(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
London is constantly being chopped and changed. New skyscrapers, new towns, new neighbourhoods and new open spaces are all in the works right now. But for all the newness, London needs more space. And for more space, old buildings often need to be […]
Pool, shuffleboard and karaoke are just some of the things you’ll be able to do at Flukes, a huge 5,000 square foot games hall that is opening above Big Penny Social in Walthamstow this May. The mega games palace that’s […]
Can you believe that Pitchfork Festival London is celebrating its fifth edition in 2025? It seems like it was only yesterday that the music publication was launching its debut London edition, offering an event purpose-made for the capital’s music geeks – […]
The Victoria & Albert Museum is one of London’s grandest and most impressive cultural institutions, a magnificent showcase of art, design and culture throughout history and across the globe. Opened in 1899 by Queen Victoria, the South Kensington institution boasts some 150 galleries, […]
It’s funny how you can be walking around feeling like a shell of a human being for five months of the year, then you see one blossom tree and suddenly everything is fine again. Just me? Okay. Seasonal depression jokes […]
Years and years of consultations, controversies and construction (and a whopping £2.2 billion) have finally led Londoners to this moment. The Silvertown Tunnel will finally be up and running in southeast London in just a matter of days. Silvertown was first mooted […]
London-based Lady Gaga fans, it’s time to set your reminders and get testing out your internet connections. Last week Gaga announced that her Mayhem Ball Tour would be coming to the capital’s O2 Arena next autumn, and tickets go on […]