Film festival created in Australia marks 13th year in London
The Ocean Film Festival World Tour brought stories of ocean adventure, marine wildlife and conservation to London this October. Now
Beyond pints and Pilates: the young Londoners creating their own third space
As affordable places to socialise become harder to find, a new London film club is giving young people an alternative
Stow Firework Spectacular returns with fun for the whole family this November
A Walthamstow couple inspired by their sensory needs daughter are expanding their family-friendly fireworks event this November. The Stow Firework
Material Girls: the all women and non-binary comedy night breathing new life into London’s comedy scene
Material Girls is a monthly comedy night at the Bill Murray Comedy club in Islington with an all women and
Mayor’s new al fresco dining hotspots ‘just the beginning’
Streets in Lambeth, Hackney, Waltham Forest and Westminster will be the first London boroughs to host new open-air dining and
Pete Townshend’s Quadrophenia ballet produced in east London to open in May
A ballet from The Who’s Pete Townshend produced in east London is due to launch next month. Quadrophenia: a Mod
Sorcery, secrets and surprises: inside London’s last magic shop
A red painted door leads into a little known corner of magic in London. International Magic, created in the early
Inaugural Muslim International Film Festival coming to London
A film festival dedicated to showcasing global talent and diverse voices from the Muslim community is coming to London for
VIDEO: The world’s first digital butterfly trail
The world’s first digital butterfly trail was launched this autumn in the entertainment district, Outernet London, outside of Tottenham Court Road station.
Disney100: The Exhibition : A review
Disney’s 100th anniversary took place this week and to celebrate ExCel London is hosting Disney100: The Exhibition up until January
What’s next for London’s cinemas? A data analysis of the state of the film industry
In March 2020, cinemas across the capital closed their doors and the British film industry came to a grinding halt.