What's on

Browse public events, exhibitions and complementary dining from leading art galleries and institutions for the ultimate cultural experience in London’s West End.

The Phantom of the Opera

Theatre

October 09 - March 29

Experience the thrill of the West End’s most haunting love story!

Hadestown

Theatre

February 10 - February 09

Welcome to Hadestown, where a song can change your life.

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Les Misérables

Theatre

April 04 - March 29

Experience the magic of Les Misérables, Cameron Mackintosh’s legendary production and the world’s longest-running musical.

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Celebrating Quobna Ottobah Cugoano at St. James’s Church Piccadilly

What's on

April 17 - January 01

St. James’s Church Piccadilly proudly hosts the first-ever permanent art tribute honouring the life of Quobna Ottobah Cugoano worldwide.

Celebrate The National Gallery’s 200th Birthday

What's on

May 10 - December 21

The National Gallery is celebrating 200 years since it’s inception.

My National Gallery, London in Cinemas

Cinema

June 04 - December 21

Celebrate The National Gallery's 200th Birthday with a collection of stories told through film in 'My National Gallery London' hitting cinemas on 4 June 2024.

Yinka Ilori MBE transforms Piccadilly Circus into inspiring Dreamscape

Installation

August 20 - August 31

Piccadilly Circus has been reimagined into a vibrant dreamscape by British-Nigerian artist and designer Yinka Ilori MBE in collaboration with Art of London.

Francis Bacon Portrait of a Man Walking Down Steps 1972

Francis Bacon: Human Presence

Exhibition

October 10 - January 19

Explore the captivating world of Francis Bacon: Human Presence, an exhibition that showcases over 50 works from one of Britain’s most fascinating artists.

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button—now in the West End

Theatre

October 10 - March 01

Based on F. Scott Fitzgerald’s iconic short story, this heartwarming and magical tale is reimagined in a Cornish fishing village by award-winning creators Jethro Compton and Darren Clark.