(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Post-pandemic the ‘big summer musical’ has become tradition at the Barbican: the iconic arts centre has staged one every year since 2021. This year, it’s one-upping itself and putting on two. It was announced some time ago that the first half of the summer […]
Hold on to your horses, because one of London’s most coveted food teams, Four Legs, is opening a brand new bar and eatery in the capital. The people who brought you north London’s most famous burger (found at The Plimsoll, of course), and […]
Home to panoramic views from The Shard, the gourmet stalls of Borough Market and the historic warship HMS Belfast, but also just a short walk from the City, London Bridge is a prime spot for a hotel. It’s no wonder, therefore, that […]
When it comes to eating out in London, this March is set to be a biggie. After a number of false starts, one of the city’s most iconic restaurants is finally set to reopen after closing six years ago during […]
Fashion people of London, it’s time to make room in your wardrobe for some new (old) treasures. Next weekend, one of the biggest vintage markets in the US is coming across the pond for the very first time. A Current Affair, dubbed […]
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At this point, you shouldn’t need us to tell you that it’s easy to do London on a budget. There are as many affordable eats as there are high end restaurants, enough free art to keep you occupied for weeks and plenty […]
What are you up to in London this weekend? Exploring Tracey Emin’s blockbuster new Tate show? Grabbing five-star Thai food at Kruk? Catching the ‘Ramses and the Pharaohs’ Gold’ exhibition at Battersea’s NEON? Whatever you’re seeing, hearing, eating or drinking […]