(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
It’s August and the summer hols are in full swing. Whether you’re looking for ways to entertain the sprogs, or just planning a fun day with mates, there are plenty of activities on in London this weekend where you can […]
At more than 200 years old, Dulwich Picture Gallery is the oldest purpose-built public art gallery in the world. So, naturally, it takes the matter of bringing brilliant art to the public very seriously. As well as its permanent collection of […]
It’s not often that Londoners get to witness astronomical phenomena, but if you’re in the right spot at the right time, there is a chance you could catch a dazzling meteor shower or even the northern lights. That said, there is […]
Over its three decades of life, Camden’s Jazz Café has grown into one of London’s leading live music venues. As well as platforming rising stars in the genres, the 440-capacity space has played host to countless jazz and soul legends, from Amy Winehouse, Jamiroquai […]
One year ago today (August 7), a brand new Banksy mural appeared in Brick Lane – the third in a series of animal stencils across the city. Since then, it’s been a pretty barren year for fans of the Bristolian […]
Got a weekend packed with plans? London is a vast place, so whether you’re heading to Labyrinth on the Thames in Greenwich, UK Black Pride at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, a stand-up set at Camden Fringe or Skepta’s Big Smoke festival in Crystal Palace, there’s a high […]