Head down to Sloane square to see the ‘Chelsea in bloom’ annual floral art show. Be prepared to be blown away by the breath-taking displays of floral goodness! This year’s theme Is ‘under the sea’, so expect to be captivated into the underwater world of rich colours and textures. Saturday is the last day, so be sure not to miss this!

Sunshine and theatre, what a beautiful way to enjoy this long weekend. Take in the view of lush greenery and flowers while enjoying a Pulitzer prize winning play. “Established in 1932, the award-winning Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre is one of the largest theatres in London.” ‘Our town’ will be showing up until the 8th of June 2019. - “A superbly written, gloriously observed, tough, and breathtaking statement of what it is to be alive” Edward Albee

Feria de Londres is a beautiful celebration of Andalusian culture. Every year the festival lights up the streets of London with flamboyant flamenco dresses, rhythmic hand claps and tasty food. This is a great event for the whole family to enjoy. The kids can engage in face painting and give Sevillana dance lessons a try.

Head down to Syon Park for a celebration of food and drink. This is heaven on earth for all you foodies out there! Enjoy a selection of meals and snacks from a wide range of street food stalls while being entertained by live music. Boyzone and scouting for girls are amongst the great list of headliners. Masterchef winner Irini Tzortzoglou will also be hosting a masterclass, so be sure to take notes!

Be prepared to be amazed by a stunning array of flowers, from tulips to daisies. RHS garden is a must see for the whole family. It truly is 240 acres of serenity and diversity, attracting 250 million visitors each year. You could also shop for a rage of flowers to gift your love ones, or to bring life to your home. Don’t miss out on experiencing the spectacular Glasshouse. “The huge cathedral-like Glasshouse, covering the area of 10 tennis courts and rising to 12m (40ft) high, is home to the RHS’s world-class tender plant collection”