Pulp Fiction
Pulp Fiction roars to life at Prince Charles Cinema, London, as Tarantino's interwoven crime stories collide with iconic dialogue, gritty energy and a stylish, cult-classic mood.
Juana Molina, TRISTÁN, Flo Dill (DJ) (NTS 15)
Juana Molina headlines a boundary-pushing evening at the Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA), pairing experimental pop textures with live sets by TRISTÁN and Flo Dill (DJ) for an immersive, genre-defying concert.
The Phantom Of The Opera
Step into the velvet shadows of His Majesty's Theatre as The Phantom of the Opera revives its haunting splendor—glorious operatic crescendos, masked mystery, and a heart-stopping chandelier moment that lingers long after the curtain falls.
Quatuor Arod
Quatuor Arod performs a program of intimate chamber music at Wigmore Hall in London, highlighting refined string-quartet interplay in the celebrated concert space.
When The Forest Breathes: Suzanne Simard
Renowned forest ecologist Suzanne Simard analyzes the networks that bind forests together in When The Forest Breathes. At Foyles, she weaves science with storytelling to reveal how trees communicate, adapt, and sustain ecosystems.
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The Mummy [1999]
Journey to the Sahara in 1925 with Stephen Sommers' The Mummy (1999) at Prince Charles Cinema: a suspenseful action-adventure where tombs awaken, a deadly curse erupts, and chases scorch the screen with horror and humor.
Eiko Ishibashi @ Union Chapel
A transcendent London night at Union Chapel as Eiko Ishibashi teams with Jim O’Rourke, weaving celestial drones and intimate instrumental textures inside the stone arches.
Juana Molina @ Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA)
Juana Molina and Flo Dill light up ICA London with experimental folk and subtle electronics, a spellbinding evening at a buzzed, gallery‑bright venue that blurs music and art.
Old Rope (New Material)
Stand-up line-up Old Rope (New Material) at The Comedy Store London with Tiff Stevenson, Desiree Burch, Ray O’Leary, Michael Odewale, Mark Steel and more.
Open City Documentary Festival 2026
Open City Documentary Festival brings five days of global documentary screenings at UCL, featuring diverse new films and talks from 14–19 April 2026. A hub for nonfiction cinema and critical discussion in an urban university setting.
A Gala Night with Tamara Radjenović
A Gala Night with Tamara Radjenović at Cadogan Hall offers refined classical artistry, lush strings, poised vocal performance, and a refined, elegant program in Chelsea’s grand acoustics.
Metric @ Rough Trade East London
Metric electrifies Rough Trade East with taut new-wave synths, punchy guitars, and propulsive percussion, turning the intimate label shop into a kinetic, crowd-energizing indie-pop stage that crackles with neon energy.
"Unsquaring” the Square Mile: Connecting People with Opportunity
At Gresham College on April 13, 2026 at 16:00, this public lecture investigates how London's Square Mile can connect people with opportunity. It examines urban design, inclusive growth, and policy levers that shape access for residents, workers, and visitors.
Joe Stilgoe @ The Duchess Theatre
Joe Stilgoe lights up London's Duchess Theatre with sparkling jazz-infused wit and swing, joined by Liza Pulman for intimate piano-driven performances that glint with London's cabaret charm.
Aquatics GB Swimming Championships 2026
Top British swimmers compete at the Aquatics GB Swimming Championships 2026 at the London Aquatics Centre. Experience fast heats, national records, and elite podium moments in this indoor swim showdown in London.
Wallace & Gromit : A Matter of Loaf and Death
Screening Wallace & Gromit: A Matter of Loaf and Death at the Prince Charles Cinema—a 2008, 29‑minute animated caper where pastry meets mystery, delivered with Nick Park’s sly humor and a warmly intimate London screening.
SHALOSH
Israeli jazz trio Shalosh performs at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club in London. The evening showcases intimate interplay, intricate melodies, and modern jazz textures in the iconic club setting.
Timothy Ridout (viola) & Federico Colli (piano) - recital
A refined chamber recital at Wigmore Hall featuring violist Timothy Ridout and pianist Federico Colli. The program pairs intimate viola-piano repertoire in one of London’s premier classical venues.
Cinematic Sounds: Back to the Future - Ronnie Scott's Classical All Stars
An intimate evening as Ronnie Scott's Classical All Stars perform cinematic favorites, including Back to the Future, at the Soho club. Expect lush orchestral textures and film-score energy blending classical finesse with movie-music spectacle.
RnB & Soul Pioneers: Zo! & Tall Black Guy (Feat. Debórah Bond)
London’s Jazz Café hosts Zo! and Tall Black Guy, with Debórah Bond, for a night of R&B and soul with velvet vocals, sultry grooves, and warm, groove-heavy vibes that glow in a candlelit club setting.
HR Giger Featurette Screening
At Rio Cinema, a featurette screening spotlighting HR Giger's Necronomicon and his influence on Alien's biomechanical imagery. This art-house showcase blends cinema history with design, offering a rare, visually striking glimpse into one of sci-fi's most iconic creators.
Outer space on whose terms
An Autonomy Institute CADA talk at Newspeak House explores how billionaire tech interests shape space governance and exploration, with Eleanor S. Armstrong and Réka Patrícia Gál. A provocative, policy-focused discussion on accountability and strategies to respond to power dynamics in outer space.
Bahamadia @ Hootananny
Grammy-nominated rapper Bahamadia headlines Hootananny in Brixton for a high-energy hip-hop night. The intimate venue promises punchy rhymes and tight performances, delivering London’s nightlife vibe with classic underground rap.
The psychology of chess
An insightful Royal Institution lecture exploring how players think in chess: decision-making, memory and pattern recognition, framed by cognitive science and game psychology in a formal evening setting.
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