(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
It’s about time London had a big exhibition about Black British music. Black Britons have been responsible for grime, drill, dubstep, UK garage and so many more genres, and have been paving the musical way for years. The V&A East, a […]
If you’re after top-tier (and totally free) open-air views of London, Greenwich Park – along with the likes of Ally Pally, Parliament Hill, Primrose Hill and One Tree Hill – has long been a go-to spot. Climbing up the hill […]
There’s nothing worse than coming home from a long day in the city covered in a thin layer of grime from the pollution. It gets everywhere: under your fingernails, on your clothes, even up your nose (don’t deny it, all […]
The exact whereabouts of immersive dining pioneers Gingerline has been something of a mystery for the last several years: they launched an online show during the pandemic called ‘Franny Haddock’s Cook A Long Experience’, and then we’ve heard literally nothing […]
It starts with a sweet, floral smell. Before you know it, you’re floating into the cosmetics store where an extremely hospitable staff member starts plying you with all kinds of magical balms, soaps and face scrubs, promising you they’re going […]
Autumn is in full swing. The city is a sea of Moon Boots, fisherman hats and Northie puffers. But you know what? November in London is about more than just surviving the cold. You’ve got Bonfire Night (an excuse to […]
November is a pointless month, it’s like February with an ego, because at least February has the good sense to be fewer than 30 days. But here it is anyway, November with its cold misery and total lack of either […]