Richmond Theatre celebrated its 125th anniversary with a reception event on Wednesday night.  The reception was attended by Richmond Park

A charity representing hundreds of grassroots music venues has called on politicians from all parties to address the sector’s ongoing

The National Gallery has introduced one of the most notable French Impressionist painters into their collection. It’s not Monet nor

The World Heart Beat cultural centre has become a home to many economically disadvantaged music students in south-west London. The

Battersea Arts Centre (BAC) has been gifted free rent for ten years as Wandsworth celebrates being named the London Borough

A radical arts in education project established to counteract problems caused by the pandemic has been successful, according to a

There’s nothing more festive than ice skating a pop-up rink in London to get you in the Christmas spirit. With

An Earlsfield theatre has been recognised for its work helping to support refugee communities and amplifying the voices of asylum

Over thirty years on from where it was first played in 1991, Josie Rourke’s revival of Brian Friel’s Olivier award-winning

In December, the Victoria and Albert (V&A) Museum held a series of free lunchtime concerts to give people an opportunity

A stage adaptation of The Lavender Hill Mob will play at Richmond Theatre next week. Based off the iconic 1951