Get active and get out on the water with Regatta London. For one day in September, the River Thames will be closed to encourage paddle-sports out into the open.

Screenprinter Emma Reynolds talks about her work with Urabn Soup, which ran an exhibition for Totally Thames 2019 to raise money for the Air Ambulance.

"I’m most at peace by the sea, but the river allows busy Londoners a place for quiet contemplation, and I always find it a soothing place to be."

Find out more about mudlarking by visiting this expansive exhibition. Check-in at the Bargehouse and chat to mudlarkers about their favourite discoveries and explore the secret stories of those who came before us.

"There is no such thing as bad poetry, it is only unpolished."

Wondering how to make it as a comedian? Discover John Pendal's pathway into the arts...

Arts education charity Pedestrian talk us through some of the many large scale projects they deliver to engage young people in creative activities, including Arts Award!

Dive deeper into the tales behind your water by visiting this art installation and hearing from 500 children about their water stories. Bringing young people together and sparking conversations about water poverty, head over to Oxo Towers and learn more about H20..

"Often we walk along the shore at low tide and gently shuffle through all the fragments with our feet and try to imagine where it all came from."

If you’ve ever wanted to get onto the river, head over to Thames TideFest and explore all parts of the River Thames. Take part in a whole range of activities so you can get to know your capital city’s waterway.

Michael talks us through his work and his latest project for Totally Thames Festival 2019!

Ever wondered what it's like being the Pantomime Dame? We hear form Julian Eardley to find out.