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TCS London Marathon 2026 | Greenwich
For over three decades, the London Marathon has been one of the world's most beloved events. With around 36,000 runners filling the streets of central London, the London Marathon races a 26.2-mile course. Characterised by crazy costumes and anything-goes, the marathon is a huge draw for runners and spectators alike. From Batman to Superman, super elite athletes to beginners can take part and stand out from the crowd, without losing their seriousness in the competition. Officially known as the TCS London Marathon, the marathon is open to anyone who is willing to commit, train and run to the finish line. The route runs straight through the city centre, passing the Thames, Blackheath and Greenwich, making it a great way to see London on foot for the first time. Along the way, you'll also see attractions such as Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London and the London Eye. Founded by New York City Marathon winner Christ Brasher, the event's mission is to get people all over the world running, while running for whatever cause they choose. It raises millions of dollars each year, not only creating some of the most accomplished athletes, but also helping people around the world who need support and funds.
Christmas at Kew Gardens | Richmond upon Thames
Christmas at Kew is a festive extravaganza not to be missed, whether celebrating the arrival of the festive season or ringing in the New Year with family and friends. The new trail for 2025 will be just as magical as ever. Don't miss the stunning new works by artists from around the world, being presented in the UK for the first time. The vibrant illuminations are always memorable, and what's even more memorable is spotting Santa along the way.
Along the trail and in the food court next to Temperate House, you can enjoy a dazzling array of street food and festive dishes, from hot dishes and desserts to spicy winter warmers and hot chocolate. The Pavilion Bar & Grill will also be open and welcoming guests, offering a special festive menu.
Sufi life and art | The British Museum
This display will explore Sufi life and art through a selection of objects that represent Sufi communities in the Middle East, North and Sub-Saharan Africa, and northern India. This mystical movement, which first appeared in the Islamic world during the eighth century AD, has been defined as a pathway to a personal experience with God.
Space: Could Life Exist Beyond Earth? | Natural History Museum
Touch a piece of Mars, wrap your hands around a fragment of the Moon and snap a selfie with the Allende meteorite, which – at 4.567 billion years old – is even older than Earth!
Today, there’s more evidence than ever before to suggest that life could exist beyond Earth. Our newest exhibition explores the big question – are we alone in the universe?
Travel from Earth’s extreme environments out into space, stopping off at asteroids, Mars, the icy moons of Jupiter and Saturn and planets beyond our solar system in the search for life.
Smell planets, touch parts of our solar system, design your own space mission and see what scientists believe could be out there in our out-of-this-world exhibition.
Radical Harmony: Helene Kröller-Müller's Neo-Impressionists | The National Gallery
When critics first saw Georges Seurat’s new style of painting, they thought it might bring about the death of painting itself. But what was it about artists like Paul Signac, Anna Boch, Jan Toorop and Henri-Edmond Cross, that ruffled so many feathers? Neo-Impressionists painted in small dots of pure colour. Viewed from a distance, the colours blend to create nuanced tones and an illusion of light. Now known as pointillism, this technique simplified form and played with colour in an entirely new way, verging on the edge of abstraction. Alongside this exciting approach to colour, their style went hand-in-hand with radical political ideas. They captured late 19th-century European society through luminous landscapes, portraits and interior scenes, while also depicting the struggles faced by the working class, in reaction against the industrial age. Most of the paintings we’re exhibiting were collected by Helene Kröller-Müller, one of the first great women art patrons of the 20th century. She assembled the most comprehensive ensemble of Neo-Impressionist paintings in the world. Collected with the aim of being publicly accessible, these works now form part of the Kröller-Müller Museum in the Netherlands, which Helene Kröller-Muller founded. See these radical visions of pure colour for yourself in Radical Harmony: Helene Kröller-Müller’s Neo-Impressionists. This exhibition is a collaboration between the National Gallery and the Kröller-Müller Museum, Otterlo
A Christmas Carol | The Old Vic
Matthew Warchus’big-hearted, smash hit production of Charles Dickens’ immortal classic returns to The Old Vic, joyously adapted for the stage by Jack Thorne (Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, His Dark Materials). A Christmas Carolfills the auditorium to the brim with mince pies, music and merriment. Aunique staging immerses the audience in London’s longest running adaptation of this beloved festive favourite.
Edwin Austin Abbey: By the Dawn’s Early Light | The National Gallery
From Philadelphia to Gloucestershire, hear the story of a great American artist and his finest painting.
See Edwin Austin Abbey’s huge study for ‘The Hours’, the celestial scene that decorates the ceiling of the Representatives Chamber, Pennsylvania State Capitol, Harrisburg. His most important work, created late in his career, it was to be his last.
A friend of John Singer Sargent, Royal Academician, successful artist and illustrator – Abbey, born 1852 in Philadelphia, left the US in 1878 for the UK, never to return. He produced ‘The Hours’ in his Gloucestershire studio, then the largest art studio in Europe, from where both the study and mural were shipped to the US.
Abbey’s career spanned an age of renewal in America, one of national expression, optimism and ambition that drove new, grand public architectural commissions like the State Capitol building and inspired literature and the arts.
Wes Anderson: The Exhibition | the Design Museum
The first retrospective exhibition of the work of film director Wes Anderson will follow the evolution of his films from his first experiments in the 1990s, right up to his most recent, Oscar-winning frescoes.
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