Nearly ten million of us are slated to tune in to Eurovision this year — here’s the rundown of the best spots across town to get into the Europop mood
The long weekend is full of horses in hats, countless flags, the national anthem on repeat, and plenty of goings-on across the capital
As the historic day arrives, make your street the one to beat with a carnival of celebrations (even if you’re doing it last minute)
All eyes are on London for the Coronation. But where do you goto join in the celebrations? David Ellis has the lowdown onthe best views, the big screens and where to raise a glass or two
Another fit-to-burst weekend guide packed with new restaurants, pop-ups and tickets galore — Mike Daw on what to get up to this weekend
With the spring sun now out by 6am the great outdoors beckons for the capital’s early birds. Millie Milliken has your essential guide on where to rise and shine
Once you’ve cheered on the runners, amble on down to one these spots for a light refreshment
From arts projects and boat races to a big (kids-appropriate) daytime rave, it’s time to get egg-cited, says Martha Alexander
From nature trails to retro games, here’s where to get cracking and go eggs-ploring
Whether you support the light or dark blue teams, a grand day out is guaranteed at the annual Boat Race
The Great Hall, lit up with 400 floating candles for the first time since the films were shot, will be among the highlights
From secret sets in Soho to priceless nights out for nothing, our comedy critic Bruce Dessau shares his tips for making the most of the city’s hit stand-up scene
More than 50,000 people are expected to attend this year’s celebrations in Trafalgar Square
‘People have shown they have an appetite for a new type of immersive entertainment’ says director Nick Moran
Book a seat, grab a beer, and enjoy the showdown
From the final tickets for a Filipino pop-up to a brand new Barbican exhibition, Mike Daw picks what to get up to in London this weekend
Alex James will again host one of the country’s leading festivals of music and food
Feeling the pressure or just looking to spice up your plans? The Reveller team are ready with a survival guide for February 14
The night is promising erotic readings, striptease shows and the chance to be hand-fed food
From family film clubs to anime, to Kafka for kids and even a little piracy, Josh Barrie and Mike Daw have a guide to the ultimate half term fun
The celebrations mark the official end of the Lunar New Year
From the UK’s only museum dedicated to LGBTQ+ history to a stalwart of Soho’s pub scene, here’s where to uncover more about the London’s queer past
The festival, which has raised thousands for community cafe supporting those with HIV, returns in April
The iridescent art installation will only be in the city for a few weeks
From supersize slinkys to a giant bathplug, here’s what to expect at the third Battersea Light Festival
“Our musical mission will continue elsewhere,” founder Paul Noble told the Standard
See the New Year in with a bang but without going broke, says David Ellis
From partying with the dinosaurs to DJs and decadent dinners, Millie Milliken has the hot tickets for ringing in 2023
From Dolly Parton to Mario Kart, London has enough to keep you busy between Christmas and the new year. Millie Milliken scopes out what to get up to
Give your children the gift of a fun-filled time in London this festive season, says Anjana Gosai
DJs, drinks and disco balls: David Ellis and Amy Francombe on the chicest dancefloors to be seen on this December
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas — here’s the best of what to get up to this month, says David Ellis
Whether the controversies surround this year’s World Cup are too much to stomach or football’s just not your game, here’s what to do instead, says Syraat Al Mustaqeem
From beer halls to Indian restaurants, here’s where to cheer on the England team (or anyone else, for that matter)
The capital is preparing for the holiday spirit with seasonal street lights
