Canary Wharf Ice Rink

Returning for its seventh successive season, London’s longest running ice rink opens up at Canary Warf. This ice rink is situated beneath the iconic towers of Canary Wharf, surrounded by twinkling Christmas lights and 200 shops, bars and restaurants, this rink is

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Future Map 11

Future Map 11 is an exhibition that showcases the best of University of the Arts London’s graduates that have been selected from the 2011 degree shows. Thirty artists and designers are taking part in the show that are tipped to

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Emma Richardson Cruisin’

Londonewcastle Project Space, London

Emma Richardson: Cruisin’ For A Brusin’ This exhibition by Band Of Skulls, Emma Richardson consists of two groups of works, both corresponding to the first two albums by Band Of Skulls. The first series of work went on to form

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Damien Hirst Spot Paintings

Gagosian Galleries, London

Damien Hirst is back and this time he’s showing off his fine range of spot paintings at the Gagosian Galleries. The exhibition will act as a nice buffer for Hirst fans before his retrospective opens at the Tate in April

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DJ Food And Henry Flint

Pure Evil, London

Pure Evil exhibits artwork from DJ Food’s album ‘The Search Engine’ and Henry Flint’s book ‘Broadcast’. Expect original art, photos, limited edition prints and postcard records, sound installation and more… DJ Food, aka Strictly Kev, has read the British sci-fi

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Yul Brynner Photography

The Little Black Gallery, London

The Russian born actor Yul Brynner is currently having his photography honoured in a new exhibition that opened yesterday at The Little Black Gallery. Brynner was rarely seen without a Leica camera around his neck and the works on display

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Ale House Rock

The Snooty Fox, London

Recently dubbed the North London pub of the season The Snooty Fox are hosting a celebration of real ale and rock ‘n’ roll this weekend. There will be 25 different unusual tasting craft beers including Milk Stout as well as

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Ben Wilson Chewing Gum Art

Trinity Buoy Wharf , London

The artist Ben Wilson made a name for himself giving squashed chewing gum he found on pavements the artistic treatment and now he’s hosting an exhibition of his work at Trinity Buoy Wharf. The exhibition is part of a new

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Nine French Place

Two Chefs have come together to make pop up, Nine French Place and these two chefs are Daniel Morgan (the Ritz, Maze, The Square, Heston Blumenthal) and Magnus Reid (The Bathhouse, Hackney Pearl, Dalston Superstore, A Little of What You Fancy). How nice that

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Student Film Festival

Student Film Festival is a platform for young filmmakers to showcase their work and to meet established industry professionals. Founded by enterprising young people for young people, Student Film Festival aims to support aspiring filmmakers, set designers, actors – cast and

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Electroboutique

Electroboutique at The Science Museum is full of all sorts of bendy melty digital things ready to be interacted with. You can find the exhibition at The Bridge, ground floor mezzanine, which is put on by the Innovative art production company

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Russian Maslenitsa festival

Trafalgar Square unites with Red Square in Moscow to bring you the biggest celebration of Russian culture outside the country itself. You will find vodka and pancakes, one of the best combinations, surely as well as music art and culture. Highlights are

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Emil By Asgrimsson

The Book Club, London

The Book Club puts on this exhibition by Emli Asgrimsson which will be his first at Book Club. ‘An Icelandic native that has been studying in London for 3 years at the renowned Central St. Martins College of Art & Design.

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Vintage Love Boat Ball

Spend your Valentines (well a couple of days late) on a boat and sail around being all vintage on that in the Battersea Barge for It’s a Wonderful Vintage Loveboat Ball. There will be fancy dress, swing DJs, a live

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Stooki Art Pop Up

Concrete, London

Stooki is an independent Jewellery & Apparel label  that will be part of a live and interactive art installation pop up store put on by Le Scratch and Art Against Knives. Art Against Knives hand Le Scratch team up to launch a

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Belle Epoque Ball

Village Underground, London

The Belle Epoque Ball for lovers and haters should keep you feeling loving this February with their masked fantasy world. Romance and heartache go hand in glove for this one-off Belle Époque Valentine’s special. Belle Epoque are going all out

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Eat Rich Or Die Trying

Kemistry Gallery, London

Eat Rich Or Die Trying, Love divinations, apparitions and cookie dough, comes to Kemistry Gallery. In a move sure to delight anyone who has wished they could go straight to the back of the menu and skip the rest, leading lights

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Club De Fromage: The Power of Love

Islington Academy, London

Dance your love away at Club De Fromage’s special Valentines party at Islington Academy. Club De Fromage call themselves the biggest pop and fancy dress night in London so you’ll be able to have plenty of silly fun here without

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Die Freche Muse Valentine’s Special

The George Tavern, London

Die Freche Muse promises decadent Valentines evening full of cabaret, burlesque performers and jazz and swing DJs and singers. The Baron Von Sanderson hosts the event which is in the George tavern. There is a strict ’20s-’40s dresscode (no jeans/trainers). Image

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Stories Before Bedtime

Stories Before Bedtime makes a return to the Criterion Theatre with an alternative Valentine’s theme, Twisted Love, this February. Twisted Love is an anti-valentines evening of unlikely love stories that will see Irish actress Niamh Cusack reading Angela Carter’s The Courtship of Mr Lyon, Tom Hiddleston, recent star of

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The Vault Festival

Old Vic Tunnels, London

The Vault festival is back at the Old Vic Tunnels with everything from opera to fancy dress balls and interactive theatre experiences taking place for your enjoymentVault Festival Is Back. From 9th – 26th February you’ll be able to get

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Designs of The Year 2012

Old Vic Tunnels, London

The Design Museum puts on a showcase of all the nominations for the Designs of the Year 2012. Exhibition curator Ria Hawthorn comments ‘From the everyday practicality of a carefully crafted dining chair to the thought-provoking solar powered 3D printing machine

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Bedtime Stories

40 Winks, London

Get to private house, 40 Winks in your best pyjamas for this evening out. Dress code is strictly pyjamas and nightgowns and once in you can expect an evening of story telling in a decadently themed surrounding. The story tellers

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