(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
London, you’ll be happy to hear, is finally properly eating out again. Last year a whopping 253 new restaurants opened in the capital, the most since 2019, after which we saw the brutal gutting of hospitality in the wake of the […]
A colourful and sure-to-be-contentious replaying of Amy Winehouse’s triumphant and tragic life, ‘Back to Black’ finally lands on UK cinema screens this month. ‘Industry’s Marisa Abela steps into Winehouse’s ballet flats and ‘Starred Up’s Jack O’Connell is her hubby Blake […]
Ibrahim Mahama has draped the Barbican Centre in vast reams of pink fabric. It’s a super-colourful new installation that’s part of the Barbican’s recent ‘Unravel’ textile exhibition. The huge 2,000 square metre work was produced in the city of Tamale […]
Lime bikes – they really are everywhere in London. Whether they’re lying thrown on the curb or docked neatly in a row (it happens, apparently), Limes are easy to spot for their vibrant shade of, well, lime. Whether you’re an […]
Here at Time Out we are thrilled to announce our brand-new best restaurants in London list for 2024. After 12 months of hard eating and deliberate degustation, we’ve whittled down our 50 absolute favourite restos from across the capital, featuring old […]
Calling all sad girls. Mitski, the queen of melancholy pop, is coming to All Points East this summer. APE has announced a show truly for the girlies – the ‘My Love Mine All Mine’ and ‘Nobody’ singer will be joined by […]
Back in 1800s London, when cabs were all horse-drawn, the city’s cabmen’s shelters provided a necessary rest-stop for weary drivers to fuel up and stretch out. The shelters once lined the capital’s streets, and were just large enough to fit a kitchen […]