Entertainment

Free puppet-making workshops in Elephant and Castle will be on offer to the public from September 19 to October 16 as part of an exhibition focusing on sustainability. The workshops

With the Rugby World Cup 2019 just a matter of weeks away, all eyes are firmly set on Japan. But back home a festival celebrating Japanese culture – Japan Matsuri

BY JAMES TWOMEY Tickets have gone on sale for the chance to see your favourite lost bear, Paddington, dance on ice. This festive season, Paddington on Ice will make its

An artists’ collective is hosting an exhibition to celebrate local diversity by featuring the work of creators from ethnic minorities, writes Maya Chavvakula. Social media art group Ministry of Art

Comedy legend Barry Cryer and BBC Radio 4 pianist Colin Sell are taking to the stage in Greenwich to help celebrate Greenwich Theatre’s 50th anniversary. For one night only, on

A charity supporting the bereaved is putting on a benefit gig in a pub on September 22. Grief Matters, a Southwark-based charity, will be hosting an evening of music and

The Peckham and Nunhead Free Film Festival (PNFFF) celebrates its 10th edition on September 5-15, marking the anniversary with an range of films for all ages, screening in unique venues

London Design Festival returns to the capital for its 17th year running from September 14-22, with an inspiring programme of events and installations across the city. During the festival, the

The Battersea Evolution venue in Battersea Park will transform into an alpine arena to host The Telegraph Ski & Snowboard Festival for the fifth year running. The festival attracted 17,000

A famous rock photographer has opened a gallery recording a lifetime of music history – and is selling some of his limited edition work. Denis O’Regan has photographed many rock

An artist has partnered with a university to create an exhibition which plans to raise awareness about modern day slavery. Sara Shamma, a celebrated Syrian artist, who now lives in

The first ever Capital Crime Festival, which celebrates all things crime and thriller, real and fictional, is set to take place at the end of September. Capital Crime is a

One of the biggest nightclubs names in the world is celebrating its 28th birthday next month with a two-part special event. Ministry of Sound, based in Elephant and Castle, are

By Alice Fuller A dancer turned businesswoman defeated more than 300 people worldwide to win an award for her contribution to a performing arts school. Kim Findlay, principal of Stagecoach

BY JAMES TWOMEY A display of paintings by John Hoyland are set to go on display as part of the Spotlights series at Tate Britain. The six major works included

An annual festival celebrating African culture and its people returns this September with an impressive lineup across music, arts and dance. Southbank Centre’s Africa Utopia festival returns on September 13-15

An up and coming soul singer says her music is reflective of the “honest, frank and raw” upbringing she had in South-east London. Bromley-born Amy Swift, pictured, is experiencing new

The Wimbledon Common Nature Club, supported by the London Wildlife Trust, met for a session on how to make Natural Paint Brushes on Sunday. The children and their families went

Enjoy a lazy September day on the old Metropolitan line, travelling in vintage style through lush suburbia on 1950s ex-British Rail 4TC coaches. On September 7-8, passengers can relive the

An award-winning classical guitarist who was forced to stop playing after a feared career-ending injury is returning to the stage to perform his new album. Montenegro-born Battersea-based Milos is back

The boat made famous by climate change activist group Extinction Rebellion is on show at the National Maritime Museum after having spent the day outside the Royal Courts of Justice

To celebrate the launch of one of London’s most iconic riverside spots, Battersea Power Station will be hosting a Garden Party on the water for all to enjoy throughout August.

A bank holiday of madness has been promised to those on Clapham Common this August as the House of Common festival returns for another year, writes James Twomey. Headlined by

The first-ever UK tour of CBeebies show In the Night Garden brings a brand-new show to the Churchill Theatre in Bromley from August 20-24. Take a dive into the magical