Articles about London

Kylie Minogue is heading out on a big UK tour in 2025, including London

Kylie Minogue is heading out on a big UK tour in 2025, including London

Following up her headline show at year's BST Hyde Park festival, the iconic Australian pop star is hitting the road next year. For someone who's been at pop music's pinnacle for decades now, Kylie Minogue shows no signs of stopping. Not only did she win over new generations with her viral 2023 smash...
Created 20 Sep 2024
The best Chinese restaurants in Soho

Chinese restaurants in Soho

When it comes to Chinese dining in Soho, it's not all just about Chinatown. Sure, the various eateries there are always a reliable choice for authentic Chinese cuisine and we've made sure to highlight some of our favourites in this guide, but there are other Chinese restaurants in Soho worth a visit...
Updated 18 Jun 2025
Great British Pub Awards 2024: London has the most sustainable and entertaining pubs

Great British Pub Awards 2024: London has the most sustainable and entertaining pubs

At the annual Great British Pub Awards, London took home two of the top prizes. The Great British Pub Awards celebrate Britain's historic pub industry in a variety of categories, going through hundreds of entries before coming up with a shortlist for the annual awards ceremony. The latter was held a...
Created 18 Sep 2024
A provocative Indian production is coming to Soho Theatre for a two-week run

A provocative Indian production is coming to Soho Theatre for a two-week run

"The Gentlemen's Club," a hit production from India, makes its international debut in London this October through a collaboration between Soho Theatre and Mumbai's National Centre for Performing Arts.  The Gentlemen's Club artworkSet in a fictional club, the show features women embodying mascul...
Created 17 Sep 2024
Discover the future of food at this Central London festival

Discover the future of food at this Central London festival

The Future of Food festival returns to Central London from 16 to 22 September, featuring one-off events celebrating the city's vibrant culinary scene. Alongside these events, a Discovery Zone will offer educational and inspiring activities throughout the week. Among other things, you'll be able to e...
Created 16 Sep 2024
Watch the thrilling Singapore Grand Prix at F1 Arcade

Watch the thrilling Singapore Grand Prix at F1 Arcade

The Formula 1 World Championship is heating up and you can watch all the action from this weekend's Grand Prix at the ultimate F1 destination in London. F1 ArcadeF1 Arcade in the City of London is a high-tech social gaming venue that features 60 racing simulators where petrolheads can test their ski...
Created 16 Sep 2024
The Dusty Knuckle Bakery is celebrating 10 years with a fundraiser party

The Dusty Knuckle Bakery is celebrating 10 years with a fundraiser party

One of London's most popular bakeries is celebrating ten years of making bread with an all-day charity fundraiser in Dalston in order to, er, make bread for its youth training programme. The Dusty Knuckle Youth fundraiser this Saturday will feature live music, DJs, food traders, and drinks on a roof...
Created 16 Sep 2024
London Circle Walk: Circle the city on an epic 20-mile hike

London Circle Walk: Circle the city on an epic 20-mile hike

One of London's more peculiar communities is the London Circle Walk. This special walking group meets once a year to embark on a 20-mile circular route of London, walking down the city streets and alleys to draw a near-perfect circle on the map. The London Circle Walk was devised years ago over pint...
Created 16 Sep 2024
The best Indian restaurants in the City of London

Indian restaurants in the City

Indian food in London is known for being some of the best in the world, mostly thanks to the many immigrants who have relocated to the city and brought their incredible food along with them. You'll find Indian restaurants dotted all over London, including in The City, where there are a handful of th...
Updated 16 Oct 2025
Linkin Park announce new singer, new album, new London gig date

Linkin Park announce new singer, new album, new London gig date

In what's proving to be a banner year for unexpected band reunions, the nu-metal pioneers turned household rock stars have announced they're back in action. Linkin Park, the nu-metal flagbearers that not only managed to survive the genre's decline but transcend to even bigger stardom, have been on h...
Created 6 Sep 2024
The best Indian restaurants in Shoreditch

Indian restaurants in Shoreditch

Shoreditch, known for its vibrant street art, eclectic nightlife, and trendy atmosphere, is also home to some of London's best Indian cuisine, particularly in the area around Brick Lane. Whether you're craving traditional curries, modern fusion dishes, or authentic regional fare, you'll find a wealt...
Updated 16 Oct 2025
The best Italian restaurants in Canary Wharf

Italian restaurants in Canary Wharf

When it comes to Italian dining in Canary Wharf, there's a surprising amount of choice. The Italian restaurants in this riverside neighbourhood range from cosy trattoria-style eateries to stylish contemporary venues serving all the greats of Italian cuisine – heaps of handmade pasta, pizzas fresh ou...
Updated 12 May 2025
The best Indian restaurants in Richmond

Indian restaurants in Richmond

Compared to certain other parts of London, Richmond isn't known for an abundance of Indian restaurants, but you can still get good Indian food here. Our guide to the best Indian restaurants in Richmond highlights the top places where you can get a nice curry or a speciality straight off the tandoori...
Updated 12 Nov 2025
There's so much to see and do during this year's Heritage Open Days

There's so much to see and do during this year's Heritage Open Days

Held every September for ten days, the largest history and culture festival in the UK brings together thousands of local volunteers and organisations. Communities across the country come together to celebrate heritage, share stories, and explore traditions, offering a unique chance to access hidden...
Created 2 Sep 2024
This tour explores the hidden gems of Marylebone Village

This tour explores the hidden gems of Marylebone Village

Discover charming Marylebone Village, known for its Georgian character and village-like atmosphere, with a guided tour by a knowledgeable local.  The heart of the area is Marylebone High Street, a lively stretch filled with shops, restaurants, and cafes. As you explore, you'll uncover the area'...
Created 2 Sep 2024
The best Italian restaurants in the City

Italian restaurants in the City

Restaurants in the City have to cater to a wide range of customers, from workers on a quick lunch break to wandering tourists and businessmen wooing clients. Whatever the occasion, universally-loved Italian cuisine always fits the bill, so it's not surprising that the City of London is home to a num...
Updated 25 Oct 2024
September brings another crop of Carousel guest chef residencies

September brings another crop of Carousel guest chef residencies

Month in and month out, Fitzrovia wine bar and kitchen Carousel brings some of the most exciting culinary talent from around the world to London, and September is no different. Get ready to try one of Lima's finest eateries, hang out with Romy Gill and her friends as they celebrate the release of he...
Created 29 Aug 2024
British Restaurant Awards 2024: Here are this year's winners

British Restaurant Awards 2024: Here are this year's winners

Each year, the prestigious British Restaurant Awards honour excellence in the country's contemporary dining scene. Awarded based on public votes, the BRAs cover a wide range of categories, with the winners revealed at a gala ceremony at The Crown Hotel in London on 28 August. This year, a bunch of a...
Created 29 Aug 2024
Liam and Noel patch things up, Oasis to finally hit the road again in 2025

Liam and Noel patch things up, Oasis to finally hit the road again in 2025

The notoriously fractious Gallagher brothers appear to have reached a ceasefire and announced the reunion and return of one of rock's most iconic bands in history. Oasis will be launching a world tour next year with multiple dates in the UK. For years, the idea of Liam and Noel Gallagher together on...
Created 27 Aug 2024
Find out which London pub made CAMRA's Pub of the Year shortlist

Find out which London pub made CAMRA's Pub of the Year shortlist

The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) has revealed this year's regional finalists for its coveted Pub of the Year award. Each year, CAMRA scores pubs from across the nation according to atmosphere, service, beer quality, and other important features that contribute to what makes a good pub such a treasu...
Created 22 Aug 2024
The best late-night bars in London

Late-night bars

Sometimes you head home after one drink, other times you … don't. Thankfully, living in a city the size of London means there's always some place you can drag yourself to after your local turns on the lights. London's late-night bar scene is as diverse as the city itself, offering everything from li...
Updated 8 May 2025
The Roti King's new clothes: Cult London eatery launches merch line

The Roti King's new clothes: Cult London eatery launches merch line

Ruined your favourite T-shirt by mopping up one of Roti King's tasty curries too enthusiastically? Don't worry, we've all been there. But now you won't even have to do the walk of shame home – you can freshen up your fit on the spot with the restaurant's new merch line. Credits: Roti KingRoti King i...
Created 21 Aug 2024
The best Malaysian restaurants in London

Malaysian restaurants

A vibrant and diverse blend of flavours, influenced by the country's rich cultural mix – that's Malaysian cuisine in a nutshell. Carefully striking a balance between sweet, sour, salty, and spicy notes, dishes such as nasi lemak, laksa noodle soup, and satay skewers, accompanied by ample portions of...
Updated 20 Dec 2024
The best soft play centres in London

Soft play

London is packed with exciting soft play centres, offering a haven for families looking to entertain energetic little ones. From colourful indoor play zones filled with slides, ball pits, and climbing frames to cosy cafés where parents can unwind, the city has a range of venues catering to different...
Updated 20 Aug 2024
Battersea Power Station will celebrate South East Asia with three-day festival

Battersea Power Station will celebrate South East Asia with three-day festival

Taking place at the iconic Battersea landmark, CelebrASIA will showcase the very best of South East Asian culture. The CelebrASIA festival will offer a culinary feast with South East Asian dishes, including curries, noodle bowls, and satays served by renowned chefs and vendors against the backdrop o...
Created 16 Aug 2024
One of the world's best bars is coming to Kol Mezcaleria for one night only

One of the world's best bars is coming to Kol Mezcaleria for one night only

On 14 September, Kol Mezcaleria will open its doors to Athens' Line Bar for a bespoke bar takeover and collaboration focused on Mexican spirit and foraged flavours.  Line is based in a former industrial space in Athens. Drawing inspiration from fermentation, sustainability, and local Greek prod...
Created 16 Aug 2024
Like street art? Then you'll love this year's London Mural Festival

Like street art? Then you'll love this year's London Mural Festival

Street art has been in the news a lot recently thanks to the escapades of certain mystery man and his stencil fauna, but street art aficionados will really come into their own in September. The biggest celebration of street art in the city returns next month, putting up more than 100 new murals acro...
Created 15 Aug 2024
The best things to do on a hot day in London

Hot day activities

London doesn't get many truly hot days, but when it does, they're a doozy. The heat and the humidity have a tendency to blend into a stifling blanket pressing down on the city, and the masses of people, abundance of concrete, and heavy traffic can make things even more unbearable. There are still lo...
Updated 24 Nov 2025
The Premier League returns and The Volley is going all out for it

The Premier League returns and The Volley is going all out for it

Time to put away your Three Lions and dust off the club kits – the world's preeminent club football league is back this weekend. There's been no shortage of football over the summer, what with the Euros and the Olympics, but the Premier League is another beast altogether. The 2024/25 season kicks of...
Created 13 Aug 2024
Islington Square welcomes pooches with their own market day

Islington Square welcomes pooches with their own market day

Munching your way through a food market is a time-honoured London tradition, especially on a glorious summer day, but our four-legged companions are often second-tier citizens relegated to snagging scraps off the floor. A new weekly market in Islington aims to change that. Held every Saturday in Aug...
Created 12 Aug 2024
The Friends Experience: The One in London launches in August

The Friends Experience: The One in London launches in August

An immersive experience dedicated to the hit US sitcom “Friends” is coming to London this summer. Those who count Joey, Monica, Ross, Phoebe, Chandler, and Rachel among their closest pals won't want to miss The Friends Experience, an official immersive exhibition dedicated to the classic US sitcom.
Created 12 Aug 2024
A short list of things it's absolutely too hot to think about already

A short list of things it's absolutely too hot to think about already

Hot off the presses, here are a few news bites with extremely poor timing, weatherwise. Harrods has opened its annual Christmas store. Repeat: the Christmas store at Harrods is now open. In August. Not even mid-August. Early August. Five months before Christmas and presumably six months before it re...
Created 12 Aug 2024
Get to know the next generation of sculptors at this exhibition in November

Get to know the next generation of sculptors at this exhibition in November

The Bowman Sculpture gallery has announced the launch of its inaugural Graduate Exhibition, spotlighting the brightest and most promising talent in the world of sculpture.  Sculpture by participating artist Naroul, courtesy of Bowman SculptureFeaturing works by 12 young artists hand-picked from...
Created 8 Aug 2024
Doodle to your heart's content at this fun Spitalfields pop-up

Doodle to your heart's content at this fun Spitalfields pop-up

In August, Old Spitalfields Market is hosting an interactive installation by doodle artist Frankie. Frankie, Curtis CreationzFrom 13 to 23 August, Old Spitalfields Market will be home to the Doodle Room, a creative art installation that anyone can participate in. The free drop-in event welcomes arti...
Created 7 Aug 2024
Visit the Horniman Museum for a day of Caribbean culture

Visit the Horniman Museum for a day of Caribbean culture

The eclectic South London museum is hosting a family-friendly day of Caribbean music, food, and culture this weekend. Music, Jerk 'n Tings is a day-long celebration of Caribbean culture, celebrating its contribution to Britain through a varied programme of events, activities, and cuisine. Taking pla...
Created 6 Aug 2024
Enjoy a queer family picnic in the Somerset House courtyard

Enjoy a queer family picnic in the Somerset House courtyard

Join Pxssy Palace for a daytime intergenerational gathering for queer families and their supporters.  Pxssy Palace, known for creating intentional spaces for Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour who are women, queer, intersex, trans, or non-binary, are hosting a queer family picnic at Somers...
Created 6 Aug 2024
Sculpture in the City has turned the Square Mile into a gallery again

Sculpture in the City has turned the Square Mile into a gallery again

The annual sculpture park returns to The City for its 13th edition, showcasing fascinating artworks in a free, accessible urban setting. Every summer, Sculpture in the City utilises the urban realm as a rotating gallery space, animating the Square Mile with engaging artwork by talented contemporary...
Created 6 Aug 2024
South Facing Festival winds down with reggae powerhouse Damian Marley

South Facing Festival winds down with reggae powerhouse Damian Marley

For its final weekend of the 2024 season, South Facing Festival is bringing none other than the son of Bob Marley himself to Crystal Palace. Like his iconic father, Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley is a highly accomplished reggae musician known for classic songs such as “Welcome to Jamrock”, as well as high...
Created 6 Aug 2024
Holborn is getting a weekly lunch market by street food pioneer Kerb

Holborn is getting a weekly lunch market by street food pioneer Kerb

Kerb Holborn is a new lunch market that brings together seven of Kerb's most popular street food traders. To celebrate the launch, Kerb is giving away 100 free meals this Wednesday – read on to find out how to claim yours. Kerb of Seven Dials Market fame is launching a new weekly lunch market, Kerb...
Created 5 Aug 2024
The first major gig of Summer 2025 has been announced

The first major gig of Summer 2025 has been announced

One of the hottest rock bands of today is taking over Finsbury Park in July. Ever since exploding onto the scene with their critically-acclaimed debut album “Dogrel”, it's been nothing but up, up, and up for Irish post-punkers Fontaines D.C. They've released multiple highly-lauded albums since, topp...
Created 2 Aug 2024
K-Music Festival brings boundary-pushing artists from South Korea to London

K-Music Festival brings boundary-pushing artists from South Korea to London

This October, the renowned Korean Music Festival returns for its 11th edition, bringing a diverse mix of Korea's most important artists to London.  The festival opens on 3 October at the Barbican Centre with the National Changgeuk Company's new production of "Lear," a major restaging of Shakesp...
Created 2 Aug 2024
The Dark Knight rises again this summer

The Dark Knight rises again this summer

A thrilling exhibition commemorating the 85th anniversary of Batman is displaying never-before-seen props from the superhero's various cinematic outings. The Caped Crusader is one of the best-known and most beloved superheroes in history and boasts an impressive filmography, with which of the Batman...
Created 30 Jul 2024
The largest Three Uncles to date is coming to Ealing

The largest Three Uncles to date is coming to Ealing

Three Uncles, known for its authentic Cantonese dishes, will open its largest restaurant yet in Ealing this September, marking its fifth location. The new 50-cover, 1,450 sq ft restaurant in Ealing's Filmworks will feature a modern, open-plan dining room with a glass front and an outdoor terrace. Th...
Created 27 Jul 2024
Five top chefs walk into a Fitzrovia wine bar ...

Five top chefs walk into a Fitzrovia wine bar ...

Planets go around stars, water flows downhill, and wine bar and kitchen Carousel brings top culinary talent from around the world to Fitzrovia – some things you can just count on. This time around, the monthly line-up features London pop-up royalty, Spoons but not of the Wether kind, and the return...
Created 26 Jul 2024
Totally Thames Festival 2024: Help clean up and celebrate London's beloved river

Totally Thames Festival 2024: Help clean up and celebrate London's beloved river

The Totally Thames Festival returns this September with a diverse range of events across London, celebrating the famous river and promoting environmental awareness. This year's festival includes dance, music, film, mudlark events, walks, talks, foreshore clean-ups, and Thames cruises. The Thames Fes...
Created 24 Jul 2024
William Morris Gallery celebrates Waltham Forest Pride Day with free storytelling session

William Morris Gallery celebrates Waltham Forest Pride Day with free storytelling session

To accompany Waltham Forest Pride 2024, storyteller Luke Saydon will be leading a journey of self-celebration and individuality at the William Morris Gallery. Visitors will be able to enjoy an enchanting mix of music, storytelling, movement, and colours, highlighting the inspiring story of Gilbert B...
Created 22 Jul 2024
Pick up break dancing with classes at the iconic Battersea Power Station

Pick up break dancing with classes at the iconic Battersea Power Station

Breaking is making its Olympic debut at Paris 2024, creating a perfect opportunity to learn this dynamic dance style. Practiced globally, breaking transcends cultural barriers and unites diverse groups. During this year's Battersea Games, a fun sports-themed festival hosted by the Battersea Power St...
Created 22 Jul 2024
The world's largest chicken wing festival returns to London this weekend

The world's largest chicken wing festival returns to London this weekend

Bringing together no fewer than 45 wing slingers from acclaimed restaurants and business across the country, London Wing Fest will showcase the best chicken wings in the UK, with a judging panel and the public vote having the final say in who's crowned the champion. London Wing Fest 2024 will take p...
Created 22 Jul 2024
Swifties, get over the Eras Tour hump with this free trail at the V&A

Swifties, get over the Eras Tour hump with this free trail at the V&A

The Victoria and Albert Museum in South Kensington is launching a free Taylor Swift trail celebrating the star's looks through the eras. The "Taylor Swift Songbook Trail" at the V&A features 16 looks worn by the superstar artist throughout her career. Celebrating Swift's UK tour success, the sto...
Created 22 Jul 2024
A new exhibition in the heart of London highlights vibrant Black British artists

A new exhibition in the heart of London highlights vibrant Black British artists

“The Future is Now Part II: Re/Form~ation” is an innovative exhibition delving into the profound dialogue between material and form. The group exhibition showcases how artmaking can challenge outdated paradigms and transform everyday objects into powerful artistic expressions. "The Woman" by Asiko,...
Created 19 Jul 2024