Out & About
Where to go and what to do covering restaurants, exhibitions, theatre, club nights, movies, concerts, bands and events!
‘Brick artist’ is what it says on Nathan Sawaya’s business card, which is not a card at all. Instead, it’s a classic 1×4 Lego brick, in yellow colour. ‘Yellow’ is also one of his
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Old Westminster Fire Station has many stories to tell, from its opening in 1906 when horse drawn carriages were dispatched to douse flames threatening local buildings, it stood firm and its crews
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I can’t bear all those infuriating made-up words, like mumpreneur or Brangelina. They’re so cheesy they make my toenails itch and I thought I’d heard them all, but Clubstaurant is a new one on
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The incredible annual delight that is Cirque du Soleil at the Royal Albert Hall is less than a month from opening, and we couldn’t be more excited. Every year the gloom of January is put aside
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As someone who doesn’t eat meat or dairy, I tend to opt for vegan dishes when eating out. Lucky for me and all the other herbivores, things have moved forward and plant-based eating no longer
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Brace yourselves – panto season is here again. Oh yes it is etc etc., but should everyone over the age of eight really recoil in horror at the thought of another two hours of traditional
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The expanding vegan food scene has been packed full of mock meats of late – many which are tasty and deserve their place on the menu – but it is always refreshing to come across an
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Magic, mythology, mulled wine and giant marshmallows. The award-winning Windsor Great Park Illuminated is back for the festive season and Belle can testify it is better than ever. This very special
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Soho is a hotbed of pizzerias, from traditional Italians to American-influenced all-singing all-dancing pizza parties. So you’d be forgiven for thinking one more pizza restaurant would go
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Even as an avid theatre-goer and radio listener I’d never experienced a merger of both with a radio play on stage. There’s a first time for everything. And what better time, in the week that
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