(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
London’s culture scene has well and truly got up off its arse and out of hibernation. Whether you’re weeping over the Charli xcx-soundtracked Wuthering Heights or examining the used condoms strung along Tracey Emin’s ‘My Bed’ this Feb, on top of all that […]
Trafalgar Square’s Fourth Plinth has been home to many an eye-catching installation. There was the huge ship in a bottle in 2010, a big blue cockerel in 2013, an unsettling horse skeleton in 2015 and that swirl of whipped cream topped with a cherry, […]
Did you know that the oldest surviving gasholder in the entire world can be found in Fulham? The imaginatively named Gasholder No.2 is nearing 200-years-old. It was designed by Samuel Clegg (a man widely recognised as the world’s first gas engineer) alongside a […]
Tate Modern’s upcoming Frida Kahlo exhibition is one of the most highly anticipated London art shows of 2026. In fact, here at Time Out we said that the mammoth summer exhibition is the gallery show we’re most excited about in the […]
In Mayfair and looking for the perfect burger? May we point you in the direction of Dover Street Counter, one of our new favourite restaurants in London. We’ve just reviewed this slick new diner, which comes from the same team […]
Cameron Mackintosh’s bombastic Vietnam musical Miss Saigon was one of the last of the proper blockbuster ’80s musicals, running at the massive Theatre Drury Lane for a decade, a genuinely unthinkable feat today. Nicholas Hytner’s original production closed in 1999. […]
Do you live in or near Southall, Hanwell and Acton? If so, we come bearing excellent news. The three west London neighbourhoods are all getting more morning train services, thereby making your rush hour that bit less of a crush. […]