(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Photograph: Ray BurmistonWhen Ronan Keating, Keith Duffy, Mikey Graham, and Shane Lynch took their last bow as Boyzone in 2019 with their ‘Thank You And Goodnight’ farewell tour, well, turns out it wasn’t actually goodnight. That’s because, seven years later, […]
Photograph: Benedict Johnson, 2026The world’s largest space dedicated to illustration is here. More than two decades after celebrated English cartoonist and children’s book illustrator Quentin Blake began championing the idea, the Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration opened this week in […]
Photograph: FumeThe Big Smoke is no stranger to food festivals. In May, bibimbap and tteokbokki fanatics queued round the block to get a taste of the city’s first ever Korean food fête, Jung. In June, the great and the good […]
Image: Carnaby StreetCarnaby Street will be going Mexican this summer, as a huge new immersive installation celebrating Frida Kahlo will take over the shopping destination. ¡Frida Icónica!, created in collaboration with Tate Modern, will mark the opening of the gallery’s landmark exhibition […]
Image: SmithsonianWith its real life spacecraft and other wildly impressive extraterrestrial paraphernalia, the Science Museum is about as close as you can get to going to actual space without leaving Zone One. And your proximity to the cosmos is about […]
Photograph: Lucas DoveWhen it came out in 2021, It’s a Sin floored many of us for its beautiful, heartbreaking and raw portrayal of the 1980s AIDS crisis in the UK. Now the award-winning Channel 4 drama is set to return – but […]
Photograph: Laura CoulsonI’ve got an iced coffee permanently fixed to my hand, I’m living in my Cecilie Bahnsen x Uniqlo frilly skirt, and constantly blasting indie-pop bangers while twirling into disgruntled, sweaty commuters on the Overground. It can only mean […]