May 2009 (annual) Trafalgar Square
Africa Day on Trafalgar Square is a free festival celebrating the culture of a colourful continent, with particular emphasis on the positive contributions that London's African communities have brought to the capital. Visitors can sample African cuisine and buy crafts. More
28 Sep 2008 (annual) St Mary le Bow
The second Harvest Festival of the Pearly Kings and Queens takes place at the church of St Mary Le Bow in Cheapside (there are two others). A parade precedes the event starting at Guildhall Yard with entertainment, marching bands, dancing, donkeys and carts, before moving to the church. Fruit and vegetables are given to the Whitechapel Mission for the Homeless. More
14 May 2002 - 3 Oct 2009; not Sun Dominion Theatre
Queen and Ben Elton have collaborated to produce, at a cost of £7.5 million, We Will Rock You. It opened at London's Dominion Theatre in May 2002 and is still going strong, not only this original London production, but now in theatres in Sydney, Spain, Russia, Germany and Las Vegas. More
12 Jun - 14 Sep 2008 (annual) National Portrait Gallery
A highlight in London's art calendar, the BP Portrait Award exhibition is held annually at the National Portrait Gallery. It showcases the winning entries of what is considered by many to be the most prestigious portrait competition in the world. More
8 Oct 2008 - 11 Jan 2009 The Hayward Gallery
The Hayward Gallery presents a major exhibition of Pop Art guru Andy Warhol's work from the 1950s through to the 1980s. More
24 Jul - 26 Oct 2008 British Museum
The British Museum's latest blockbuster traces the life of one of the greatest Roman emperors. Hadrian: Empire and Conflict brings together 180 objects to throw light on the man, the emperor, his empire, wife and lover. More
23 Aug 2008 - 24 May 2009 (annual) Craven Cottage
Fulham play their home matches at Craven Cottage. The Premier League fixtures for the 2008/9 season are as follows: More
Africa Day on Trafalgar Square is a free festival celebrating the culture of a colourful continent, with particular emphasis on the positive contributions that London's African communities have brought to the capital. Visitors can sample African cuisine and buy crafts. 
A highlight in London's art calendar, the BP Portrait Award exhibition is held annually at the National Portrait Gallery. It showcases the winning entries of what is considered by many to be the most prestigious portrait competition in the world. 
The Hayward Gallery presents a major exhibition of Pop Art guru Andy Warhol's work from the 1950s through to the 1980s. 
