A guide to the best things to see and do in London
Helping to get the festival season underway, John Lewis & Partners has announced the launch of its festival themed summer rooftop with live entertainment, music, comedy, street food and cocktails. Launching on the 19th April and inspired by the nation’s love of music, food and entertainment, John Lewis & Partners has announced the launch of… Read More
Looking for a few things to do in and around Leicester Square this Easter? Here are a few things you can do… Where is Peter Rabbit?, Theatre Royal Haymarket: if you have little ones why not hop along the Theatre Royal Haymarket to immerse yourself in the world of Beatrix Potter on stage until the… Read More
The London Seafood Festival will return to London from the 12th to the 16th June at the Battersea Power Station. It has been announced that Vivek Singh of Cinnamon Kitchen has been confirmed as the first renowned chef in the lineup of events at the London Seafood Festival, with a decadent dining event on 14… Read More
Here’s a few reads that have been proving popular on Love London Love Culture this week… Interview with Kalungi Ssebandeke: still proving popular on LLLC is our interview with the actor talking about his current role in Blood Knot playing at the Orange Tree Theatre in Richmond. Review of The Comedy About a Bank Robbery,… Read More
The free to attend festival will return to London at the Battersea Power Station on the 11th and 12th May. We Love Cheese is back for a third year in May and partners with Vagabond’s Urban Winery for the very first time to bring together a diverse range of cheeses. The festival will feature Raclette… Read More
The Spring programme will include free live jazz and house party takeovers. Ninety One Living Room’s April programme will present a diverse and wide-ranging selection of live events including London’s only weekly voguing club night with the London Ballroom scene and live jazz and world music and acoustic duos. It has also been announced that… Read More
This new bar based in the basement of LGBTQ pub, the City of Quebec allows customers to enjoy a cocktail or two while singing along to musical theatre songs. Considered to be London’s answer to the renowned Marie’s Crisis Café in New York, the Overtures Piano bar offers a spontaneous evening out with just just… Read More
Following on from the success of The Great Christmas Feast, The Lost Estate, have announced details of their latest experience The Lost Love Speakeasy. Taking place at a secret location from the 10th May until the 30th June, The Lost Estate’s latest experience is a Jazz Age tale that will sweep audiences from the African… Read More
The Backyard Cinema will bring the spirit of L.A to Camden’s Roundhouse over the Summer. From the 18th July, Backyard Cinema will be transforming Camden’s Roundhouse into L.A.’s legendary Venice Beach complete with giant palm trees, a retro beach bar, and a sea of giant bean bags on the sand. The cinema screenings will include… Read More
The new members club launches to help those who want to connect with other people. Based in a three floor, Grade II listed building in the heart of Hammersmith, Kindred is a brand new members club that wants to encourage people to get to know each other and share their ideas. The club will be… Read More
