London's largest free flower festival returned this May with its most ambitious theme yet. Here is what you can't miss. Every year, for one week in May, Chelsea transforms. Shopfronts that spend the other 51 weeks of the year selling jewellery, activewear, and juice suddenly sprout planets, mermaids, and astronauts. Streets that are already among London's most elegant become something stranger and more wonderful. Chelsea in Bloom has been doing this since 2005, and in its 21s

How to visit Chelsea Physic Garden, the walled garden by the Thames founded in 1673: opening times, prices, the plants to look for, and events through the year.

A classical tribute to Amy Winehouse's most iconic music will take place in London later this month. Expect to hear all of her classics beautifully performed live by the London Film Music Orchestra Soloists (quartet) in a stunning candle-lit setting. Programme: 1 hour of Amy Winehouse's music, including Back to Black, You Know That I'm No Good, Valerie, Rehab, Tears Dry On Their Own, Love Is A Losing Game, Me & Mr Jones, and more. 📍 Where: Holy Trinity Church, Sloane Square,

Luke Jerram’s Gaia, the world-renowned miniaturized planet Earth that tours across the globe, is back in London this summer, at the Kensington and Chelsea Festival. The internally-lit spherical sculpture is a helium-filled balloon 2.1 million times smaller than the real Earth. The artwork measures seven metres in diameter and it was created from detailed 120dpi NASA images of the surface of the Earth, as though seen from space. Photo source: @kcfestivaluk via Instagram At nig