W London has partnered with the Design Museum for a Wes Anderson-inspired takeover of Soho, featuring film screenings, cinematic cocktails, live talks with legendary prop designer Annie Atkins and immersive suite stays. As luxury hotels increasingly move into cultural programming, the collaboration offers a glimpse into the future of design-led hospitality in London.

Netflix and AEG Presents are bringing KPop Demon Hunters to arenas worldwide with a new live concert tour inspired by the viral animated phenomenon.

May in London marks the start of the city’s cultural peak, from major museum exhibitions and open-air theatre to new restaurant openings, festivals and live music. This curated guide to what to do in London in May brings together the best cultural moments, events and dining experiences shaping the city this month.

Join Mo Farah for a 3km run at BST Hyde Park Open House on 30 June 2026, followed by a live Q&A. Here is everything you need to know about tickets, timings, and the London event.

At Salon Privé London, the cars still lead the conversation, but they no longer tell the whole story. This year, a 1970 Monteverdi 375L stood out among 80 entries, taking the Concours de Vente’s top prize. Around it, a world of collectors and quiet luxury unfolded across three days in Chelsea.

Aqua Kyoto Paris positions dining as a carefully constructed experience, where setting, spectacle and cuisine come together to reflect a new kind of luxury in the city.

Reading Festival 2026 returns as a temperature check on youth culture, where music, fashion and identity collide. With a line up that spans introspective rap to immersive club culture, this year feels less like a festival and more like an ecosystem.

Staycation is changing how Londoners experience luxury hotels, turning them into spaces for spa days, dining and overnight escapes. In this interview, co-founder Kevin Hutchings explains the rise of modern staycations and why local luxury is redefining travel.

Salon Privé London 2026 transforms the Royal Hospital Chelsea into a curated world of hypercars, collectors and luxury design. Across three days, the event blends automotive excellence with fashion, hospitality and contemporary culture, positioning itself as one of London’s defining luxury lifestyle gatherings.

A curated guide to the best shops in Soho London, featuring fashion boutiques, streetwear stores, sneaker destinations and concept spaces shaping the capital’s most stylish neighbourhood.

HunterMoss reimagines luxury travel in France with Châteaux & Champagne, a seven-day supercar journey through Burgundy, Beaujolais, and Champagne combining vineyard roads, Michelin-star gastronomy, historic estates, and immersive wine experiences.