Stuart Marshall & Tamara Krikorian: video art.
until Sat 12 Dec
LUX
Free
Things to do in London today, Friday 30 October: 918 events, among them 253 in exhibitions and museums, 164 in party and club, 152 in theatre, 67 in workshops and courses, 56 in kids and family, 42 in film and 184 others.
Stuart Marshall & Tamara Krikorian: video art.
until Sat 12 Dec
LUX
Free
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, the West End play.
until Sun 5 Sep
Palace Theatre
£25–175
Vessels of Earth: ceramics by Takahashi and Suzuki.
until Tue 10 Nov
Flow Gallery
Derren Brown: Only Human, mind-reading stage show.
until Sat 30 Jan
Apollo Theatre
£25–42.50
Dark Bloom: Local artists on light, dark and the mystical.
until Sat 31 Oct
The Woodfield Pavilion
Derren Brown: Only Human, mind-reading stage illusions.
until Sat 30 Jan
Leicester Square
££
Cady Noland: new works on American power and media.
until Sat 19 Dec
Gagosian
Allen Jones: In Town Tonight – British Pop Art solo show.
until Fri 18 Dec
Gazelli Art House
Jonathan Gardner's paintings of artists' studios.
until Fri 18 Dec
Massimo De Carlo
Botero: exhibition of amplified, monumental forms.
until Sun 22 Nov
Opera Gallery London
Glenn Ligon: Prompts, new and earlier works in dialogue.
until Sat 19 Dec
Thomas Dane Gallery
Paul Pfeiffer: Pasodoble, video art on bullfighting.
until Sat 19 Dec
Thomas Dane Gallery
Ryoji Ikeda's immersive data universe: lie back, look up.
until Sun 20 Dec
180 Studios
Elise Ansel: wall window table light, after Vermeer.
until Sat 14 Nov
Cadogan Contemporary
Gerhard Marx: artworks from maps and plants.
until Sat 7 Nov
Everard Read
Sanlé Sory: Colour Years, portraits from Burkina Faso.
until Sun 21 Feb
The Photographers' Gallery
£14
Snap Happy!: exhibition on children as photographers.
until Sun 21 Feb
The Photographers' Gallery
£12–14
Adeela Suleman: dreamlike scenes of Pakistani brass bands.
until Fri 6 Nov
Grosvenor Gallery
My Walthamstow exhibition: art on the neighbourhood.
until Sun 1 Nov
The Mill
Halloween screenings with Donnie Darko and Franken-BINGO.
until Sun 1 Nov
The Garden Cinema
Room 13: immersive theatrical horror experience.
until Sun 1 Nov
Battersea Arts Centre
£20–24.50
Cabinets Unlocked: Ham House cabinets opened twice a year.
until Sun 1 Nov
Ham House
Free
OMD's Halloween Festival: pumpkins, magic and rides.
until Sun 1 Nov
Old MacDonald's Farm Park
£18.27–22
Shrek-tacular Halloween: spooky family fun with Shrek.
until Sun 1 Nov
Shrek's Adventure
£27–32
HIM.: Natalie Ekberg's darkly funny play on a family pact.
Fri 30 Oct
Union Theatre
£28
Immersive bingo in a hidden hall, Victorian style.
until Sun 1 Nov
Dabbers Social Bingo - City
The Glorious 19th Century: Turner and Constable paintings.
until Sat 7 Nov
Chris Beetles Gallery
Cirque Berserk!: stunt circus with the Globe of Death.
until Sat 31 Oct
Garrick
£17.50–65
Long After the Labyrinth: a play on the lost Jews of Crete.
until Sun 8 Nov
Upstairs at the Gatehouse
Jeremy Gardiner: The Lake District, paintings.
until Fri 6 Nov
Portland Gallery
Disorder Of The Day: solo exhibition by Charming Baker.
until Fri 13 Nov
Jealous Gallery
Beyond Bayeux: Tapestry Now, new weaving with Hockney.
until Sun 21 Mar
Guildhall Art Gallery
Free
Faerdom: Folklore, memes and 3D sculpture by Fromm Studio.
until Mon 29 Mar
Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration
£15
Lorena Torres: Un Suspiro Lleno el Mundo, painting show.
until Sat 21 Nov
Beetles + Huxley
Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare's play on young love.
until Sat 31 Oct
Questors Theatre
£9–25
Everyone Involved: Ian Giles installation with A Gay Song.
until Sat 21 Nov
Queer Britain
Free
Beyond Bayeux: Tapestry Now with Tom Phillips and Hockney.
until Sun 21 Mar
Flowers Gallery
Becoming America: how science shaped a nation, 1760s–1790s.
until Sun 25 Apr
Science Museum
Free
Film Africa 2026: festival of African cinema across London.
until Sun 1 Nov
Institut français du Royaume-Uni (Language Centre)
October Half Term: pumpkins, archery and magic for families.
until Sun 1 Nov
The Grove