Halloween outfits can cost a small fortune – and let’s be honest, hairdos often take up half the budget (and half the effort!). But fear not, mums – 2025 is all about clever creativity. With families tightening their belts, this is the year to raid wardrobes, rummage through drawers and turn household bits into show-stopping costumes. Because let’s face it — no one does…
For a family-friendly Halloween in London, consider theme parks like Chessington World of Adventures, or historical sites such as the Tower of London and Hampton Court Palace, which offer spooky but appropriate events. Other options include attractions like London Zoo’s “Boo at the Zoo,” the Warner Bros. Studio Tour’s Dark Arts event, and family-friendly light trails and…
This Friday 17th October, I went to Kenwood House for the opening of their Halloween at Kenwood Trail, and I have to say – it was truly spooky! Even the little ones were scared!
For me, the fright actually started before I even arrived… I decided to take the woodland path to reach the house, and suddenly it was pitch black. I honestly felt like Little Red Riding Hood wandering through…
There’s a quiet kind of magic in homes that balance the old and the new. The high ceilings, decorative cornices, and worn wooden floors whisper stories of another time — while sleek lines, calm palettes, and modern materials remind you that life moves forward. Blending modern design with period features isn’t about erasing the past; it’s about allowing both worlds to coexist beautifully.
London’s most iconic landmarks attract millions of visitors each year, creating queues that can test even the most patient parent’s resolve. The Tower of London, with its thousand-year history and dazzling Crown Jewels, ranks among the capital’s busiest attractions. This is especially common during school holidays when families arrive in large numbers.
Navigating historic sites…
During Bologna’s buzzing Cersaie 2025 (22-26 September), a quieter but no less powerful creative force unfolded in the heart of the city: Elementali, an immersive photographic exhibition by Italian photographer Paolo Zauli, internationally known for his rock-and-roll portraits of music legends. In this new body of work, Zauli swaps guitar riffs for whispers of wind and flame, channelling the…
On Saturday 27 September 2025, the Apollo Victoria Theatre glittered emerald green to mark a remarkable milestone: 19 years of Wicked in the West End. After nearly two decades and over 13 million London theatregoers, this beloved show remains one of the capital’s most dazzling and enduring productions – and after seeing it five times myself, I can confirm that its magic never…
London Mums Magazine was recently invited to try The Traitors:Live Experience in Covent Garden, and as someone who isn’t usually a reality TV fan, I’ll admit I was a little sceptical at first. I’d seen the hype on TV and heard family and friends rave about it, so I finally gave in – and I’m glad I did. From the very first episode I watched, I was hooked. The format – full of…
Today (15th September 2025), contributors from London Mums Magazine were invited to the National Army Museum in Chelsea to explore two remarkable exhibitions: Beyond Burma: Forgotten Armies; Myths and Realities.
Tucked away on Royal Hospital Road, just a short stroll from the Chelsea Embankment, the National Army Museum is a true hidden gem. Opened in 1960 and beautifully refurbished in 2017, the…
This autumn, Londoners are in for a very special night of music and memories as Imagine Lennon comes to Boisdale, Canary Wharf, on Saturday 11 October 2025. This brand-new production celebrates the life and songs of John Lennon with a performance that is as heartfelt as it is unforgettable.
Fronting the show is the internationally acclaimed Tyson Kelly, hailed as the greatest John Lennon in the…