ListingsUpdated Sat 24 Oct
Waterloo London: what's on and things to do
A legal graffiti tunnel under the station, the biggest screen in the country, a weekday market on Lower Marsh, and the Old Vic on The Cut.
What to expect
10 listings ahead in Waterloo. The busiest rooms are Young Vic, BFI IMAX and Lower Marsh. Mostly Theatre, Film and Food and drink.
Nearby
Each venue above has its own page with its address, its opening hours and every date we hold for it.
Saturday
24 October-
Free
Leake Street Arches, the legal graffiti tunnel
A road tunnel under the station where painting the walls is allowed, so it looks different every week. Bring a torch for the far end and expect the smell of aerosol.
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Free
Waterloo Bridge at dusk
The only crossing with both the City and Westminster in one turn of the head. Built largely by women during the war, which is why it is sometimes called the Ladies Bridge.
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Film From £14
A screening at the BFI IMAX
The biggest screen in the country, in a glass drum in the middle of a roundabout. Worth it for something shot on film stock, less so for anything upscaled.
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Food and drink From £7
Lower Marsh Market
A weekday street market that has been there since the 1850s, now mostly hot food at lunch. Quieter and cheaper than Borough, and five minutes from the same trains.
Friday
13 November
Friday
22 JanuaryFriday
5 MarchFriday
14 May-
Theatre
Young Vic: August Wilson’s Gem of the Ocean
Until 10 Jul
August Wilson's Gem of the Ocean at Young Vic, Main House.