(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Spring has most definitely sprung. Londoners are thawing, coming out of hibernation, seizing the city with both hands, milking it for all it has to offer. The April cultural calendar is appropriately packed, with a load of new exhibition openings […]
One of London’s most popular cinemas has big plans to safeguard its future. Genesis Cinema, Mile End’s chic but bargain-priced five-screen picturehouse, is planning to add student accommodation to its site – and potentially add a second cinema to its […]
Great news east Londoners! More rapid bus routes are coming your way faster than you can say ‘superloop’. Right now, there are nine Superloop routes dutifully serving the outer-boroughs of London, and there a loads more on the way – SL4 (which will […]
In 2024 we were treated to some of the first images of Greyfriars Square, a brand new green piazza that will be built right next to St Paul’s Cathedral. When finished, the 3,000 square metre space will be the City of London’s biggest […]
From Britpop to indie sleaze, and of course, Amy Winehouse, Camden will forever be associated with some of the greatest eras of British music. Home to the likes of the Roundhouse, Jazz Cafe and Dublin Castle, it’s still an essential part of London music […]
One of London’s biggest music tours of the year kicks off this weekend. Usher’s Past Present Future tour will see the pop icon play a whopping 10 shows in the capital at the O2 Arena in Greenwich. He’ll play a […]
You’ve probably seen The Last of Us, the hit game-inspired TV series which sees a deadly fungal disease take over the world, turning everyone into zombies. You probably thought that was all a bunch of make believe – mushrooms turning […]