(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Internationally touring immersive exhibitions – offering teched-up, often fairly lurid accounts of key episodes in history – are becoming a bigger and bigger thing in London. In large part the astonishing recent volume of them is because there are two new-ish […]
These days, brutalist buildings are among London’s most celebrated works of architecture. But it hasn’t always been this way. Back in 1967, the Southbank Centre, one of the city’s most striking examples of the style, was voted Britain’s ugliest building […]
With a bunch of new Michelin stars dished out this month (and a few taken away), there are now a whopping 88 restaurants in London that have been deemed worthy of Michelin star status. I’ve been lucky enough to eat […]
Vegan Mexican restaurant Club Mexicana has closed the doors to its Kingly Court restaurant after six years. In an Instagram post, the famously hot pink resto announced it had served its last tofish taco on February 7. Owner Meriel Armitage said […]
With more than 100 cinemas, London is a wonderland for cinephiles. Pull back the curtain of some the most beloved picture houses and you’ll find fascinating histories galore. The Regent Street Cinema is one of those places. This month it celebrates 130 years […]
Pub-loving north Londoners, we come bearing sad news. The Orange Tree, one of Enfield’s top pubs, is reportedly set to close. The Winchmore Hill boozer, which featured in Time Out’s latest ranking of the top pubs in London, is an […]
Disney’s latest megabudget musical spectacular has announced it’s leaving town a little more than a year after it opened: Hercules will close its doors on September 5, just after the school summer holidays are wrapped up. It’s got to be […]