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Spring is around the corner, and we have some wonderful recommendations on how to enjoy London in all its warmth and glory!
Femme sur Scène (Woman on Stage)
This exhibition brings together visual arts and live performance, inviting the audience to reflect on visibility, representation and creative expression across contemporary music and art. It is curated by artist Honey Hinneh, and is part of an ongoing artistic research project titled “The Place of Women on Stage”. The event is hosted at the Greenwich Peninsula.
For more information about the event and location, please visit the website. You can also visit the instagram page for more details.
The Coming of Age
“Across the globe, people are living longer. One in ten children in the UK are expected to live beyond the age of 100. But who gets to live longer and ‘age well’?” This exhibition features over 120 artworks and objects by contemporary artists John Coplans, Anna Maria, Rory Pilgraim, and many more. It brings together various perspectives and explores how age is experienced based on one’s environment, culture, and society. If you want to feel deeply, challenge assumptions about life, and reflect on what longevity means, do not miss out on this absolutely free gem!
Visit the Wellcome Collection website for more information.
Easter Weekender at Camden Market
This weekender is going to be two afternoons full of free activities, walk-abouts and performances to celebrate springtime. Catch Blossom, the lion, watch Stronger with Sita perform aerial circus acrobatics, design bunny ears and bonnets, and strike a pose! The Easter Garden is a wonderful spot to relax with food from various stalls in Waterside.
To book your place, click here.
Art Fair 2026
This multi-day art fair celebrates independent artists from around the world. It brings together a carefully curated mix of internationally recognised artists as well as emerging talent. Discover a range of contemporary work free of cost at The Vaults, Dockside, St. Katharine’s Dock, a beautiful waterfront venue moments away from Tower Bridge.
For more details on the location and accessibility, please click here.
Arts Leadership for a Changing Society
In this wide-ranging conversation, Sir Alex Bear, Chief Executive of the Royal Ballet and Opera reflects on what it takes to steward a historical and globally reputed institution through a various defining historical moment like Brexit, COVID-19, and the cost-of-living crisis. The event will be chaired by culture journalist and broadcaster, Nancy Durrant.
To book a seat for this intriguing conversation free of cost, please visit the website.
Bharathanatyam Recital
If you are a dancer or enjoy watching and learning about Indian classical dance forms, this event is perfect for you! This will be an evening of dance presented by Preethi Mahenthran, accompanied by some of the finest musicians in the UK, including Smt. Usha Raghavan (Director, Kalasagara UK) on Nattuvangam, Shri Vamshikrishna Vishnudas on Vocal, and Shri R. Prathap on Mirudangam. Additionally, all profits will directly go to Make a Difference Sri Lanka (MDSL), a UK registered charity helping people into their development through educational, farming, agricultural, and livelihood projects.
For more details on tickets and location, please click here.
Grilled Diagrams by Aki Sasamoto
Aki Sasamoto’s Grilled Diagrams, her first UK institutional solo exhibition, features four live performances within a site-sensitive installation. Inspired by cooking shows and street food carts, Sasamoto uses a custom-built griddle to stage improvised acts of movement and drawing. Blending storytelling with everyday materials, her work explores the tension between order and chaos, inviting audiences to reconsider the narratives embedded in ordinary actions.
Book your tickets for this wonderful performance here.
