(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
To millennials and Gen Zs, London in the ’90s sounds like the promised land, full of cheap drinks, pubs that stayed open late and 50p tube rides. We know that things in 2025 are a lot more expensive than they were […]
May is turning out to be a big month for famous singers turning their attentions towards visual art. Just days after Mr Robbie Williams opened an exhibition of his ‘radically honest’ art at Mayfair tourist hotspot the Moco Museum, some guy […]
One of the more pleasant surprises of the year has been that Tutankhamun: The Immersive Exhibition you see advertised everywhere. Yeah, it’s kind of basic, but in a really high tech way, with all sorts of fun VR and immersive film bits […]
If you ever need an endorphin boost, London is here to serve. Our city has fantastic food, banging nights out, serene green spaces and spectacular culture in droves. We won’t pretend that it’s all sunshine and rainbows – the rental market is still […]
London’s jazzophiles, here’s some exciting news. Iconic New York jazz club Blue Note is coming to London. The institution, which was founded in NYC’s Greenwich Village but has since expanded to cities around the world like Tokyo, Milan and Rio de Janeiro, has confirmed […]
The Bridge Theatre has had a big juicy hole in its programming for some months now, smack bang between the imminent return of Nicholas Hytner’s ecstatic immersive A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Jordan Fein’s revival of Sondheim’s immortal Into the Woods. We’d hoped a […]