(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
If you’re still reeling from last year’s Michael J Fox documentary Still, buckle up. Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story takes another icon of 1970s and 1980s cinema struck down by tragedy, documenting the unknown actor’s catapult to stardom as the […]
The internet is a funny place. Londoners are allegedly using nefarious means online to make sure their fave central London restaurants don’t get overrun by tourists and out-of-towners. How so? By spamming Reddit with overly positive reviews of the omnipresent […]
If you’ve recently taken a train from Euston station, you’ll know to always prepare for pure carnage. One minute everyone’s stood gawping at the announcement screens, next thing you know a departure changes its status to ‘boarding’ with two minutes to spare […]
It’s been a busy few weeks for 2025 festival season announcements – and specifically for ones concerning east London’s Victoria Park. First Field Day announced it would be leaving the venue next summer, then this week All Points East revealed […]
After the hectic insanity of October, art’s busiest month, November offers gallery goers a chance to slow down and take things at a more sensible pace. Instead of rushing from gallery to gallery saying ‘no, this is bollocks’ at a 100mph, […]
When you need a break from London’s grey concrete jungle and jam-packed roads, you needn’t walk very far. With more than 3,000 parks and green spaces, our city is one of the greenest in Europe and has so many trees that it’s actually considered […]
London can’t get enough of its favourite bear. Ahead of the release of Paddington in Peru, there’s been a Paddington statue trail, a limited print edition of Time Out guest-edited by Paddington himself and a pop-up shop at his namesake train station. Now, Paddington Bear […]