(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
August is, hands down, the slowest month of the year for theatre in London. Lots of venues are closed, lots of people have buggered off to the Edinburgh Fringe – including us! – there are weeks in September with more openings than […]
London has overseen countless history-making LGBTQ moments in its time, from the UK’s first ever gay rights demonstration in 1970 and Britain’s first ever Pride March in 1972 right up to last weekend, when London hosted the biggest ever trans pride […]
Grumbling diners have been a little miffed over a seemingly new (but totally discretionary) fee on London restaurant bills of late. According to Metro, a livid Reddit thread has seen a user sharing their receipt from Islington gastropub The Pig […]
This summer belongs to Oasis. The band’s huge reunion tour is the event of the year for hundreds of thousands of Brits, after 16 long years of believing that the Gallagher brothers may never reconcile. Following two magnificent shows together in Cardiff […]
Soho is perhaps London’s most bar-studded neighbourhood, but one sits head and shoulders above them all as the greatest place to drink. It’s a bar that Time Out has diligently supported over the years (aka drank there a lot), and […]
Kew Gardens has been helping Londoners escape from stuffy city life for nearly 250 years, and ideally, it would continue to do so for 250 more. That may not be possible, however, if climate change continues unchecked; which is exactly what the […]
The Lionesses have made history once again after defending their Euros title in an electric, excruciating, edge-of-your seat final on Sunday. Sarina Wiegman’s team defied the odds in Basel’s St. Jakob-Park, beating bookies’ favourites Spain in a penalty shootout. Now, they’re the only […]