(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Damien Hirst has been up to all sorts of shenanigans over the past few years: burning paintings, making NFTs, getting AI to do his spin paintings for him, etc, etc. But he’s taken a turn for the sensible this spring […]
The initial line-up has been announced for this year’s free Greenwich Docklands International Festival, and as ever there’s some stunning stuff in there. Post-pandemic, the formerly street theatre-centric festival has become increasingly focussed on spectacular installations, and most obviously ticking […]
The sometime-nightmare that is Waterloo station – UK’s busiest railway station – is finally getting a well-deserved refurbishment. Sadly, they won’t be doing anything about all those confusing and nonsensically arranged exits, but it will be getting a new roof that’s […]
Fancy a pint down the local Tesco? Yep, you heard that right. The trusty blue and red supermarket has opened a Tesco boozer to celebrate Chazza’s coronation. The King in the Castle will open in Farringdon for two days only […]
A gold-gilded stately home that was used to shoot Bond films ‘Live and Let Die’ and ‘The Man With the Golden Gun’ is being flogged for £75 million. The grade 1-listed Denham Place in Uxbridge was built in 1688. It’s […]
The London marathon happens (pretty much) every year, but somehow that doesn’t stop it coming as a huge surprise to even the most seasoned city-dwellers. So if you’re not already clued up, please be warned that this Saturday April 23, […]