(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Supa Ya Ramen left a big, noodle-shaped hole in the London culinary landscape when its Peckham and Dalston restaurants closed, but this month the brand has made a Lazarus-like return. Chef Luke Findlay’s Supa Ya relaunches this week at Arcade in […]
Would you hitch a ride in a taxi without a driver? For Londoners, that question won’t be a hypothetical for much longer. Yep, robotaxis are on their way. In the summer, we reported that Uber, along with tech firm Wayve, […]
In a crowded field, The Serpentine is earily one of London’s most influential modern art galleries. Nestled in leafy Kensington Gardens, its pair venues on either side of Hyde Park’s winding artificial lake stage some of the most adventurous temporary […]
This week London is hosting a once-in-a-lifetime sporting event. The Grand Sumo Tournament is gracing the Royal Albert Hall, with more than 40 mighty maku-uchi rikishi [sumo wrestlers] battling it out in Kensington’s 154-year-old venue. This is only the second time in […]
When festive season arrives, pretty ice skating rinks start to pop up all over London. Throughout November and December, thousands of us whizz (or, let’s be real, nervously shuffle) across the ice in front of gorgeous monuments like Somerset House, Battersea Power Station and Queen’s House […]
From starting out as farmland in the 16th century to becoming London’s epicentre of seediness to today, as a cosmopolitan home to shops, bars and London’s best-known private members clubs, Soho is one of London’s most culturally and historically rich areas. Now a brand-new […]
London is positively bursting at the seams with unmissable cultural events this month. The London Film Festival is well underway, with hyped films like Frankenstein, Hamnet and No Other Choice all making their UK debuts; esteemed contemporary art fair Frieze London has begun; Black […]