(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Back in September Radiohead announced their first tour in seven years, including four nights at London’s O2 Arena. Despite a longwinded ticket registration system (to deter bots and touts), when tickets went on sale they sold out extremely quickly. If […]
Michelin knows a thing or two about luxury. Its illustrious stars have been synonymous with fine dining for the past 100 years, representing one of the highest honours that can be bestowed on a restaurant. But luxurious living isn’t just about […]
This week London will host a once-in-a-lifetime sporting event. The Grand Sumo Tournament will grace 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 […]
London is stuffed with food markets. From the historic Borough Market (which dates back to the thirteenth century) and Old Spitalfields, to the newer Seven Dials and the ever-so-trendy Broadway Market, there’s a street food stall to satisfy every possible craving in this city. […]
Silo, the east London restaurant that prided itself on a ‘zero-waste’ ethos, is set to close this December. The restaurant started life in Brighton in 2014 and moved to London in 2019, opening up by the River Lee Navigation in […]
London’s Katy Perry diehards, it’s nearly time. The singer of hits like ‘Firework’, ‘California Gurls’ and ‘Hot N Cold’ is in town for two shows at the O2 Arena as part of her Lifetimes Tour. By the time Perry gets […]
It’s that time of year again: across the city, autumn obsessives are rejoicing in the fact that it’s finally acceptable to watch re-runs of Gilmore Girls, wear knitted jumpers, and start picking out their Halloween costumes. In recent years, Brits have also […]