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A wonderfully odd pop-up where kids can build paper flower bouquets inside a black-and-white illustrated florist shop. Part art installation, part creative play session.

A magical narrated musical story for families at Blackheath Conservatoire. Narrator/singer Mairéad Sheerin is joined by flute and piano for a journey through Wonderland with music by Debussy, Mozart, Satie, Haydn, Handel and Ravel. 31 May 2026 at 2:00pm and 3:30pm. Adults £12 | Children £6 | Under 2s free. Book via Eventbrite.

A family event at the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich where young visitors can explore the night sky, meet astronomers, and take part in hands-on space activities. Set inside one of London's most spectacular family-friendly museums, which is free to enter year-round. Check the website for upcoming event dates.

Even the most lost things can be found. A puppet show for ages 6–11. Part of Little Angel Theatre's Children's Puppet Festival 2026. Playing 31 July–2 August at Little Angel Studios, Islington.

Sing, dance and play your way through the history of entertainment in this interactive session designed for babies and toddlers.

Critically acclaimed classical concert series for babies and toddlers in south London. Professional musicians play classical favourites in a relaxed, no-pressure environment. Up to 2 children free per adult.

Critically acclaimed classical concert series for babies and toddlers in the heart of Highgate. Professional musicians play classical favourites in a relaxed, no-pressure environment. Up to 2 children free per adult.

Critically acclaimed classical concert series for babies and toddlers. Professional musicians play classical favourites in a relaxed, no-pressure environment. Up to 2 children free per adult.

Critically acclaimed classical concert series for babies and toddlers. Professional musicians play classical favourites, jazz and folk in a relaxed environment. No behavioural expectations — babies free to move, feed and explore. Up to 2 children free per adult.

Critically acclaimed classical concert series for babies and toddlers. Professional musicians play classical favourites in a relaxed, no-pressure environment. Up to 2 children free per adult.

Do you have what it takes to be a music hall comedian? Step into the shoes of a Victorian entertainer in this fun family workshop at London Museum Docklands.

Discover the fascinating world of bees at Walthamstow Wetlands on 27 June 2026. Learn how to identify bee species, understand their role in the ecosystem and find them in the wild. Ideal for curious families and nature enthusiasts.

One of London's fanciest flower competitions returns, with entire shopfronts and streets turned into giant floral displays. This year's theme is fairy tales.

Blackheath Halls is a historic SE3 venue with a fantastic family programme — from The Gruffalo and Alice in Wonderland Ballet to interactive music shows like Boppin' Bunnies. Check their What's On page for upcoming family shows throughout the year.

The official Bluey stage show featuring full-scale puppets, live music and an original story by Ludo Studio. 50 minutes, no interval. Babes in arms under 18 months free. Periodically at Southbank Centre — check the website for tour dates.

Circus skills for kids without the stress of actually running away to join one. Juggling, plate spinning, ribbon work and even aerial silks.

A playful theatre show about confusing rules, mixed-up instructions and that feeling of not quite fitting in.

Baby comedy club in east London at the Backyard Comedy Club. Professional comedians, relaxed daytime atmosphere. Babies up to 15 months.

Baby comedy club in the heart of Clapham. Professional comedians, relaxed daytime atmosphere. Babies up to 15 months.

The UK's leading daytime baby comedy club. Professional comedians perform their regular adult material to an audience of parents with babies. Buggies welcome. Babies up to 15 months.

Baby comedy club in north London. Professional comedians, relaxed daytime atmosphere. Babies up to 15 months.

Bring Your Own Baby stand-up comedy shows in Greenwich — daytime comedy nights for parents with babies and young children. Pram-friendly venue, relaxed atmosphere — crying, feeding and nappy changes all welcome. Running since 2014, these hugely popular events sell out fast. Check byobcomedy.com for dates and tickets.

A live bubble show for younger kids at the Science Museum, featuring experiments and giant bubbles.

Learn about the Abbey's stunning medieval architecture then get hands-on with sculpture building and creating your own rose window design. Free family day with prebooking at Westminster Abbey.

Boat rides, wildlife spotting and canal-themed crafts at the wonderfully niche London Canal Museum.

Celebrate Caribbean heritage and its deep connections with London's transport history. A week of family activities including arts, crafts, costumed characters, storytelling and music.

Annual relaxed family Prom every August where CBeebies characters join a live orchestra for an interactive musical bedtime story. Fully relaxed — children can move, make noise, bring soft toys. Two sessions per day. An unmissable annual fixture.

Guided baby-friendly wine tasting for new parents. Learn tasting techniques, explore varieties and food pairings. Babies very welcome.

Guided baby-friendly wine tasting for new parents at People's Park Tavern. Babies very welcome.

Guided baby-friendly wine tasting for new parents. Learn tasting techniques, explore varieties and food pairings in a relaxed, social atmosphere. Babies very welcome.

Basically the floral Olympics for west London. Streets and shopfronts get covered in giant flower displays, with this year's theme going full cosmic: planets, stars and "out of this world" creations.

Six choirs come together at Blackheath Conservatoire for an evening of music from TV and film, celebrating 100 years of television. 14 June 2026 at 3:30pm. General admission £8 | Under 5s free. Book via Eventbrite.

Rip, fold and scrumple! Dive into the magical world of Club Origami. Perfect for the very youngest — ages 2–5. Part of Little Angel Theatre's Children's Puppet Festival 2026. Playing 7–9 August at Little Angel Studios, Islington.

The UK's top family-friendly stand-up comedy club comes to the Royal Albert Hall. A show packed with laugh-out-loud sets suitable for children and adults alike.

Dress in royal livery, sit in replica carriages, ride a wooden pony and follow the May Mews Discovery Trail. A magical behind-the-scenes look at the working royal stables at Buckingham Palace.

Help break a Guinness World Record by painting your piece of a massive collaborative artwork celebrating ZSL London Zoo's 200th birthday. Plus face painting and extra animal activities all week.

Join the ship's Tudor Botanist for interactive talks exploring bizarre maritime medicine and naval remedies aboard the Golden Hinde replica ship in Southwark.

Create beautiful blue-and-white botanical cyanotype prints at Walthamstow Wetlands on 31 May 2026. Learn this historic photographic printing technique using plants and flowers from the reserve. A lovely creative activity for adults and older children.

Create colourful data bracelets and discover how Florence Nightingale pioneered the use of statistics to save lives. Interactive family trails and hands-on craft activities included in admission.

Create your own ship camouflage designs inspired by Royal Navy dazzle techniques using paper, lightboxes and periscopes. Drop-in family workshop at the Imperial War Museum.

A free half-term drop-in packed with crafty historical chaos. Kids can make plant prints, try calligraphy, design the park of the future and even meet Queen Victoria.

Based on Dav Pilkey's bestselling books, hilarious and heartfelt in equal measure, with a dog for a hero.

Step back to 1826 as costumed characters bring the Duke of Wellington's reign at the Tower to life. Immersive storytelling, eccentric characters and the Crown Jewels all included in admission.

A family workshop exploring Arabic calligraphy through colourful Eid-inspired lettering and patterns. Kids can learn to write festive phrases in beautiful script.

Part shadow-puppet show, part interactive music session, part dreamy woodland fever dream. Kids help bring animated creatures to life with sounds, rhythms and live instruments.

A gentle, sensory dance show inspired by Rumi and whirling dervishes. Music, movement and magic as kids explore the idea of "home" in a calm, slightly hypnotic way.

A clever half-term activity inspired by Victorian optical illusions. Kids can make their own thaumatrope and handle historic toys and trinkets.

The British Library's major 2025 exhibition celebrating fairy tales across cultures and centuries — from Cinderella to Anansi. Features rare manuscripts, original illustrations and immersive displays. A magical day out for families with older toddlers and young children who love stories. Check the website for current ticket availability and family activity days.

The British Library opens a fairy tales exhibition with books, original illustrations, theatre costumes, puppets and pop-ups.

A magical outdoor family day featuring Fly-Kid party, Harp in the Park, Back to Baby Family Concert and The Marvellous Myth Hunter storytelling show — all in the beautiful open-air setting of Regent's Park.

A creative drop-in family day inspired by the gallery's To Be Seen exhibition. Costumes, collage, playful photo backdrops and hands-on art activities.

Family nature discovery session at Walthamstow Wetlands on 26 May 2026. Hands-on exploration of the wetland habitat for parents and children together. Perfect half-term activity.

A relaxed drop-in creative space inspired by fairy tales, with crafts, games and plenty of hands-on bits to explore.

Hands-on nature workshops in London's oldest botanic garden, including chocolate-making (learn cacao cultivation), painting with plants, family soap making and cyanotype crafting.

Create a miniature nature scene using wet felting techniques with a professional artist at the Foundling Museum. A calming, hands-on craft workshop for children aged 5-12.

Intimate, relaxed live music concerts created specifically for parents and babies under 1 year old. Musicians from the Royal Academy of Music perform while babies are free to wriggle, make noise and feed. Expectant parents also welcome.

Free lunchtime concert at Blackheath Conservatoire featuring the dynamic Holtág string quartet. Repertoire spans Haydn, Beethoven and Ravel through to Crumb, Maconchy and Glass. Recent BBC Radio 3 debutants and competition finalists. 22 May 2026 at 1:30pm. 45–60 minutes. Babies and children welcome — buggy parking available. Optional retiring collection.

Free lunchtime concert at Blackheath Conservatoire. Cellist Irina Korolevskaia and pianist Chiara Naldi perform chamber music and solo pieces by Bach, Chopin, Fauré and Rachmaninov. 5 June 2026 at 1:30pm. All ages welcome. Optional retiring collection.

Free lunchtime piano recital at Blackheath Conservatoire. Phillip Leslie performs a selection of Chopin's most beloved works including Mazurkas, Ballade No. 1 and Nocturne. 12 June 2026 at 1:30pm. All ages welcome. Optional retiring collection.

Free lunchtime concert at Blackheath Conservatoire. Thomas Walsh performs on the rare ten-string guitar with JS Bach's Suite in G Minor for Lute and a contemporary Persian composition exploring new techniques. 19 June 2026 at 1:30pm. All ages welcome. Optional retiring collection.

Giffords Circus pitches up in the grounds of Chiswick House. Small tent, performers right up close. One of the most intimate circus experiences in London.

Follow Julia Donaldson's Gozzle the gosling on an interactive nature trail, finding 15 hidden Gozzles along the wetland paths, striking animal poses and exploring the bird hides.

A gloriously chaotic day celebrating all things canine, with dog competitions, pet stalls, treats, games and plenty of very enthusiastic humans.

A free drop-in workshop with colours, patterns, storytelling and plenty of glue-stick diplomacy between siblings.

Meet historical characters including Mistress Babbington, build galaxies, design medals and enjoy storytelling in the stunning Palladian Queen's House in Greenwich. Free for all.

A lovely little nature morning with flower trails, seed-ball making, microscopes, botanical snacks and floral bookmark crafting.

Meet colourful character actors from the Cutty Sark's seafaring past, then make kaleidoscopes or celestial crowns in drop-in craft sessions. Explore the famous clipper ship in Greenwich.

Shape and bake your own hardtack dough — the iron biscuit that fuelled soldiers through campaigns. Learn how army rations worked in this free hands-on family workshop.

Build and test your own aircraft designs with Lego, control radio helicopters and compete in paper plane challenges. Hands-on STEM activities for families at the RAF Museum in North London.

Engineering challenges for the whole family inside a Victorian pumping station. Build towers, test your designs in the splash zone and sketch blueprints among magnificent historic steam engines.

An immersive family-friendly exhibition by filmmaker Liam Young exploring visions of the future through architecture, technology and imagination. A unique and thought-provoking experience for curious families.

A panto like no other – loud, silly and completely off its beanstalk! For ages 4–11. Part of Little Angel Theatre's Children's Puppet Festival 2026. Playing 4–5 August at Little Angel Studios, Islington.

New exhibition at the Natural History Museum. Giant prehistoric sea monsters, huge fossils and the sort of creatures that make sharks look quite manageable.

CBeebies megastar Justin Fletcher (Mr Tumble) brings his high-energy live theatre show to London-area venues. Classic songs, dancing and comedy. Periodic touring — check the website for dates at Churchill Theatre Bromley and other nearby venues.

Turns out your kitchen is basically a science lab with snacks. Kids mix, experiment and make controlled chaos with everyday ingredients while learning the chemistry behind it all.

Lenny Pearce's Toddler Rave — big beats, little feet, home before bedtime. High-energy interactive DJ sets remixing children's favourites into contemporary music for babies and toddlers. Touring London venues throughout 2026–2027. Check lennypearce.com for London dates, venues and tickets.

A gloriously simple half term activity involving bubble wands, giant bubbles and "bubbly bugs" in the Cloister Garden.

A relaxed drop-in workshop where families create colourful textile artworks together using printing, collage, drawing and simple stitching.

Drop-in creative sessions for the very youngest visitors. Explore aircraft, make crafts and let imaginations fly in these gentle sessions for toddlers and pre-schoolers at the RAF Museum.

Full orchestral family concerts by the London Philharmonic Orchestra built around a theme or story. On FUNharmonics days, OAE TOTS runs a parallel interactive session upstairs for 2–5 year olds.

LSO musicians retell a children's story entirely through music in the intimate Jerwood Hall. Children are encouraged to dance, sing and move as instruments bring the tale to life. Babies under 12 months free.

Weekly 45-minute music workshop series led by LSO musicians. Three age-banded sessions (0–18m, 0–3, 0–5 years). Children explore music-making through percussion, movement and song. Runs each school term.

A giant inflatable maze of glowing tunnels, colour-changing chambers and dreamlike spaces taking over Battersea Power Station for half term.

Explosions, fire, flying objects and the sort of experiments that make children immediately ask to "try one at home".

Free family workshops at the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich: design navigation tools, create starry constellation prints, make Victorian thaumatropes and explore sea-inspired storytelling.

Three days of cosplay, anime, gaming, movie stars, comics and children begging you for merchandise that costs more than your weekly food shop.

The author and poet turns 80 and the Southbank throws a party. Silly rhymes, storytelling and special guests for the whole day.

Free drop-in half-term festival including Jurassic Jaws — identify prehistoric marine creatures from their teeth — and Ocean Tales, a sensory storytelling session for young children.

Crack codes, decipher clues and track down a missing top-secret message with help from a roaming secret agent at the stunning Art Deco Eltham Palace and Gardens in south-east London.

Nature-themed storytime for young children at Walthamstow Wetlands on 26 May 2026. Stories inspired by the wildlife and landscapes of the wetlands. A wonderful half-term treat for little ones.

Forest school sessions for toddlers at Walthamstow Wetlands. Sessions run on Mondays and Fridays from mid-April through July. Little ones explore the wetland environment, connect with nature and develop outdoor skills in a guided, safe setting.

Lively interactive concerts by the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment where little ones explore historic period instruments. Children bring their clapping hands, singing voices and bouncing feet. Babes under 18 months free.

Community-facing OAE TOTS workshops hosted at Acland Burghley School in Camden. Local families enjoy interactive concerts introducing young children to baroque and classical period instruments. Subsidised places available.

Craft a paper theatre and bring your own puppet performers to life. A hands-on workshop inspired by Victorian entertainment at London Museum Docklands.

Large-scale arena show with Chase, Marshall, Skye and the full PAW Patrol crew in a musical adventure. Periodic arena visits to London — typically OVO Arena Wembley. Check the website for upcoming dates.

Bring your own character to life in this craft workshop inspired by the East End. Design and make your very own peg doll to take home.

The official Peppa Pig stage show tours London regularly, with an annual West End Christmas run at Theatre Royal Haymarket. Live actors, costumes and songs from the show. Under-12 months lap-sit free. Check the website for current London dates.

Hunt for colourful picnic-themed objects through the Time Tunnel of vintage packaging, then design your own picnic basket. Kids go free with a paying adult during half-term.

Eight-year-old Omar has a wild imagination, a big heart and has just moved to a new neighbourhood. A joyful, funny and heartfelt theatre production for the whole family at the Unicorn Theatre.

Kids can put on a VR headset, grab a virtual instrument and pretend they're performing with a full orchestra.

A bank holiday dog show with treats, prizes and the sort of wholesome chaos that happens when several dozen dogs realise they're all at the same party.

Baby-friendly wine tasting at a specialist wine shop. Bring your pram and little one while exploring guided wine flights. Sessions run 1:30–3pm.

A fearful puffling and a field mouse companion set out on an adventure together. For ages 3–8. Part of Little Angel Theatre's Children's Puppet Festival 2026. Playing 11–12 August at Little Angel Studios, Islington.

A funny, slightly twisted retelling of Rapunzel from award-winning theatre company Wrongsemble.

Tall Stories' Olivier Award-nominated adaptation of Julia Donaldson's Room on the Broom. 55 minutes, no interval. Magical puppetry, songs and audience participation. Plays West End Christmas seasons at the Lyric Theatre. Check the website for upcoming dates.

Free family-friendly events at the Royal Opera House every Sunday, including workshops, performances, and backstage experiences. A magical introduction to opera and ballet for little ones.

Free family scavenger trails and drop-in nature activities in Kensington Gardens and Regent's Park celebrating the wildlife and ecology of London's royal parks.

Discover how the seahorse became the ship's crest by finding hidden seahorses and cracking codes aboard HMS Belfast. Paint your own plaster souvenir to take home. Drop-in daily.

Hear stories about unusual objects that have crossed Tower Bridge, then make shadow puppets and act them out in this drop-in workshop for children aged 6-10.

A brand new Sherlock Holmes mystery set in Victorian London, performed outdoors in Regent's Park. Fog, conspiracies and a bit of Baker Street.

A celebration of London's legendary skate scene with photography, video and stories from the Undercroft over the last 50 years.

The British Museum's free half term festival returns with storytelling, creative workshops and even Morris dancing.

Freckle Productions' award-winning adaptation of Julia Donaldson's Stick Man. Packed with puppetry, songs, live music and comedy. 60 minutes, no interval. Annual Christmas season at the Bloomsbury Theatre — check the website for dates.

A warm, feel-good storytelling session inspired by I Shine Like the Sun, followed by nature-themed crafts for little ones.

Follow the free Super Nature Trail along Regent's Canal and Coal Drops Yard, discovering hidden urban wildlife with QR code prompts. Plus a woven installation 'Dandelions Always Return' by the canal.

An afternoon of superhero games, face painting and soft play, with kids encouraged to come dressed as their favourite caped crusader.

Meet Teach Rex — a life-size, animatronic baby T. rex — in this interactive family performance exploring dinosaur science at the Natural History Museum.

Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler's cosy woodland stories come to life on stage with puppets, songs and plenty of gentle fun for little ones.

Pack the picnic blanket, grab the fluffiest member of the family and head to Fulham Palace for a teddy-themed day in the gardens. Outdoor theatre, games and crafts.

Three days of circus acts, aerial shows, workshops, street theatre and general glorious nonsense taking over Hampton Court Palace gardens.

Richard Ayoade + fairy tales is already a strong combo. Expect funny twists on classic stories, live readings, and plenty of "wait… what happened after?" moments.

Julia Donaldson and David Roberts' story about a bath that flies off into the night, with catchy songs, rubber ducks and everyday heroes.

Tall Stories' Olivier Award-nominated stage adaptation of Julia Donaldson's beloved picture book. Features puppetry, original songs and live performance. Seen by over 3 million children worldwide. Plays summer seasons at the Lyric Theatre, West End. Check the website for current dates.

Tall Stories' enchanting sequel to The Gruffalo, playing Christmas seasons at the Lyric Theatre in London's West End. Puppetry, songs and the magic of the snowy Deep Dark Wood. Check the website for current dates.

Step into the world of Janet and Allan Ahlberg's beloved picture book. Write messages, ride the underground Mail Rail and explore interactive fairytale locations in this immersive family exhibition.

A powerful theatre piece for teens about twelve young people escaping the adult world to build their own society deep in the Scottish Highlands.

World premiere marionette production. A curious child unleashes magical powers — but when the spells don't stop, the young apprentice learns that all things must be handled with care. Written, directed and designed by Olivier Hymans. For ages 6+. Playing 22–30 August at Little Angel Theatre, Islington.

Olivier Award-nominated hit stage adaptation of Judith Kerr's beloved picture book. A boisterous, upbeat play with music about an unexpected teatime guest. Runs summer and Christmas seasons at Theatre Royal Haymarket. Children under 18 months may sit on a lap. Check the website for current dates.

Andersen's story about not fitting in, told with puppets on the barge in Little Venice. A moving and careful piece of puppet work.

International touring production featuring 75 life-size puppets bringing four Eric Carle picture books to life: The Very Hungry Caterpillar, The Very Busy Spider, 10 Little Rubber Ducks and Brown Bear, Brown Bear. 50–60 minutes. Suitable from 12 months. Periodically visits artsdepot and other London venues.

Self-guided trail through the stunning Walthamstow Wetlands inspired by Eric Carle's beloved picture book. Follow the trail during reserve opening hours (9:30am–5pm) — allow at least 1 hour. Perfect for families with young children exploring nature together.

The beloved Australian children's music group bring their arena spectacular to London periodically. Big-production show with dancing, DJ Dorothy, bubbles, lights and the Big Red Ute. Check the website for upcoming London dates.

History-focused craft workshops in the café at the National Archives, Kew. Explore original documents and bring history to life through making and creative activities. Prebooking essential.

Discover a Tiny Planet that holds gigantic stories. Part of Little Angel Theatre's Children's Puppet Festival 2026. Playing 28–29 July at Little Angel Studios, Islington.

A classic fable turned into a lively, toe-tapping show with puppets, music and just enough chaos to keep small attention spans locked in.

A powerful theatre show experienced through headphones and immersive 3D sound. Funny, moving and inventive in a way kids will remember for ages.

Dermot O'Leary's bestselling children's book comes alive with music, laugh-out-loud fun and extraordinary puppetry.

A gloriously chaotic upcycled art workshop where kids can turn cardboard, scraps and assorted objects into colourful creations.

Guided tree walk at Walthamstow Wetlands on 27 June 2026, led by expert Greg Packman. Explore the trees of the wetlands, learn how to identify species and discover their ecological importance. A wonderful outdoor learning experience for all the family.

Interactive museum of optical illusions and mind-bending sensory experiences, with special half term programming 23–31 May 2026. Includes daily live science and magic shows by Marvin's Magic (Captain Calamity) at 11am, 12:30pm, 2pm and 3pm, a complimentary detective activity trail, and 80+ hands-on exhibits. One accessible floor, pram-friendly. Under-3s free. Children from £18, adults from £23.50.

The UK's leading professional theatre for young audiences, with a dedicated programme for ages 0–3. Sensory shows for babies from 6 months and intimate productions for toddlers. A wonderful introduction to live theatre right by London Bridge.

A free drop-in creative studio at Tate Modern where families explore memory through play and making. Wednesdays are dedicated to under-5s; weekends open to all ages.

The V&A has gone full crafty chaos for half term, with free drop-in activities inspired by nature and design. Tarot card making, fungi fashion, digital drawing, performances and sensory play for babies.

Immersive interactive exhibition inspired by Jules Verne's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Board the Nautilus submarine, command the periscope, explore kelp forests, meet a giant squid, and dress up as submariners or sea creatures. Includes Octonauts-themed activities and a free adventure trail. Running until 1 November 2026. Adults £9.80, children (3–16) £7, under-3s free. Advance booking recommended.

Board the legendary Nautilus submarine and explore Jules Verne-inspired underwater worlds packed with prehistoric sea creatures, interactive challenges and an Octonauts trail.

Meet real-life veterans and eyewitnesses to war sharing their personal stories and memories. A rare and moving opportunity for families at the Imperial War Museum.

Little Angel Theatre's acclaimed puppetry production of Michael Rosen's classic picture book. Approximately 45 minutes, with original music. Regularly plays at Polka Theatre Wimbledon and tours London venues — check the website for upcoming dates.

Interactive music-making sessions (~1 hour) where children explore instruments, songs and stories with chamber musicians. Two age-split sessions: 1–2 years and 3–5 years. Children march, move and play along.

Hands-on wildflower printing workshop at Walthamstow Wetlands on 19 June 2026. Use flowers and plants from the reserve to create beautiful prints to take home. Great for adults and children who love nature and craft.

Monthly baby-friendly natural wine and artisan cheese tasting. Babies are compulsory — a firm parent-and-baby occasion. Runs 12–3pm.

Family wildlife discovery sessions every other Sunday from May through August at Walthamstow Wetlands. Dates: 24 May, 7 Jun, 21 Jun, 5 Jul, 19 Jul, 2 Aug, 16 Aug, 30 Aug 2026. Explore the reserve's incredible wildlife with expert guides. A brilliant free day out for nature-loving families.

Kids can channel their inner Indiana Jones at this hands-on archaeology day exploring Roman London through real artefacts, puzzles and excavation-style activities.

Freckle Productions bring Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler's Zog to life with joyful original songs, puppets by Little Angel Theatre, and live music. Summer season at Cadogan Hall. Check the website for upcoming dates.