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The National Poet of Scotland Robert Burns’ (1759-1796) birthday was the 25th of January and Burns Night is still celebrated

Serpentine Gallery have announced the winner of the 25th annual Serpentine Pavilion commission. Bangladeshi architect and educator Marina Tabassum will

London-based musicians are among the names nominated for accolades the 67th GRAMMY Awards ceremony on 3 February in Los Angeles.

The National Theatre has put on more than a thousand main stage productions in its lifetime, but less than one

A new board game cafe has opened in Teddington as the industry witnesses an “unprecedented era of growth”, according to

Physical music sales saw a significant rise in 2024, contributing to a record-high for UK music consumption and recorded music

In the shadowy depths of The Vaults beneath Waterloo Station, Serial Killer: The Exhibition brings an unnerving yet captivating exploration

Lynette Linton’s play Barcelona draws its audience to an enchanting, dark and mysterious performance of complicated grief and human connection. 

The British Library has introduced a new exhibition dedicated to uncovering the hidden voices of medieval women. Medieval Women: In

It was a witty comment: Robbie Williams, UK boy-band sensation turned solo star, described himself as a lion, looking for

The National Theatre’s latest production, Ballet Shoes, directed by Katy Rudd, brought Noel Streatfeild’s beloved novel to life. Through a