As London slowly returns back to life and the City welcomes back visitors, Sculpture in the City, the City of London’s annual programme of public sculptures, brings a new spirit to the area! Now in its 10th year, Sculpture in the City is an unmissable event for City-goers, a real explosion of culture and colour, transforming the Square Mile

You’ll find snowmen at the German Market, Bullring, Grand Central, Ice Skate Birmingham, the Great Western Arcade and more Source: Mapped: Where to find the Walking with The Snowman Trail sculptures in city centre – Birmingham Live

Head outside to be awed by these larger than life works of art, with routes ranging from a quick stroll through Barbara Hepworth’s landscaped garden to a 79-mile Yorkshire odyssey. Source: The best arts walks and sculpture trails to visit

A sonic exploration of the London Wetland Centre. Join artist Gavin Osborn on a journey of discovery across the site and learn how to use close-uo microphones and underwater hydrophones to refocus your ears on hearing what’s really there. Gavin Osborn’s sound work, Survival: Lines of Flightis an exploration of different sounds that can be

Weaving, Yearning is a sound art installation that guides the audience along a 400-metre route through the heart of London’s Kings Cross. Artists Hans Rosenström and Kalle Nio told the Finnish Institute about the project opening in May. Source: Artists Kalle Nio and Hans Rosenström: We want Weaving, Yearning to be a surprising and magical experience 

From ancient African history to gentrification. Source: London’s Best Walking Tours: Black History Walks | Londonist

New exhibition on Tranquillity at the Wellcome Collection in London – – runs until January 2022 with virtual tour also available. Take a deeper look at feelings of peace and balance. Tranquillity brings peace and balance, helping you to reconnect with yourself and your surroundings. There may be a wonderful simplicity to experiencing such calm