(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Can you believe it’s been over 20 years since the release of Death Cab For Cutie’s Transatlanticism and the Postal Service’s Get Up? Us neither. Ben Gibbard’s two indie noughties classics came out back in 2003 – and now, just […]
Forget the beauty of nature or paintings, Time Out’s art editor Eddy Frankel is interested in something else: accidental aesthetics. This new series is about how to find beauty in the ugliest places, and how to appreciate things that were never […]
Londoners need two main things to keep happy – food and festivals. And this September we’ll be able to combine both because Wandsworth Council has approved plans for huge a day of Caribbean delights and music. Taking place in Wimbledon […]
Big things are in store for Edgware. After years of back-and-forth with the local community, property developer Ballymore (in partnership with TfL) has recently submitted plans to Barnet Council for a massive overhaul of the area’s shopping centre and bus […]
It’s almost time to lace up your Nikes and grab a Magnum, because Notting Hill Carnival is just around the corner. London’s biggest party of the year kicks off this bank holiday weekend on Sunday, August 25 (with some events on Saturday […]
It’s been nearly 60 years of the official Notting Hill Carnival. Six decades since its inception as a protest against racial violence (read a short history of the event here), Carnival certainlyisn’t slowing down, getting bigger and better each year. Well over […]
The August bank holiday is a huge weekend for festivals in the UK, from All Points East and Field Day in Victoria Park to further afield fests like Reading and Leeds and Creamfields. One of the smaller London festivals trying […]