Right, you gorgeous lot. The days are stretching, the blossom is popping, and the cry of “Muuuum, I’m booooored” is about to reach a fever pitch. Fear not. I’ve waded through a mountain of press releases so you don’t have to. Here’s your curated, cheeky, and utterly brilliant guide to what’s hot in London this spring. Let’s get cracking.
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At London Mums Magazine, our contributors come from all walks of life, offering honest perspectives on theatre, cinema, restaurants and more. On Wednesday 11 March 2026, we attended the Marylebone Theatre to review Yentl. The review was a shared experience between myself, Ranjeet Panesar (48), and Verena McCarthy (86). What follows are Verena’s reflections on the production.
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There are some press events you attend, take a few notes, nod appreciatively, and file away for later. And then there are events that genuinely stop you in your tracks and make you rethink your entire relationship with creativity. The Cricut launch on 26th February 2026 was very much the latter. Let me be honest with you from the outset: I am not what you’d call a “natural…
Let me paint you a picture. There I was, standing in the shadow of Battersea Power Station – that magnificent brick cathedral of Art Deco industry immortalised by Pink Floyd in their iconic album – about to walk into an exhibition featuring treasures from the time when my beloved Italy was still just a collection of hills with some very confused tribes wandering about. And the best…
Right, gather round, gals. If, like me, you spent the better part of last weekend trying to find an activity that doesn’t involve stepping on a stray piece of Lego or wiping sticky fingerprints off the walls, I do have the tip for you.
We packed up the brood and headed to the Affordable Art Fair recently, and honestly? It was an absolute tonic. I’d almost forgotten what fresh air…
On another characteristically wet London afternoon, London Mums Magazine was invited to step inside the magic of the latest Mundo Pixar Experience. Located on Fulton Road in Wembley, the venue offered a warm escape from the February drizzle, greeting us with a champagne reception, sweet treats, and friendly organisers eager to guide us through.
I’m Ranjeet Panesar, a contributor for London…
Some events are nice to attend… and then there are the ones you just know people will still be talking about years later. And this spring, London is about to host one of the sweetest, most joyful (and slightly bonkers) community celebrations we’ve seen in years: The Longest Tiramisù in the World – a Guinness World Record attempt that is as much about people as it is about pudding.
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I went to seeMoulin Rouge! Il Musicalat the Sistina Chapiteau in Rome on 1 February 2026 with my dear friend Donatella, and let me tell you, it was pure, unadulterated magic from start to finish. Goosebumps. Hair-on-end. The kind of night where you can’t stop smiling, singing along (yes, we were those people), and feeling completely transported.
First of all, the venue…
Saturday night at the Electric Ballroom, London didn’t just dance – it time-travelled. Straight back to the late ’90s and early 2000s, glow sticks optional, nostalgia absolutely mandatory. And leading the charge? Eiffel 65, the Italian Eurodance duo who proved that some tunes simply refuse to age.
When “Blue (Da Ba Dee)” kicked in, the crowd – overwhelmingly…
Last night at the Golden Goose Theatre in Oval, London audiences were treated to something quietly extraordinary. Seven and a Half Years is not just a one-man play – it is an act of courage, resilience and creative rebirth, delivered with honesty, humility and, above all, beautiful music.
Written and performed by London-based songwriter and composer Mark Glentworth, the show is deeply…