Entertainment

During London Pride, After the Act focused on modern LGBT+ history, telling stories from the people that experienced it themselves.

Two Swedish choirs marked the summer solstice last week, performing traditional songs at the Southbank Centre’s Midsummer Melodies event. The

At the back of what used to be Earls Court Exhibition Center lies a hidden charming street. If you wander

An entrepreneur has created a language card game to help combat the UK’s declining levels of foreign language learning.

The Clapham Grand have launched £10 community tickets for their two party Pride events on Saturday 5 July.  The discounted

London-based band Bob Vylan hit headlines after being accused of featuring hate speech in their mid-afternoon set at Glastonbury Festival

Over a thousand fashion enthusiasts descended on Frock Me!, London’s oldest vintage clothes fair, and arguably the oldest in the

Hackney’s newest theatre space aims to provide alternative routes for playwrights to break into the industry. Playhouse East in Haggerston

A jazz musician from Chiswick has gone from cooking pizza in his driveway during lockdown for charity to opening his

Thousands of people visited a summer street festival in Hammersmith at the beginning of June which was held alongside a

London’s first independent bookshop dedicated entirely to the romance genre opened in Notting Hill last week. Saucy Books aims to