(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
CMAT has great taste. That might come as no surprise to her fans, but she’s proved herself to newcomers with the curation of her LIDO 2026 lineup. After its inaugural edition in 2025, LIDO is still the new kid on […]
The famous Simpson’s Tavern – an 18th century London institution – is set to re-open next year. After over 250 years in business, the Grade II-listed restaurant closed in 2022 after a rent dispute. However, the team behind nearby restaurant […]
Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton’s excellent play Stage/Fright ran at Wyndham’s Theatre earlier this year, and felt like a loving coda to Inside No. 9, the duo’s long-running comedy horror anthology series, which recently wrapped up after nine seasons. Stage/Fright has […]
Well, this one hurts. The innovative and frankly extraordinary Black Axe Mangal – currently known as FKABAM – will be closing its Islington restaurant at the end of the year, with the final night of service on December 20. However, […]
If you’ve ever flown from Gatwick, chances are you’ve hopped on the Gatwick Express, bitterly parted with over £20 and been on your merry way. But what if we told you that a lot of the time the fastest, cheapest […]
London day festivals are beginning to release their lineups, and there’s even more good news for music lovers. Blood Orange will officially headline and curate next year’s RALLY Festival. Dev Hynes – AKA the guy behind Blood Orange – is bringing his signature […]
Whether its on Lime and Santander bikes or good ol’ fashioned non-electric two-wheelers, London is truly in the age of the cyclist. And the capital getting more cycle-friendly all the time, with TfL delivering 51 kilometres of new cycle lanes this year and more than […]