(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Huzza! A rare first edition of Shakespeare plays published in 1623 has gone on display to the public. The book, containing all of Shakey P’s plays, was published seven years after the Bard’s death. It will be put on show […]
There are so many important, philosophical questions. Like: when a tree falls in the forest and no one’s around to hear it, does it still make a sound? How many angels can dance on the head of a pin? And, […]
Getting a late-night drink in London is nigh-on impossible these days. Thankfully, one Good Samaritan has created a handy map of all the pubs and bars in London that are open into the wee hours. To qualify for the map, […]
We could all do with a bit more comedy in our lives these days, what with the renting crisis, climate change and the ever-rising cost of Perello olives. Thankfully, a new comedy club is coming to north London this May, and […]
‘Dead Dog Bridge’, a 175-year-old footbridge along the Camden canals has reopened after a 10-week renovation. The Canal & River Trust (C&RT) completed a £533,000 project to repair the footpath which is the busiest canal footbridge in the country. The […]
You’ve heard of romanticising your life but have you ever heard of Wes Ander-fying your life? In the latest TikTok trend, users are making the mundane of the everyday, everything from train journeys and lunches, into cinematic masterpieces borrowing from […]
Been dying to shop the perpetually cool tracksuit brand Aries in the flesh? Now you can! Aries has opened its first bricks and mortar shop in Soho. The streetwear honchos and makers of T-shirts for chronically online people (hello, Portia from ‘The […]