London Wetland Centre
Water birds, hides, gardens and family trails fill this Barnes wetland reserve, offering a different sort of London day outdoors.
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Water birds, hides, gardens and family trails fill this Barnes wetland reserve, offering a different sort of London day outdoors.
New York-based Japanese artist Takuya Nakamura brings a live set to EartH Hall for a late Saturday session.
Ten artists use earth as subject and material, from pigments and ash to slate, photography and field recordings.
A simple expanse of trees and grass between Piccadilly and Buckingham Palace, useful for slowing down in the middle of town.
An east-London park with lakes and broad walking routes, well placed for a day around the canals and neighbourhood markets.
Long paths, planted spaces and royal-park scenery make an easy outdoor counterpart to the museums of South Kensington.
Room 187’s Slow Jams party shifts the weekend towards R&B, neo-soul and slower grooves, with dancing scheduled in the afternoon and evening.
A participatory orchestral afternoon introduces children aged seven to twelve to live instruments, with Paul Rissmann and conductor Catherine Larsen-Maguire.
Treasures, curious collections, a Smithfield table and fabric after dark. London shifts from close looking to deep listening.
A preserved underground wartime headquarters in Westminster, where narrow rooms make the history feel unusually immediate.
Ezra Collective mark Here Because of Hope with a KOKO performance featuring guests still unnamed in the reviewed listing.
Antonio Pappano conducts Mahler’s Second Symphony and the UK premiere of Dai Fujikura’s Amber Alchemy, with the London Symphony Chorus.
Grace Cummings performs with a full band at Village Underground, bringing the Bloodhorse era to an early Saturday live show.
Sloping lawns and hilltop views connect a Greenwich walk with the city's maritime landscape.
Fashion and textile exhibitions occupy the brightly coloured Bermondsey Street museum, with a programme focused on changing displays rather than a permanent collection.
Tim Key brings poems and comedy to Wilton’s in a new show with six evening performances.
Four films introduce the work of William Greaves in an evening screening at Barbican Cinema 3.
Bach’s cantata Mein Herze schwimmt im Blut meets new commissions by Lara Agar, Alex Paxton and Oliver Leith in a period-instrument programme.
Fran Lebowitz brings her observations on cities, culture and everyday behaviour to a conversation at the Barbican Hall.
The house where John Keats lived connects the poet’s work with rooms, objects and a garden in Hampstead.
Tekno brings a full-band performance to Shoreditch, with the Nigerian artist’s pop and dance catalogue at the centre of the evening.
An artist-led electronic music space in Canning Town, for nights organised around the sound system rather than the clock.
A Blackfriars pub with marble, mosaics and sculpted monks woven into an extraordinary Arts and Crafts interior.
Fresh pasta on Southwark Street. This branch works with a virtual queue, so keep the rest of your lunch plan flexible.