(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
There’s no better Saturday (in my humble opinion) than strolling to a bookshop, picking up a new read, and settling down with it in a cafe. London boasts dozens of brilliant independents, and 10 of them have been recognised in […]
It’s always cool looking at photos from the past, especially if those photos are of places you know and love. Now, Londoners and other history buffs will be able to peruse some of the earliest pictures of London (and the rest […]
Thanks to a new government arts and culture fund, two London museums are getting a financial boost. The Brentford-based Museum of Water and Steam will receive a hefty £2.6 million, while the Foundling Museum in Brunswick Square will get £319,000 of […]
Enfield Council has confirmed that it’ll be shuttering nearly half of the borough’s libraries in a bid to save over £500,000 per year. The closures follow a city-wide trend. According to creative project All the Libraries in London, which tracks […]
Saunas are having a main-character moment right now. From macro-counting gym bros to pensioners leisurely filling their days, the hot boxes are beloved by everyone. So, it’s good news that London’s oldest spa (and a pretty affordable one) has reopened after months of […]
Office blocks overlooking the Barbican Centre on Silk Street are soon to be unoccupied as the current residents, law firm Linklaters, move around the corner to Ropemaker Street. The building won’t be uninhabited for long though, as developers have been […]
A celebrated Fitzrovia art gallery that has been in operation for 13 years has made the difficult decision to close, citing a downturn in the art market as a contributing factor. Founded in 2012 by gallerist Hannah Watson and the late publisher […]