London is absolutely buzzing this week with a spectacular lineup of events, so listen up for fresh ideas to fill your calendar. For live music lovers, the London Jazz Festival takes the spotlight with incredible performances at iconic venues and pop-ups across the city, showcasing international stars, up-and-coming talent, and a contagious, citywide groove. Over at Wembley Stadium, history is being made as Oasis reunite for Oasis Live ’25 this weekend, promising a crowd-pleasing set of their biggest anthems. If you missed out on tickets, don’t fret—hop on the Oasis Afternoon Tea Bus Tour for delicious treats and singalongs on route through London’s musical landmarks, as Visit London details.Theatre fans are in for a treat with a packed West End—swing by to see Till The Stars Come Down, or enjoy a family day out with the West End musical 101 Dalmatians, where Sydnie Christmas brings Cruella de Vil to life and real pups take the stage. Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre is presenting Noughts & Crosses, a gripping adaptation set in a dystopian London, full of passion and thought-provoking drama.For immersive experiences, Elvis Evolution invites listeners to step into the legend’s world through cutting-edge tech and live performances, bringing Elvis Presley’s story to life right here in London. The Legend of the Titanic exhibition is offering a jaw-dropping blend of VR, 360-degree projections, and original Titanic artefacts, letting you relive one of history’s greatest voyages firsthand. Over in Stratford, chicken fans must check out Wing Fest at the Olympic stadium, serving more than 500,000 wings, packed with flavours from over 45 stalls.Families can cruise to the RAF Museum for the free Carrot Hunt, running this and next weekend, with clues and activities designed for all ages. At the Science Museum, blockbuster family fun is on offer with interactive exhibits like Wonderlab and exciting 3D screenings, including Antarctica and T. Rex. For those wanting a hands-on creative challenge, the London Sculpture Workshop is holding a two-day Metal Fabrication for Artists and Designers course—no experience needed, just bring your enthusiasm and some sturdy shoes.To soak in some fresh air, take a stroll through Kew Gardens, marvel at the views from Horizon 22, or lose yourself at the vibrant Spitalfields Market and its fantastic street food. If you need a burst of adrenaline, attack the Cutty Sark Rig Climb or enter Squid Game: The Experience to tackle five thrilling challenges inspired by the hit show.For listeners seeking a cultural twist, see the Dress Codes exhibition at Kensington Palace, spotlighting royal fashion treasures, or bask in choral beauty at Temple Church’s annual Remembrance concert. Whether it’s art, sport, performance, or just feasting your way through the city, London is unstoppable this week.Thanks for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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