Father’s Day is Sunday, 21 June 2026, and if you’re reading this, you’re probably doing one of two things: planning something brilliant …
Everyone knows about the big stuff in Stratford, The London Stadium, The Orbit, and the shiny new museums. But the best Things …
Things to Do After V&A East: Make a Day of It in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park So you’ve just walked out of …
You’ve just spent three hours wandering through 250,000 objects at V&A East Storehouse. Your craving for culture is satisfied. Your feet are …
There is a concert happening right now in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park where Agnetha, Björn, Benny and Frida take to the stage, …
Take That are bringing The Circus Live back to London Stadium on 26 and 27 June 2026, and if you were there …
Right. Metallica at London Stadium. 3 and 5 July 2026. Two nights. Two completely different shows. And – here’s the bit that …
West Ham United are one of English football’s most historically significant clubs. Three 1966 World Cup winners. A European trophy that predates …
Fancy a proper family adventure that’ll have the kids talking for months? If you’re looking for things to do near Queen Elizabeth …
The spring bank holiday weekend at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in 2026 is a genuinely brilliant one. Three thousand elite swimmers competing at the London Aquatics Centre. West Ham‘s last
There’s a 7.7km open-air art gallery running through East London, featuring sculptures by some of the most famous artists on the planet, and it’s completely free. No tickets. No queues.
Here’s how most Family Days Out in London go. You check the weather, sigh, Google “things to do with kids indoors london”, click on the first listicle, pick something that
There’s a moment in every adult’s board gaming life when they realise Monopoly was never fun. It was just the only game anyone owned. The arguments weren’t charming, the four-hour
When was the last time you spent three hours with your mates and nobody looked at their phone? Not because of a rule. Not because you were at a wedding,
Some of the best game nights we’ve seen at Draughts haven’t been groups of adults locked in tense four-hour strategy marathons. They’ve been families, parents and kids losing it over
