Culture

Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has announced London's first-ever Black on the Square is set to take place on September 2 in Trafalgar Square and will be a fantastic celebration of the richness of black culture and creativ...

What do you get when you cross a best-selling novel with an award-winning playwright? A brilliant new British musical based on Audrey Niffenegger's The Time Traveller's Wife, that's what. Adapted for the stage by Lau...

You may have seen these eccentric characters at various London events, dressed head to toe in pearls. But who are the Pearly Kings and Queens of London, and what is the history of the city's lesser-known monarchy? Th...

Created in pure celebration for South East London’s much loved community radio station, record label and hub, AJAA, turning five years old – -based co-founders, Samuel Willott and Owen Howells have joined with local fri...

is one of the world's first digital-led art exhibitions, making use of VR capabilities in a totally new way. We're talking stepping into the metaverse. 2023? More like 3023! It's most definitely an experience to tick o...

A 50-metre multi-coloured curving art wall, created by award-winning artist and designer, Adam Nathaniel Furman, has been revealed as the brand new permanent public at Paddington Central. Unveiled last week, the ins...

After 53 years, the final curtain fell on the King's Head pub theatre last night (August 13) as the beloved venue closed their doors for the final time in their current location. The that runs the venue announced th...

Grab yourself a cuppa and settle in for a little Secret London history lesson, folks. Todays topic of choice? Something that us are extremely passionate about: postcodes, of course. The London postal districts were...

Do you know the origins of London's most well-known nickname? Well, the name 'The Big Smoke' hails from the 19th century when it first appeared in an 1874 dictionary of slang. The name refers to the bleak period of heav...

Step aside, Hollywood - for there's only one walk of fame we recognise around these parts, and it's over in the borough of Camden. And, on one Sunny Afternoon, it was confirmed that Muswell Hill legends The Kinks are...