Guide to Shoreditch28/10/2026 Hoxton Hall lost its music hall licence in 1871 after police complaints, eight years after it opened on Hoxton Street, and spent the next century as a temperance mission and a Quaker institute
Shoreditch News28/10/2026 Pulse, a new restaurant whose menu is built around beans and pulses, is opening at 227-229 Hoxton Street with two free soft-launch dinners on 18 and 19 November
Shoreditch News28/10/2026 Hackney Council has launched a night map showing toilets, drinking water, phone charging and routes home near its accredited venues, and is handing out keyrings that link to it on Rivington Street in Shoreditch on 30 and 31 October
Creativity & CulturebyTom Stone04/12/2024 Jan Fabre: Songs of the Gypsies (A Tribute to Django Reinhardt and Django Gennaro Fabre)
Events in ShoreditchbyTom Stone03/06/2024 French Painter, Activist, Reformed Convict Didier Chamizo Unveils 1st London Solo Show REBEL SOUL at D’Stassi Art in Shoreditch
Visual ArtsbyTom Stone20/11/2023 Kazakhstan Painter Assel Sargaskayeva Unveils 1st UK Solo Exhibition Enchanted
Creativity & CulturebyTom Stone06/07/2023 PoPsee Pops a Pill – Second Summer of Love Brings Back Nostalgia in Art
Creativity & CulturebyTom Stone02/08/2022 La Grande Bouffe is served! Kristof Santy’s first UK solo show at Unit London
Creativity & CulturebyTom Stone21/06/2022 Shammi Shinh Partners with Bored Ape Yacht Club Artist to Break World’s Most Expensive Champagne Record
Visual ArtsbyTom Stone18/02/2022 Lubberland, The Land of Cockaigne, & Cotton Candy – The Sweet World of Artist Harry Rüdham
Visual ArtsbyTom Stone15/10/2021 Artist Christian Hook’s New Documentary Film “Painting the Invisible” on Sky Arts
Visual ArtsbyTom Stone07/10/2021 Orangutans, Rhinos, and Deers: Photographer Jim Naughten’s Psychadelic Eremozoic Solo Exhibition at Grove Square Galleries
