(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
The mighty St John is set to become the first ever restaurant to be in residence at the fabulous Fortnum & Mason. The 317-year-old department store on Piccadilly will give over its in-house Field restaurant space from February 6-22, when St John […]
Its members included Jarvis Cocker, Peter Capaldi, and Logan Roy himself, Brian Cox. Over the past decade, it’s housed some immense talent, from Adele to Annie Mac, even collaborating with the elusive Banksy. But despite all that, The House of […]
For many in east London (and far beyond, for that matter), Stratford’s Market Village is a treasured community space. Inside the Stratford Centre, it’s everything a proper indoor market should be, rammed with stalls stocking everything and anything from fruit […]
Always wanted to own a London icon? And recently been looking for an excuse to quit the day job? Well, here the opportunity strikes to tick both off yer ‘to-do’ list. A red telephone box, one of the capital’s most recognisable sights, […]
Finsbury Park’s cunningly-named Park Theatre seems to be endlessly beloved by London’s not-inconsiderable celebrity population, who tend to support the modestly-sized theatre with an intensity somewhat out of whack with its size. Perhaps it’s simply that the Park lies in […]
Whatever you’re looking for, you can usually find it in a B&M. Each branch of the blue-and-orange bargain store chain is crammed with products ranging from home accessories and décor to massive pieces of furniture. Sort of like Wilko, only […]
London’s foremost chain for the brekkie- and brunch-obsessed is opening their 15th cafe on January 20. The Breakfast Club started out in 2005, opening their first restaurant on Soho’s D’Arblay Street, and this month a new joint will be springing […]