(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
There is much deliciousness in the capital this coming month. Even more so than usual, we would wager. New restaurant openings across the capital in June include a place to casually scoff Spanish seafood as if you were perched on […]
The National Theatre’s free outdoor River Stage Festival has announced its line-up for 2024, and we have the exclusive announcement. The four guest curators over its four weekends running July 5-28 had already been announced: The Glory, Greenwich Docklands International Festival, Rambert […]
For a decade after it was founded in 2014, the Museum of Homelessness was without a permanent home, only existing through temporary exhibitions and programmes. But now after signing a ten-year community lease, the museum has finally officially opened at a long-term home at Manor […]
Erika Haigh knows good sake. Erika isn’t just a sommelier, she’s also a sake educator, meaning what she doesn’t know about Japanese rice wine isn’t worth knowing at all. As well as running Covent Garden sake bar Moto (which also […]
London could be getting two brand new tourist attractions and retail hotspots. Plans have been revealed to transform some of the capital’s ‘dated’ piers into a ‘state-of-the-art’ shopping destinations. Festival Pier by the South Bank Centre and Greenwich Pier near the Cutty Sark […]
Performative Guinness drinkers who fancy a little sun with their pint, your time is now. The Devonshire in Soho has opened up its summer roof terrace. You might not have been to the ‘The Dev’ yet (not to be confused […]
If you go on a cycle ride and don’t record it on Strava, did it even happen? Lovers of sharing their exercise on social media will be thrilled to hear that TfL is launching new Strava cycling routes for every […]