(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
The National Restaurant Awards have crowned their winner for 2024, and it’s the return of a familiar name. The Ledbury in Notting Hill has once again topped the list, 12 years after it last had the honour of taking first […]
For almost two decades, the Speakers Corner Quartet have been active in London’s live music scene, collaborating with legends like Sampha, Kae Tempest, Tirzah and Shabaka Hutchings. What started off as a house band at south London music venue Brixton […]
‘As the only national theatre organisation based outside of London, our relationship with the capital is vital,’ commented new Royal Shakespeare Company bosses Tamara Harvey and Daniel Evans in a statement to Time Out upon the announcement that the Stratford-upon-Avon-based theatre company […]
Boxpark. Love it or hate it, there’s no denying it’s become a solid fixture of going out in London. Since opening the Shoreditch venue in 2011, the shipping-container park has taken over Wembley and Croydon, becoming the go-to place for sinking pints in […]
Hackney Wick’s Cornerstone will permanently close at the end of June. Tom Brown’s fish restaurant, which opened in 2018 and won its Michelin star in 2021, will be shutting up shop this summer. Brown announced the news in an emotional […]
Since they were founded, Oxford and Cambridge universities have dominated the worldwide rankings, holding the indisputable title as the best unis in the UK. But that has just changed. One London college has just nipped past Oxford and Cam, taking the […]
Just when you thought London couldn’t get any more immersive experiences, one more has just dropped. The Paradox Museum, a global chain of galleries dedicated to optical illusions, will open in Knightsbridge this July. Packed with Instagram opportunities, the new experience joins the […]