The Other Art Fair offers collectors, savants and casual appreciators alike the chance to encounter (or even buy) the work of 110+ of the UK’s most hotly-tipped, unrepresented artists. These artists have been selected by an expert committee of curators, writers and critics, so pop along for the chance to meet the next generation of artistic talent.

Liberty will be presenting its official Loewe accessories edit at the newly refurbished Accessories Emporium. Find cult classics and seasonal favourites from Loewe available to buy both at the Loewe pop-up at Liberty, London and Libertylondon.com.

From the newly reborn and perpetually iconic La Samaritaine department store on Paris’s Right Bank comes the jewel in the fashion calendar crown – Louis Vuitton’s Spring-Summer 2021 womenswear show. The show will be screening live at London’s Electric Cinema, Notting Hill, so that even those across the Channel won’t miss out on this latest installation of designer Nicolas Ghesquière’s creative vision.

They say art reflects life, and in the case of Christian Dior’s upcoming SS21 collection, it appears they might be right. The show, which will be broadcast live from Paris’s Jardin des Tuileries, will aim to reflect the new normal in which we are all living, foregrounding notions of design and wearability through the adaptation of classic Dior silhouettes for the WFH generation.

In a callback to its historic connections with the world of French cinema, Roger Vivier reveals its SS21 collection through the medium of an interactive platform – Hotel Vivier Cinémathèque. The game, which features star of the French screen, Isabelle Huppert requires its user to solve its riddles to progress from room to room, with each level organised according to a cinematic genre.

From the glass-vaulted halls of the Grand Palais on Paris’s iconic Champs-Élysées comes Chanel’s hotly anticipated SS21 RTW show. The event will be broadcast live on Chanel’s official website and across their social media platforms, as well as by the Fédération de la Haute Couture et la Mode.

Open House London returns once more this year, as architectural marvels across the capital are thrown open for the perusal of the public. With various events organised around a number of apposite themes ranging from colonial history to ecological crisis, the 2020 edition looks set to be as exciting as ever.

If you’re tired of hearing the same tired tunes on the radio then check out Radio Garden – a digital research project developed by the Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision, which allows the public to explore live radio from across the world. The platform allows its user to navigate a three-dimensional representation of the globe and drop in to local radio broadcasts at will.

Founded by Chelsea College of Art and Design (MA) graduate, Jing, London’s Token Studio has been running art, craft and music workshops since 2012. Token Studio promises fun and inspirational classes, which aim to teach participants how to make ceramics with an emphasis on sustainability and no waste. A ticket will provide you access to the entire kiln process, as you learn how to throw a potter’s wheel and fire your creation – all whilst enjoying a drink (or two) along the way.