(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
As London’s galleries gear up for their big summer exhibitions, they’re closing the doors on their spring shows. Which is a shame, because it’s been a pretty special season in the art world. Small gallery shows like Nick Waplington’s amazing […]
We hope you’ve registered to vote (don’t forget you need photo ID), because the London Mayor election us coming up next week (on May 2, to be exact). The mayoral hopefuls have all pledged different things for London, from more public […]
It’s a tough life, being an avid surfer in London. Opportunities to ride waves without leaving the city are practically non-existent: with no naturally wavy waters in the capital and no artificial ripples either, the capital’s surfers have little choice but […]
Everyone knows and loves the Royal Albert Hall. One of London’s most glamourous venues, the Grade I-listed concert hall hosts loads of big-name performances – including the Proms, which just released the details of its 2024 edition. Now, one lucky […]
Airports don’t exactly have a rep for being calming, tranquil sorts of places. From cancelled flights and lost baggage to lengthy queues and sky-high prices, airports are often very stressful indeed. Some airports, however, are much more stressful than others […]
Anyone who’s ever stepped inside the Royal Albert Hall will understand that it can’t be filled with just any old music – it needs scale and drama. And every year it gets exactly that with the BBC Proms, one of London’s […]
As a last-ditch attempt to cool down on London’s (albeit rare) hot summer days, I’m sure we’ve all wistfully dreamt of diving head first into the murky waters of the Thames. Thankfully, most of us come to our senses before […]