#tate-britain

#tate-britain

In January, we all have to put in a little extra effort to keep sane. With the dark evenings, cold stormy weather and our bank accounts drained from December's festivities, it's easy to just stay home and rot. But don't give in to that temptation - there are loads of things going on across London this month that help make these winter months a little less miserable.

Between all the gift shopping, festive nights out and general largesse of the season, November's paycheque tends to dwindle pretty quickly. But scrimping in the lead up to the big day doesn't have to mean spending your weekends doing nothing. London will always have an abundance of brilliant things to do that won't cost you a penny, so you can save up for Christmas and continue enjoying the finest things this city has to offer.

From her pioneering work in French surrealism to war photography, Lee Miller (1907-1977) is currently celebrated in an exhibition at the Tate Britain museum. The largest retrospective of the trailblazing photographer ever held in the UK, "Lee Miller" runs from October 2 to February 15, 2026. Lee Miller started modeling in the late 1920s, posing for legendary photographers such as Edward Steichen and George Huyningen-HueneImage: Martin Schutt/picture alliance/dpa

The new Clore Garden has been carefully designed to complement the gallery's neo-classical architecture, featuring pathways, wildlife, and areas for community learning and activities.