Events
Browse public events, exhibitions and complementary dining from leading art galleries and institutions for the ultimate cultural experience in London’s West End.
Exhibition
Attention all art enthusiasts! Are you ready to witness an extraordinary showcase of contemporary art that celebrates the richness of Black life? Look no further than this highly-anticipated exhibition curated by Ekow Eshun, former Director of the Institute of Contemporary Arts.
Exhibition
Immerse yourself in a world of portraiture with the upcoming exhibition 'Portraits to Dream In' at the National Portrait Gallery. This exhibition showcases the incredible works of two influential practitioners in the history of photography, Francesca Woodman and Julia Margaret Cameron.
What's on
This Victorian masterpiece, first displayed in 1895, is back in London after 128 years, loaned from the Museo de Arte de Ponce, Puerto Rico.
Exhibition
Explore fresh perspectives on architecture and the world around us through 3D models, 2D artworks, films, and installations, all housed within an ever-evolving space.
Exhibition
Enter Koons's fantastical realm with five large paintings from his Easyfun-Ethereal series.
What's on
Immerse yourself in the cosy ambience of Haymarket Hotel while savouring expertly mixed cocktails and delectable snacks, all to the backdrop of sought-after jazz ensembles.
Exhibition
Step into the world of Francesca Woodman's mesmerising photographs from circa 1977-80 showcased at the Gagosian Shop in Burlington Arcade.
What's on
Jazz nights return to Franco’s Lounge. Immerse yourself in evenings filled with soulful tunes of live jazz, perfectly complemented with the finest Italian cuisine and wines.
Theatre
Catch Ian McKellen as Falstaff in a new take on Shakespeare’s Henry IV at the Noël Coward Theatre, directed by the acclaimed Robert Icke.
What's on
Experience the golden age of Jazz at Larry’s nestled within the National Portrait Gallery.
Exhibition
Discover the latest exhibition at The National Gallery: 'The Last Caravaggio.' Delve into the final days of Caravaggio's life through his final creation.
Talk
Ekow Eshun, the curator behind the captivating exhibition "The Time is Always Now: Artists Reframe the Black Figure," in conversation with Dorothy Price, curator of the Royal Academy's thought-provoking exhibition "Entangled Pasts, 1768–now: Art, Colonialism and Change."