(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
One of the world’s most accessible film festivals, the BFI London Film Festival (LFF) isn’t one of those exclusive events that’s restricted to the movers and shakers of the film world. Everyone is welcome at an 11-day film-athon that brings […]
Something magical might be happening in the night sky over London this weekend. The northern lights are back, so if you missed them the last time, this could be your second chance to catch a glimpse of the stunning phenomenon. Yesterday (September 12), AuroraWatch issued […]
Just over a decade ago, it looked like e-readers and audiobooks were about to totally transform the publishing industry, leaving printed editions in their dust. But all that never came to pass. In 2024 book sales are healthier than ever, […]
Next to the Walkie Talkie, the Barbican and No 1 Poultry, the spiralling ArcelorMittal Orbit tower at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is one of those London landmarks people love to hate. Built to mark the London 2012 Olympics, the Orbit is […]
Calling all music heads and wax collectors, legendary music shop Rough Trade is opening a new store in central London next month. Rough Trade is coming to Denmark Street, AKA ‘Tin Pan Alley’, this October. If you’re someone who loves to […]
Hot on the heels of news that Mystik Burek, one of our favourite independent cafes in London, is closing, comes another. Dalston restaurant Snackbar is shutting up shop after five years of delivering seriously good cheese toasties, kimchi croque madames and pickle […]
Fulham Football Club’s Riverside stand is getting quite the makeover. Opening summer 2025, Fulham Pier will be a brand new entertainment hub with loads of excellent restaurants and foodie spots as well as culture programming with immersive art, live podcasts, comedy […]