ListingsUpdated Sat 5 Sep
Chelsea: what's on and things to do
What is on in Chelsea: the Saatchi Gallery, the Royal Court, the Physic Garden and the King's Road. Quiet in the evening compared with almost anywhere else this central, which is either the point or the problem depending on what you came for.
Saturday
5 September-
Exhibitions Free
Saatchi Gallery: free entry
Contemporary art off the King's Road, free to the permanent displays, with ticketed shows alongside.
Sunday
6 September-
From £13
Chelsea Physic Garden
London's oldest botanic garden, walled and hidden behind the Embankment. Small, and the point is to sit in it.
Thursday
10 September-
Theatre From £12
Royal Court Theatre: evening performance
The house that puts on new writing before anywhere else in London, on Sloane Square. Cheaper seats upstairs in the Jerwood Theatre.
Saturday
12 September-
Exhibitions Free
Saatchi Gallery: free entry
Contemporary art off the King's Road, free to the permanent displays, with ticketed shows alongside.
Sunday
13 September-
From £13
Chelsea Physic Garden
London's oldest botanic garden, walled and hidden behind the Embankment. Small, and the point is to sit in it.
Thursday
17 September-
Theatre From £12
Royal Court Theatre: evening performance
The house that puts on new writing before anywhere else in London, on Sloane Square. Cheaper seats upstairs in the Jerwood Theatre.
Saturday
19 September-
Exhibitions Free
Saatchi Gallery: free entry
Contemporary art off the King's Road, free to the permanent displays, with ticketed shows alongside.
Sunday
20 September-
From £13
Chelsea Physic Garden
London's oldest botanic garden, walled and hidden behind the Embankment. Small, and the point is to sit in it.
Thursday
24 September-
Theatre From £12
Royal Court Theatre: evening performance
The house that puts on new writing before anywhere else in London, on Sloane Square. Cheaper seats upstairs in the Jerwood Theatre.