Alain Ducasse at Coal Drops Yard: le best chocolat in London?
In which we savour some very fine temptations at the Michelin-starred chef's two new ...
MUST DO: S120 and LiL Jewellery Trunk Show
Don't miss the Italian jewellery brand's pop-up at Coal Drops Yard this month
Review: Andy C, 2019 residency at XOYO
The D&B don returns for another run of 13 sold out Fridays, but with ...
MUST DO: Veganuary film-fest at Site London
There are free weekly documentaries showing at the tiny Columbia Road plant-based cafe this ...
MUST DO: Tiffany & Co. at St Pancras
December festivities inside the station. Definitely worth a glass of fizz upstairs, right?
Canopy Market is now daily for Christmas
Get into the spirit in N1C with a properly indie seasonal market
A tour inside the Aga Khan Centre, King’s Cross
We go exploring the new Islamic terraces, gardens and courtyards of London N1C
Choose Love: pop-up store for refugees is open again in Soho
This Christmas period head straight to Carnaby Street to buy real and necessary items ...
MUST DO: Dagny at Curated Crowd, Herrick Gallery W1
This Mayfair pop-up featuring sustainable designers runs for a fortnight in December
What’s Champagne School all about, then?
Sampling British bubbly - or any bubble for that matter - and pretending it's ...
FOOD & DRINK
Alain Ducasse at Coal Drops Yard: le best chocolat in London?
So you’ve never been to…Pho, Soho
Singletons! How to get freebies at St Pancras on Valentine’s Day
Tenner or Less: Caffe Tropea, WC1
What’s the new Happy Face Pizza like?
So you’ve never been to… Dalloway Terrace, WC1
MUST DO: Veganuary film-fest at Site London
Chapel Down Gin Works is now open in King’s Cross
House of Cans: the smallest bar in King’s Cross is here
MUST DO: Mrs Fogg’s – and Monsieur Le Duck
Venus Unwrapped: a year-long festival exploring music by women
From classical and jazz to folk and contemporary head to Kings Place to hear ...
The Barbican wants 500 Londoners to perform this spring
The only requirement is in fact an availability to attend rehearsals, says composer David ...
The Secret DJ and The Dark Room: Will it work?
Remember when clubbing was all about the music? A new event aims to return ...
The fight for London’s nightlife
As Hackney Council decrees the latest blow to our city's late night culture, we ...
Multi-Story Orchestra are coming to King’s Cross
The groundbreaking classical musicians will perform two unmissable summer concerts
MUST DO: Jasper Johns, jazz & pizza
It's the last few weeks of the American legend at the Royal Academy
It’s Spiritland’s 1st Birthday all week
The fairly pioneering cafe, bar and listening hub is already a year old
Why Saint Etienne’s new artwork celebrates Walmer in Kent
In short, it's something to do with the area known locally as Little Kingston
Why Pet Shop Boys’ Being Boring rocks
We salute 15 lesser known tracks by the iconic duo - before their Brighton ...
The life and times of a singing cabbie
Frankie Oliver speaks out about reggae, performing with Ziggy Marley - and the clash ...
From Script to Stage: coming soon to Theatro Technis
Sixteen new plays in two days? Take a deep breath and head to the ...
Leave to Remain review: intriguing gay-marriage musical from Kele Okereke
The Bloc Party frontman has co-written a fast-paced tale on the pitfalls two young ...
Step inside the secret theatre of King’s Cross
We take a tour of the experimental venue inside Central St Martins
An all-night cinema? The fascinating history of the Scala
Film programmer Jane Giles on her personal relationship with the famous King’s Cross nitespot
MUST DO: International Mime Festival, Platform Theatre
Four of the UK's hottest acrobats comes to the multi-use space in Central Saint ...
1985 review – a very 2018 take on the AIDS film
It's the perfect tonic to brainless Netflix romcoms this Christmas, says Stephen Emms
Dandelion: How Section 28 crushed queer female sexuality
A new play at Islington’s King’s Head explores the impacts of the infamous Thatcherite ...
Watch a free livestream of Femi Keeling’s topical play Rising
A crucial piece of theatre exploring the implications of Universal Credit on those just ...
Everyman and Spiritland combine classic movies with after-parties
An artistic collision of films, bass and bevvies in N1C as two titans unite
Drip Feed, Soho Theatre review: ‘a dark undertone’
Final week to catch Karen Cogan's perceptive, amusing insight into lesbian life in county ...
Fancy a go on a musical see-saw? Hit Coal Drops Yard
Head to King's Cross for a playful new installation called Wave-Field, Variation F
Lose yourself in these intricately illustrated maps of London
One Central St Martins graduate has spent months hand-drawing cultural and historical maps of ...
Last chance to catch the 75-metre display of The Face covers
Check out the most memorable issues of the iconic publication that ran through the ...
Philipp Pley: a very London photographer
We meet an auditor who balances his stressy job with snapping the capital
Last chance to catch Michael Palin + Irvin & Golding
If you're a Monty Python fan you should head to the British Library asap. ...
MUST DO: House of Illustration & Cob Gallery
Stories of refugees in King's Cross; and examine the male gaze on Royal College ...
MUST DO: See prize-winning NYT photojournalism
A new exhibition displays evocative images captured by New York Times' reporters over the ...
Art Car Boot Fair comes to Granary Square
The subversive(ish) yearly bash is back in a new central King's Cross location
MUST DO: John Vernon Lord, House of Illustration
Original sketches by the renowned artist will line the walls of the Granary Square ...
Don’t miss the ‘art attack’ at Canopy Market, King’s Cross
Fans of art and design need to rush to the handily covered space behind ...
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