(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Keith Haring’s subway drawings – which the legendary artist drew in white chalk on New York’s transport network in the 1980s – remain among his best-loved works. So it’s fitting in many ways that Haring’s art will be taking over a […]
It’s September, which means that hopeful freshers will be arriving at London’s many universities all throughout the month. These youngsters will be getting settled in to halls, going out to student nights at XOYO and Ministry of Sound, and getting plenty of use out of the single recipe they […]
There are only two shows in the Globe’s new 2026 indoor winter season – but they’re both extremely intriguing. The Tempest (Jan 17-Apr 12 2026) is a Globe staple, but you’re unlikely to have ever seen one like this before. The great […]
Can you believe that the Central line has been operating beneath London for a whopping 125 years? Yep – it opened as the Central London Railway on July 30 1900, ferrying Londoners between Shepherd’s Bush and Bank for the grand price of two pence. It […]
Arianators, assemble. Ariana Grande is going on a huge tour in 2026, and it will culminate with a whopping 10 nights at London’s O2 arena. The Eternal Sunshine tour will touch down in the UK in August next year, after travelling around the USA. The […]
Ariana Grande may not have been on tour in six years, but boy has she been busy. In the time since her Sweetener tour in 2019, Ariana has released two albums (Positions in 2020 and Eternal Sunshine in 2024), launched a cosmetics brand and was awarded the […]
Cubism, surrealism, the Blue Period. Pottery, great war scenes, and women with three breasts. Picasso really did do it all. And this autumn a major exhibition dedicated to one of the world’s most famous painters is being staged at Tate Modern. Opening tomorrow […]