Stand astride the prime meridian at the home of Greenwich Mean Time

It's January, the month of the new year's resolutions and, of course, the birthday of the king of comedy: Jim Carrey. To celebrate, we'll be screening a retrospective film series in ode to Jim's life on the big screen.

Discover British cartoon & comic art from the 18th century to the present day!

BAYSIXTY6 Skate Park is hosting beginners only drop-in skateboarding sessions to keep it safe for first-time skaters and help them find their feet.

Artist Raju Rage brings their studio to Tate and invites you to explore everyday objects, sculpture and performance.

A magic experience for kids!

This Music Gallery display explores the smaller keyboard instruments that, over the centuries, we have invited into our homes.

Young James is orphaned and sent to live with his horrible aunts. A strange series of events lead to him befriending a group of entertaining, musical insects who live inside a giant peach and, with his dream of visiting New York City, they set off on adventures galore. This quirky and magical film is directed by Henry Selick (The Nightmare Before Christmas, Coraline).

You know it’s officially Christmastime in the capital when the Natural History Museum opens its ice rink.

Blink. Blink again. What do you see? Day by day your world is filling up with colour, little one. Reds and blues, yellows and greens. Twinkling lights that glisten and gleam. Your reflection is staring back at you. Wide eyed and full of hope. Mirrors, lights, colours and sounds. The world is your Kaleidoscope.

Daily parade!

The Cartoon Museum re-launched at 63 Wells Street on 1st July 2019! The design vision for the museum was led by Sam Jacob Studio, who used the language of cartoons and comics as inspiration for the new architecture.

The Royal Academy supports art and artists through exhibitions, education and debate.

Playing house-infused jazz, funk, dance and soul music, it's the live band project of house music icon Louie Vega.

Dance away the baby weight with the help of your baby! A workout that is so much fun it doesn't feel like work.

No two visits to an Eddie Catz are the same, but you're always guaranteed fun with the kids and the chance to catch an educational activity. Created by a Mum and Dad, we're the first of our kind and offer loads to do:

The Grant Museum is a natural history collection covering the entire animal kingdom, including many rare and extinct specimens.

Dance away the baby weight with the help of your baby! A workout that is so much fun it doesn't feel like work.

Bring your kids to follow the mouse on an adventure through the dark and scary woods in a stage adaptation Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler's popular children's book.

A colourful celebration of India's vibrant plants and culture.

The Museum runs free drop-in activities every day including arts and crafts, tours and storytelling. All activities are free, drop-in and suitable for children aged 3-12 unless otherwise stated.

Creative Kids: Happy Birthday, William Morris

Kensington leisure centre

If you’re cutting your teeth as an artist or you’re wondering how to get started, there are loads of opportunities to get involved at the Roundhouse Studios.

The park offers beginners sessions, skate camps and girls sessions.