(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Just in time to fight the triple whammy of a post-Christmas comedown, seasonal depression and the cost-of-living crisis, the Battersea Power Station Light Festival is back to bring some much-needed brightness into your life this winter. The third annual light show, […]
Arsenal FC has revealed eight epic new artworks for the outside of its new and improved Emirates Stadium. The Gooners collaborated with Turner Prize-winner Jeremy Deller, acclaimed artist Reuben Dangoor (the painter behind the iconic portraits of grime MCs as British nobility) and graphic […]
Only 2.5 percent of listed buildings in the UK are grade I, with the most famous including the likes of St Paul’s Cathedral, Nelson’s Column, and the Royal Opera House. Now, for the reasonable price of £595,000, you too can […]
Ronnie Scott’s is calling upon its regulars – as well as those of a non-jazzy persuasion – to bring any unwanted or unloved instruments to the club so they can give them back to the community. The legendary Soho jazz club […]
Traders at Hampstead Antique Emporium are trying to save the market, which has been running since at least 1967, after it was shut down this weekend. The market has been home to around 25 independent businesses, selling antiques, jewellery, vintage clothes, […]
A brand new, three-storey photography gallery is due to open in Jermyn Street in central London this month, and guess what? It’s free. Founded by renowned art dealer James Hyman, the Centre for British Photography will feature work from 1900 […]
Londoners are so smug. Rightly so: our city is home to some of the best food, nightlife and American candy shops in the world. But if there’s one thing ready and waiting to come and knock us off our high […]