CITY CULTURE

As the new Aardman show arrives at Lightroom, we look at some more opportunities for Wallace & Gromit fans - all of which you only have a short time to catch. If you see one thing, make it the Young V&A

From a last chance to visit Hockney's Normandy, to the latest immersive piece of history at the Imperial War Museum, here are our Top 5 shows that would be worth paying a hefty entrance fee for but, hey, they are all FREE!

Henry Moore at Kew, Barbara Hepworth at the Courtauld and Anish Kapoor at the Hayward - there is plenty to keep young sculpture buffs happy this summer holidays

Take refuge from the summer heat in the cool Jurassic oceans of the Natural History Museum.

Huge, colour-drenched canvases at Tate Britain will enchant all ages. Older kids and adults will pick up the important messages about identity, race and belonging.

We have changed our mind about Tate Britain's summer blockbuster. Following a second visit, we are giving it a big thumbs up for a family trip.

Teen fashionistas will love this stunningly modern show at the V&A

Imaginative, immersive, intelligent - this is our family show of the summer. Hurrah for the British Library and a celebration of the power of stories!

Millinery, jewels, hats, handbags, jodhpur's....delve into decades of regal fashion

Hello old friends ! Wallace, Gromit, Shaun the sheep and those villainous penguins have arrived in Bethnal Green just in time for half term

Devastatingly beautiful photographic show highlighting the fragility of the worlds largest wetlands

Jeremy Corbyn may be getting the headlines, but there is much to enjoy in this warm-hearted, trans take on The Wizard of Oz/Wicked in the intimate Pleasance Theatre