Maggie Jones’s is back and the residents of Kensington and their regulars will be thrilled. The restaurant, tucked away off Kensington Church Street, is a slice of London lore. In the 1970s, Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon were such devoted regulars that the staff referred to her under the alias “Maggie Jones”….
Read MoreAcross the UK, snowfall now reliably triggers a shift to indoor tech routines. Streaming queues lengthen, consoles are powered up earlier in the afternoon, and video calls replace cancelled catch-ups…
Read MoreAfra Nur Uğurlu is a visual artist and recent London College of Communication graduate whose practice bridges beauty, fashion, art, and cultural studies. In this interview, we discuss Hinterland, her zine exploring how the Turkish diaspora navigates and challenge es dominant representations…
Read MoreMost people talk about rest as though it’s something they’ll get to eventually, after the emails are answered, the flat is sorted, the errands are ticked off, and tomorrow feels slightly less busy than today. Yet that day rarely arrives.
Read MoreExplore Belgravia this Christmas with a festive pub crawl through London’s most charming historic pubs, from The Grenadier’s cosy mews hideaway to The Nags Head’s quirky classic tavern…
Read MoreA poignant review of two debut exhibitions curated by Yiwa Lau, exploring memory, community, and our emotional ties to place, from London’s overlooked moments to a disappearing village near Beijing.
Read MoreThe Lagos International Theatre Festival 2025 (LIFT) kicked off in spectacular fashion at the Muson Centre on 14th November. The star-studded opening night featured electrifying theatre, music, dance, and even an impromptu rap freestyle from Lagos Governor, Mr. Sanwo-Olu…
Read MoreMiami Art Week 2025 transforms the city into a global art hub, featuring Art Basel, Design Miami, top fairs, museum exhibitions, and pop-ups. From established galleries to emerging artists and installations, the week offers a dynamic snapshot of contemporary creativity across Miami Beach, Wynwood, Downtown, and the Design District…
Read MoreMobile entertainment is a huge part of traveling around Europe these days. And let’s be honest, long train rides, airport delays, and quiet nights in a hotel feel a lot easier when you’ve got something fun to pass the time…
Read MoreFrom the joys of Christmas at Kew to the lively Smithfield meat auction, and from major concerts and ballets to intimate workshops and family-friendly trails, the city offers an extraordinary mix of experiences. This guide brings together the very best of Christmas in London…
Read MoreThis guide highlights some of the must-see art exhibitions to visit over the festive period in London, including the days between Christmas and New Year’s. From major retrospectives of international masters such as Kerry James Marshall, Wayne Thiebaud, and Anna Ancher, to engaging contemporary works by Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley, Jennie Baptiste, and Tanoa Sasraku…
Read MoreHere is our guide to Christmas gifts you can buy at London gallery shops, to help you find presents for loved ones, friends, or a Secret Santa at the office. From The Courtauld to the National Gallery, every purchase helps fund exhibitions…
Read MoreFrom historic toyshops and independent markets to avant-garde boutiques and curated art book shops, these locations showcase creativity, charm, and festive spirit, making Christmas shopping in London a truly enjoyable experience…
Read MoreSome activities, like dining, laughing, and visiting new places, are best done with others. However, a true test of compatibility starts when a group of friends decides to take a trip…
Read MoreTownsend Productions is marking the 50th anniversary of the Grunwick Strike (1976–1978) with the return of We Are the Lions, Mr Manager!, a powerful play written and musically directed by Neil Gore and directed by Louise Townsend. The production features Rukmini Sircar as Jayaben Desai. Ahead of the London run, we spoke to Neil Gore and Rukmini Sircar…
Read MoreLondon is full of festive wreath-making workshops this winter, from traditional seasonal designs to bold, contemporary creations. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned crafter, these hands-on sessions at luxury studios, hotels, or community events…
Read MoreAmsterdam is a beautiful city to visit in the autumn, with its canals framed by colourful leaves and crisp, atmospheric streets perfect for exploring. To help plan your cultural itinerary, we’ve put together a guide to some of the art exhibitions worth visiting this season. Highlights include Sandra Mujinga’s…
Read MoreLondon is built on overstimulation. The rush-hour crush, the late-night traffic, the constant noise that never fully switches off, all of it builds a kind of tension that sits in the body…
Read MoreThe National Gallery will host the first ever UK exhibition dedicated solely to Catharina van Hemessen (1527/28 – after 1565), one of Europe’s earliest female painters, in 2027…
Read MoreLondoners are spending more and more of their downtime online, whether it’s unwinding after a hectic day or simply filling a spare hour. From streaming the latest shows to scrolling through social media feeds, there’s no shortage of ways to relax online…
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