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Photograph: Kevin LakeWhen the artist Frida Kahlo was a teenager in 1920s Mexico, she was inspired by the huge, colourful new murals that were lighting up the streets. They were the post-revolutionary government’s strategy to bring the country together, by […]
Image: Rockhunter LtdThe biggest thing to hit the borough since the invention of the joss stick, the new Camden Film Quarter has just been given the go-ahead by the council. Planning permission for the massive new movie hub has been […]
IncipioThere’s an awful lot happening in West Kensington right now. Earlier this week, the historic Olympia exhibition centre began its lavish £1.3 billion relaunch, complete with a 3,800 capacity live music venue, and reimagined rooftop space full of drinking and […]
Photo: Danny KaanThis weekend sees the return of the annual West End Live, the two day free festival of musical theatre that takes place in Trafalgar Square every June. It’s often referred to as ‘the Glastonbury of musical theatre’ and […]
Photograph: Jess Hand for Time OutMuseums are more than places where you can look at really, really old stuff. The have the ability to empower, to connect communities, to confront difficult topics and to spark important conversations. Those specific abilities are what […]
Photograph: AEG PresentsOne of the planet’s mightiest country stars lands in the capital this week. Oklahoma-raised songwriter Zach Bryan is currently on a tour of UK arenas and London is his third stop in Blighty (following huge shows in Liverpool […]
Coppa Club, London BridgeNow that we’re fully in al fresco drinking season, we’re more than happy to welcome a brand-new terrace boozing venue to London. Coppa Club will be launching a two-floor new site just across the way from its original Tower […]