Events

Nearly every craveable itch can be scratched, writes Ben Lippett

Shining a spotlight on graduate design talent is New Designers (July 1-4, Business Design Centre, N1, entry from £6.95). The showcase provides a platform to more than 2,500 graduates from…

The World Cup has returned and as I write this England are gearing up to play their first game. Croatia will be a test (after the print edition last week,…

Soho has long been a magnet for hedonism – let’s keep it that way, writes Katie Glass

Fun in the sun means taking things al fresco and, ideally, up on the roof. It is, after all, warmer that much closer to the sun. Perhaps not, but at…

Over three weekends, Hyde Park is transformed into a gig haven with BST Hyde Park. Expect multiple stages, big crowds and the likes of Mumford & Sons, Lewis Capaldi and…

What was novel, too, is that Gladiators Experience didn’t make you feel like you were being squeezed through a money-squeezing mangle. Sure, there was a shop and merch (£45 for…

It’s quite a turnaround for London’s burger scene. Only 20 years ago, options were sparse — McDonald’s, Burger King, maybe some okay creation at a suburban pub. Wimpy has somehow…

If last month’s bank holiday heatwave confirmed anything, it’s that keeping your cool with kids during a London summer isn’t so easy. And schools are shut for six weeks! My…

World Cup 2026 has officially commenced with England’s first game against Croatia just days away. An estimated 1.4 million visitors have travelled to Canada, Mexico, and the US for the…