Built a site to find London's best art exhibitions
I live in London, and I got tired of endlessly searching for things to do every weekend, I struggle to make good plans (which my wife isn’t happy about). We like most seeing new exhibitions etc, and I hate Timeout London as it’s full of crap and restaurant promos imho. I decided to scrape all exhibition, museum event pages with help of AI, and automated it. Built a website, which lists live art events and exhibitions (only in London for now) and wanted to share it with you. Hope you find it useful, and please let me know if I missed any places (which I’m sure I did)
Built a site to find London's best art exhibitions launched on February 11, 2025 with 22 votes, #703 of 5,999 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.
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This website aggregates current art exhibitions and museum events across London in one searchable location. It automatically collects listings from exhibition and museum pages, eliminating the need to visit multiple sites individually. The tool is designed for London residents who want a streamlined way to discover and plan visits to new exhibitions and cultural events without wading through unrelated content or promotional material.
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