Circus For Grown-Ups: Rouge @ Underbelly
London’s Underbelly Festival is in full swing, keeping the much-loved Southbank full of excitement throughout the summer season. The festival runs from April through to September and there is plenty…
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Where to go and what to do covering restaurants, exhibitions, theatre, club nights, movies, concerts, bands and events!
Tramp Celebrates 50 Years of Debauchery
Tramp, the hangout of the rich and famous since 1969, celebrates a major milestone this year. And to celebrate, they have launched a limited edition 24 carat gold burger and…
London’s Sweetest Masterclass @ Spun Candy
The phrase ‘like a kid in a candy shop’ exists for a reason. The minute you see, and smell, bubbling sugar and bright colours, your mood lifts. So Belle is…
Old Fashioned Fun in Stylish New Surroundings at Old Compton Brasserie
Soho is at the heart of London’s nightlife and good old fashioned drinking dens. Lining the streets are everything from hipster clubs to historic pubs, wine bars nestle comfortably between…
Theatre: Just Judy – A Whirlwind Tour Through Oz Star Judy’s Life
Having heard noise on the theatrical grapevine of an ambitious production about Belle idol Judy Garland, we took a trip out of town to find out more… Writer/director Brad Clapson’s production…
Full Steam Ahead! Why Steam Rallies Are A Great Day Out
Have you ever considered a steam rally for a bit of weekend entertainment? Steam you say, is that with eucalyptus? No! It’s actually a collective of people in a field…
Flower Power in a Plant-Based Fashion
Plant based diets are on the rise, be it for health or eco reasons, and no high street chain worth its eggplant is ignoring this fact. Research reveals that dairy-free…
Getting Personal At Gigi’s, Hoxton
I’m not going to lie, as a kid from the suburbs and currently a visitor to my own country (I currently live most of my time in Ohio, USA), I’m…
This Summer’s Best Outdoor Cinemas
Remember the iconic scene in Steven Spielberg’s classic fantasy film E.T.? The one where Elliott flies past the moon on his bicycle with the gentle alien in his pannier? It…
Review – Afternoon Tea, The Curtain Hotel, Shoreditch
Ah, the quintessential English afternoon tea. I’m not sure whether it’s something to do with getting older, but the thought of whiling away a couple of hours in a classy…