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1. London Wall - The Questors Theatre

Head down to The Questors Theatre to watch London Wall (credit: The Questors Theatre).

About: After accepting a role as a typist in a solicitor's office, fresh-faced Pat is soon exposed to the harsh reality of the 1930s workplace – and specifically the attentions of slimy Office Manager, Brewer.

Gender and sex politics come to the fore in John Van Druten's prescient comedy.

Revived by the Finborough in 2013, The Guardian's four-star review described London Wall as a play "with a social purpose" that "still has some pertinent things" to say about "sexual double standards and the exploitation of women."

When: 13 to 20 July. FINAL WEEK

Where: 12 Mattock Ln, London W5 5BQ

Price: See website for prices.

2. Grayson Perry: The Vanity of Small Differences

The Vanity of Small Differences is a new exhibition from Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery, Ealing (credit: Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery).

About: Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery in Ealing, London, are hosting Grayson Perry's exhibition, The Vanity of Small Differences.

This significant cultural event displays Perry's six monumental tapestries for the first time in the historic house where William Hogarth's A Rake's Progress, the inspiration for the series, were bought for and displayed—providing a remarkable opportunity to draw parallels between two artists who, despite being separated by centuries, share a profound interest in the moral and social narratives of their times.

When: 10 July - 8 December 2024

Where: Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery, Ealing Grn, London W5 5EQ

Price: See website.

3. Ealing Art Group's Summer Exhibition

Ealing Art Group's Summer Exhibition is at Gunnersbury Park Museum this weekend (credit: Ealing Art Group).

About: An Exhibition of multi media and 3D art by local artists, including our popular 'Affordable Art' wall.

When: Tue, 16 July - Sun, 28 July. 10am - 4:30pm

Where: Gunnersbury Park, Gunnersbury Park Museum, Popes Ln, London W5 4NH

Price: Free entry!

4. LatinoLife In The Park Festival

LatinoLife In The Park is the UK's largest latin music festival (credit: Image supplied).

About: LatinoLife In The Park Festival has built a stellar reputation as the UK's leading programmer of authentic, quality Latin music and creator of unique family-friendly experiences.

For the first time ever, London's annual Latin fiesta falls on Colombian Independence Day.

When: Sat, 20 July, 12pm - 10pm.

Where: Walpole Park, Ealing.

Price: See website for tickets.

5. As One In The Park

As One In The Park is Ealing's first LGBTQ+ festival this weekend (credit: Image supplied).

About: For one day only this summer, the inaugural As One Festival celebrates the LGBTQ+ community by uniting for a super affordable day of pride, diversity, and festivities on Sunday, 21 July at Walpole Park in Ealing, West London.

With a special focus on supporting local talent and grassroots culture, the As One Festival showcases some of the brightest up-and-coming musical and artistic stars from the London LGBTQ+ scene across four stages and a VIP Area.

When: Sun, 21 July, 12pm - 10pm.

Where: Walpole Park, Ealing.

Price: See website for tickets.