(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
All good things come to those who wait, and boy have we been waiting a long time for Soho Theatre Walthamstow. The sister venue to central London’s beloved Soho Theatre has been in the works since before the pandemic, but […]
Can you smell that? Rich, warm, maybe slightly smokey: that’s the smell of a city functioning on caffeine. Whether you’re dedicated to your oat flat whites, like to go all out with a skinny-double-salted-caramel-frappé (extra cream) or prefer to keep […]
The sea; so wild, so unknowable, so vast, so mysterious, so wet, so… paintable. And few people painted it as voraciously as the artists of 19th century France. Georges Seurat – the neo-impressionist pioneer of pointillism – was prime among […]
If you’ve ever walked the stretch of the north bank of the Thames between Blackfriars and Waterloo bridges, you may well have passed a long, sleek, white military ship. You probably didn’t think much about it – but it’s actually one […]
It’s the month of love, and there’s plenty to make your heart swell if you’re an art fan. London’s museums and galleries are in full swing, with shows of everything from impressionism to conceptualism. The days are getting brighter, the […]
A new Wonka is in town and his name is James Cadbury. The great-great-great grandson of Cadbury founder John Cadbury has opened his own chocolate store just off Oxford Street. Love Cocoa on South Molton Street has been open for just […]
Did you know that London hosts the biggest Lunar New Year celebrations outside of Asia? Every year, Chinatown comes alive with martial arts displays, opulent red and gold costumes, fireworks, dancing lions and more to mark the occasion. In 2025, Chinese […]