(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Photo: Mark SeniorThe school summer holidays are long, hard and unavoidably expensive: six straight weeks of being forced to entertain your beloved children. And every year SOLT – that’s the Society of London Theatre, which runs the West End – helps […]
Photograph: DisneyMaui fans roll up, because a new Moana experience is coming to Tower Bridge in late June – and it’s free to attend and full of surprises. Ahead of the Disney live-action movie, the free-to-visit attraction will be allowing you to embark on […]
Andrew Brackenbury / Time OutIconic Camden music venue Barfly is set to relaunch later this month. Promoters Barfly took over a Victorian pub called The Monarch at 49 Chalk Farm Road in the early 2000s, hosting gigs in the upstairs room, […]
Photograph: Kimberley RossPitchfork Music Festival London is, by our reckoning, one of the top music festivals in the UK right now. Since launching in November 2021, the multi-venue, week-ish-long event has firmly established itself in the capital’s annual festival calendar, known for its […]
Photograph: Marks and SpencerSure, only the flushest of Londoners can afford to shop at an M&S on the regs – but who’s complaining when a shiny new Marks and Sparks opens in their neighbourhood? Whether you’re after succulent fruits and […]
Photograph: TfLThe DLR has changed the face of east London since it first opened in 1987. In its earliest days, many of the exotic-sounding places it linked up were sparsely populated former docks, and dotted with crumbling remnants of London’s […]
Jack LatimerIf you see anyone wheeling through London on their bike stark naked this month, don’t be alarmed. This weekend the annual World Naked Bike Ride will be returning to the capital, filling the city with cyclists wearing nothing but their […]