(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
A new Everyman Cinema is opening in the grand old Whiteleys building in Bayswater – potentially offering London its most glamorous cinema yet. The boutique chain will run a cinema in the newly developed Grade II-listed building when it reopens […]
Soon there will be a rare chance to explore inside the Old Royal Naval College’s domes in Greenwich. Designed by Sir Christopher Wren, and built between 1696 and 1712, the historic structures aren’t often open to the public. The maritime […]
Summer’s finally here, and with it comes a whole season of incredible exhibitions. Most galleries and museums take August off, so this lot has to see you through to the autumn Art exhibitions to see this month Details of Web.Life […]
Whether you’re an avid participant in the World Naked Bike Ride (on June 10 this year, fyi) or just a bewildered onlooker, there’s no denying that it’s a particularly, erm, eye-catching protest. In any case, its planet-friendly, bicycle-first goals are […]
North London favourite Banner’s will be closing in September after 31 years of jerk chicken and veggie fry-ups. Owner Juliette Banner announced the news, explaining that the Crouch End café, which opened in 1992, will shut in September. ‘I could write […]
The Vagina Museum – the very first of its kind in the world – has met its funding target for a new home. After sadly closing down in February 2023, the gallery which is dedicated to all things gynaecological has raised £86,490 to be able […]
It might have been King Charles’s coronation, but there was one person who stole the show from our new monarch. You probably remember Penny Mordaunt, AKA the sword lady, parading around in a blue dress and holding a very heavy […]