(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
If you’re in southeast London and still on the hunt for a fireworks display for Bonfire Night 2024, sadly your options just got a bit more limited. Blackheath Fireworks, once touted as ‘London’s biggest free fireworks display’, has been cancelled […]
The National Gallery has announced that it is banning visitors from bringing any liquids into the building from today (Friday, October 18) until further notice. Over the past two years, several paintings have been subject to protests by Just Stop Oil activists demanding an end to […]
In just a few months time, we’ll all be getting our glittery glad-rags on, writing down our resolutions and joining hands to sing ‘Auld Lang Syne’. As always, London will be welcoming in the new year with one huge sparking […]
After doing a little orbit of the Earth, travelling to various different cities on the planet over the past two years, artist Luke Jerram’s giant globe is back at Southwark Cathedral. The huge seven metre sculpture is made out of […]
Classic beer Double Diamond has returned to the hand pumps of London. The legendary beer was one of the UK’s biggest selling pints throughout the 1950s through to the 1970s, but the pale ale fell from favour in the 1980s and […]
If you pass by the London Eye this Friday (October 18), you’re going to see the structure illuminated with bold red lights. But why? To mark Wear Red Day 2024, and celebrate 10 years of the event created by the […]
Earlier this year, the Elizabeth line was nominated for a very prestigious architecture award, the RIBA Stirling Prize. Now, the results are in, and she’s only gone and bloody won it. The Lizzie line, designed by architecture studios Grimshaw, Maynard, Equation and AtkinsRéalis, […]