burgers in London right now. The Asian-inspired burger joint, which boldly opened right by branches of Bleecker and Shake Shack last year, has nine different burgers on […]
Every year the Serpentine Pavilion unveils a new design by an emerging designer. Architecture fans can stop holding their breath, because the design for 2026 has just been revealed. And it’s an extra-special design this year to celebrate the Pavilion’s 25th birthday. […]
Playwright Kimberley Belflower’s drama John Proctor is the Villain was the big Broadway hit of 2025, a dazzlingly clever response to and remake of Arthur Miller’s landmark play The Crucible, set in a US high school, with added Taylor Swift songs. And this spring, […]