(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
It’s just over a week until Pride in London, which will take place in the city centre on Saturday, July 5. More than a million people are expected to attend the event in London this year, alongside more than 30,000 participants spanning […]
It feels very abstract to be talking about a winter anything right now. Nonetheless: time marches on and in a few months’ time we’ll be moaning about the lack of sun and how cold we are and ready for the indoor […]
This year’s stadium gig season in London is now in full swing. Following the likes of Sam Fender, Dua Lipa and Beyoncé in playing the capital’s biggest venues are legendary American rockers Guns n ‘Roses, who’re stopping by Wembley this […]
One of London’s favourite caffs is releasing a very special football shirt to celebrate 125 years of business. Founded in 1900, E Pellicci was opened by Priamo Pellicci and is currently run by Anna and Nev alongside their 84-year-old mother Maria. […]
Here at Time Out, cities are kind of our thing. We’re always interested in how cities across the world are changing and evolving and keen to know how they’re perceived by the people that know them best. So, our enormous […]
Crust Bros is set to open the brand’s biggest restaurant yet. A two-floor temple to pizza will open in Covent Garden on July 7 at 29 Bedford Street. Known for its natty Neapolitan-style pizzas, which have won Crust Bros two National Pizza […]
Regular users of the DLR, listen up. The automated east London transport network is changing its timetable this summer, with TfL cutting back on services before it introduces the network’s much-anticipated (and much-delayed) new trains. The changes are temporary and apparently […]