What’s On Magazine October 2024 issue. Along with a list of events for October in your local area and beyond, we feature a review of the 2024 Goodwood Revival. In a landmark moment, the 2024 Goodwood Revival became the world’s first historic motorsport event to run its entire race schedule solely on sustainable fuel.
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Racing highlights across the weekend included head-to-head battles on two wheels – with some fairly unpredictable weather in the Barry Sheene Memorial Trophy with Michael Russell and Michael Rutter, taking the win on a Norton Velocette MSS. Meanwhile, the pairing of IndyCar legend Dario Franchitti and all-time NASCAR great Jimmie Johnson took first place in one of the weekend’s most prestigious races, the Stirling Moss Memorial Trophy, behind the wheel of an Aston Martin DB4GT, while BTCC title contenders Jake Hill and Tom Ingram duked it out for the RAC TT Celebration. Elsewhere, young drivers took to the pedals of their Austin J40s in the Settrington Cup across the weekend, with Josh Johnston taking home the overall win, closely followed by Luca Franchitti and Hugo Upward.

What’s On Magazine September 2024 issue. Along with a list of events for September in your local area and beyond, we feature a review of the V&A Summer Party. This year’s V&A Summer Party celebrates this highly anticipated and momentous exhibition, exploring the extraordinary career of fashion model Naomi Campbell.
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Some of today’s recognised artists, designers, performers and celebrity talent gathered to celebrate the annual V&A Summer Party, where guests were greeted by Director of the V&A, Tristram Hunt and applauded the highly anticipated launch of the V&A’s latest exhibition, NAOMI: In Fashion, supported by BOSS.

What’s On Magazine August 2024 issue. Along with a list of events for August in your local area and beyond, we feature a review of the 2024 Goodwood Festival Of Speed.
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An extraordinary weekend at the Goodwood 2024 Festival of Speed
Oracle Red Bull Racing celebrated 20 years with Formula 1 drivers Max Verstappen and Sergio Pérez taking to the balcony on
Sunday alongside Team Principal and CEO Christian Horner

– Romain Dumas won the Shootout in the Ford Supervan 4.2 with a time of 43.98 seconds.
– Monumental Central Feature celebrated MG’s centenary
– Event’s theme of ‘Horseless to Hybrid: – Revolutions in Power’ recognised advances in motorsport and automotive technology
– Motorsport icons including Fernando Alonso, Michael Dunlop and Richard Petty took to the Hill, as well as appearances from F1 Academy rising stars Lia Block and Hamda Al Qubaisi.
– 1937 Bugatti Type 57S Corsica was named the overall winner on the Cartier Style et Luxe Lawn

What’s On Magazine July 2024 issue. Along with a list of events for July in your local area and beyond, we feature a review of the 2024 Royal Academy Of Arts Summer Exhibition.
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To celebrate the 256th Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts, newly appointed Chair of the RA Trust Batia Ofer, Royal Academician and award-winning architect Farshid Moussavi OBE RA, and RA Trustee member & British broadcaster Clara Amfo, teamed up to co-chair this year’s annual Summer Exhibition Preview Party. The party was held in the presence of Rebecca Salter, President of the Royal Academy of Arts, and Chief Executive, Axel Rüger.

This year’s Summer Exhibition, which provides a vital platform and continued support of the artistic community, was co-ordinated by British sculptor Ann Christopher RA, who, working with the other Summer Exhibition Committee members, explores the theme of Making Space.
As guests entered the Annenberg Courtyard in the evening, all had the opportunity to observe and enjoy a monumental textile sculpture by British artist Nicola Turner. As guests then entered the main building itself, they discovered rooms curated by the Royal Academy’s members, the Royal Academicians. This included the Architecture Rooms, which for the first time were curated by London-based, multi-disciplinary collective Assemble RA, the first group to be recognised as a Royal Academician.

The Summer Exhibition’s annual Preview party continues to be a highlight of London’s Summer social calendar. Opening the doors to the world’s most joyful art exhibition, guests including; Claudia Winkleman, Damson Idris, Jennifer Saunders, Lashana Lynch, Mabel, Micheal Ward, Neneh Cherry, Nick Grimshaw, Sheila Atim and Vick Hope, were joined alongside some of the world’s many leading artists and architects to celebrate art and creativity.
Within the Royal Academy’s Annenberg Courtyard, on arrival guests were greeted by the enjoyable rhythms of a New York brass band, followed by the vibrant energy of a solid steel band.

What’s On Magazine June 2024 issue. Along with a list of events for June in your local area and beyond, we feature a review of the 2024 BAFTA Television Awards.
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The Sixth Commandment and Top Boy each win two BAFTAs
Performance category winners are: Timothy Spall; Sarah Lancashire; Jasmine Jobson;
Matthew Macfadyen; Mawaan Rizwan; Gbemisola Ikumelo and Joe Lycett
Public vote Happy Valley’s final kitchen showdown between Catherine Cawood and Tommy Lee Royce
as the P&O Cruises Memorable Moment Award winner
Lorraine Kelly receives BAFTA Special Award
Baroness Floella Benjamin receives BAFTA Fellowship

What’s On Magazine May 2024 issue. Along with a list of events for May in your local area and beyond, we feature a review of the 2024 Olivier Awards.
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– Sunset Boulevard is the big winner of the night with seven wins including both Best Actor and Actress in a Musical for its leading duo Tom Francis and Nicole Scherzinger. Jamie Lloyd wins the Sir Peter Hall Award for Best Director and the show also wins Best Musical Revival.
– Jack Knowles wins the White Light Award for Best Lighting Design; Alan Williams wins the Outstanding Musical Contribution Award for his musical supervision and musical direction and Adam Fisher wins the d&b audiotechnik Award for Best Sound Design
– The National Theatre closed the awards ceremony with a special performance to mark its 60th Anniversary. The theatre won three awards: The Londoner Award for Best New Play for James Graham’s Dear England; Best Actor in a Supporting Role for – Will Close’s performance in Dear England and Best Actor for Mark Gatiss’ performance in The Motive And The Cue
– The Picture Of Dorian Gray won both categories within which it was nominated: Sarah Snook’s West End debut performance saw her win the award for Best Actress and Marg Horwell wins the Mithridate Award for Best Costume Design
– Operation Mincemeat wins Mastercard Best New Musical. Jak Malone took home the award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role in a Musical for his role in the same show
– Amy Trigg wins Best Actress in a Supporting Role In a Musical award for her role in The Little Big Things
– Haydn Gwynne was posthumously awarded the Olivier Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role for When Winston Went to War with The Wireless
– Ceremony highlights to be broadcast and will be available to stream via BritBox in North America, Canada and Australia