(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
For the first time ever, Tate is taking part in the iconic Chelsea Flower Show in 2026, bringing parts of its world-famous collection to the Glastonbury of the gardening calendar. The Tate Britain Garden has been designed by nine-time RHS […]
There are more openings than we can shake a very large stick at this month, with some of our favourite London kitchens launching spin-offs (Acme Fire Cult’s new Acme Taco venue, Jikoni’s Café Jikoni, and Padella’s third pasta joint) or […]
★★★★ John Proctor is the Villain is a period drama about 2018. By that I don’t specifically mean that the Broadway smash nails the exact experience of going to a US high school in the late ’10s: frankly, the American […]
Good news for lovers of live music, comedy and glittery curtains. A planning application for a building next to Hackney’s Moth Club has been refused by Hackney Council. The proposal for six residential flats and a ground floor commercial building […]
Visitors to east London who’re fond of bejewelled Darth Vader masks, intensely patterned ceilings and hostel-style social vibes, we come bearing very sad news indeed. Boutique hotel Mama Shelter has shuttered its Shoreditch outpost. After six years in the capital, the sprawling hotel […]
Much-loved chicken shop Morley’s and Malaysian restaurant Roti King are coming together for a very special food event. The two brands are uniting under the name Bossman Mamak for a pop-up in Brixton Village which will run from Thursday April […]
Ever since lockdown in 2020, the number of Londoners taking the city’s buses has been dropping. Part of that has been put down to the fact that the buses have been getting slower, now running at an average of 9.17mph – […]