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The first of the Christmas lights switch on this month, with Oxford Street, Covent Garden and Regent Street all glowing by mid-November. Winter Wonderland also makes its return in Hyde Park, bringing all the festive fun you’d expect. Think cosy chalets, mulled wine, fairground rides and just the right amount of glitter. It’s a tradition many of our guests love to revisit
Europe’s largest free motor show returns, showcasing vintage, classic, and cutting-edge vehicles. The event features interactive displays, live demonstrations, and rare automobiles from over a century of motoring history. There will be a fantastic display of over 100 vintage, veteran, classic and modern cars. Many of the drivers dress in period costume, adding some fun to the viewings.
The biggest international showcase of Korean films, offers a diverse range of films from the latest releases to specially curated strands. Returning for its 20th edition, the festival unfolds across London. It is organised by the Korean Cultural Centre UK (KCCUK), in collaboration with the Korean Film Archive and with support from the Korean Film Council.
A landmark exhibition tracing Van Gogh’s fascination with poetry, literature, and the natural world. Featuring rarely seen works from international collections, the show reveals how writing inspired his colour palette, brushwork, and emotional intensity. A highlight of London’s autumn art calendar.
In 1964, Wayne Thiebaud created a portfolio of 17 prints, entitled Delights, in which he returned to the favoured still-life motifs found in his paintings and which made his name in the early 1960s. The display of these 17 wonderful prints complements related works on paper by Thiebaud as well as hand-coloured etchings, to appreciate fully his range as an artist.
They bring the warmth and authenticity of home-cooked Chinese food to the table. Think of it as dining with family, where every dish is prepared with love, care, and a touch of tradition. It’s the kind of cooking you wish someone would invite you over for the flavours of home, served with hospitality, a place to sit around the table with close friends, share a meal of edible love.

Nestled on the corner of London’s most iconic piazza in the heart of the West End, just moments from The Royal Ballet and Opera it’s the perfect destination to escape the hustle and bustle From breakfast, to the perfect pre-theatre meal or after-show dinner, soak up their Venetian-inspired interiors, the perfect backdrop for Italian dining.
Bringing one of Britain’s best-loved characters to life on stage, this world premiere is marmalade-packed with irresistible songs and dazzling choreography. When a small, lost bear arrives from Peru he searches London for a new home. A chance encounter with the Brown family leads him to a wonderful new habitat, Windsor Gardens. But London isn’t all cream teas and cucumber sandwiches. Even the happiest families can be hiding secrets. The Browns must decide just how far they’re willing to go to give this special bear a home.
With the upcoming release of Wicked: For Good, now seems like a good time to remind those amongst you who haven’t seen the stage version that it’s definitely worth a visit. The story of how the Wicked Witch of the West became wicked is colourfully told, with great songs and brilliant lead actresses. The communal joy that you get from experiencing a live musical performance like this is so much more exhilarating than observing it on a screen. And that song Defying Gravity’ is one of the best ends to a first half ever!
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