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The Eagle pub, a red-brick Victorian corner building on Shepherdess Walk in Hoxton

Guide to Shoreditch

byMade in Shoreditch

05/11/2026

The Salvation Army bought the Eagle, the City Road pub in Pop Goes the Weasel, in 1882 to stop people drinking there, then found its lease made it keep a licence to sell beer

Narrowboats moored along the towpath of the Regent's Canal in Hackney

Shoreditch News

byMade in Shoreditch

05/11/2026

Hackney Council wants its smoke-control rules to cover boats moored on the borough’s waterways, which would limit boaters to approved stoves or fuel, and objections are open until 22 January

Bare trees and the garden railings of Hoxton Square in winter sunshine

Guide to Shoreditch

byMade in Shoreditch

05/11/2026

James Parkinson, the Hoxton Square surgeon who first described Parkinson’s disease, was questioned by the Privy Council in 1794 over a supposed plot to kill George III with a poisoned dart fired from a pop-gun

The white-painted front of Hoxton Hall on Hoxton Street with its name above the doors

Shoreditch News

byMade in Shoreditch

05/11/2026

Sleepwalk Immersive, the company behind the sell-out Bacchanalia, is taking over all four floors of Hoxton Hall from 23 February with CAESAR, a version of Julius Caesar set in the criminal underworld of 1940s Chinatown

A lit Victorian-style gas lamp under a tree at dusk in Covent Garden

Shoreditch News

byMade in Shoreditch

05/11/2026

Malam Gardens in Poplar, the last street in east London still lit by gas, could lose its lamps after residents asked Tower Hamlets Council for permission to replace them with LED lights

The front of Theatre Royal Stratford East lit up at dusk, with people outside

Shoreditch News

byMade in Shoreditch

05/11/2026

Tameka Empson and Paterson Joseph will star in Noises Off at Theatre Royal Stratford East from 5 February, opening a 2027 season that also brings back Winsome Pinnock’s Talking in Tongues for the first time since 1991

The red-brick Victorian former school building on Bowling Green Lane in Clerkenwell

Shoreditch News

byMade in Shoreditch

05/11/2026

Zaha Hadid’s former studio on Bowling Green Lane in Clerkenwell has opened to the public as the Zaha Hadid Foundation, with a free show of her stage sets for the Pet Shop Boys

Victorian brick buildings and shops along Bethnal Green Road in Shoreditch on a sunny day

Shoreditch News

byMade in Shoreditch

05/11/2026

Swiss Butter, the Beirut steakhouse known for the queues outside its Holborn restaurant, is opening on Bethnal Green Road in Shoreditch, after a South Kensington site that takes its first diners on 7 November

People at the carved wooden entrance doors of Hackney Empire on Mare Street

Shoreditch News

byMade in Shoreditch

05/11/2026

Lenny Henry, Nish Kumar and Tameka Empson are among seven new patrons of Hackney Empire as the Mare Street theatre marks 125 years, with Clive Rowe’s Jack and the Beanstalk opening on 21 November

The lit sign of The Yard Theatre above an outdoor bar area in Hackney Wick at night

Shoreditch News

byMade in Shoreditch

05/11/2026

Ian McKellen’s Lear sold out the rebuilt Yard Theatre in Hackney Wick in under 30 minutes, so seven Christmas and New Year shows have been added, with £5 seats on the door for under-27s

Plants hanging from the concrete balconies inside the Barbican Conservatory

Shoreditch News

byMade in Shoreditch

03/11/2026

The Barbican Conservatory will give away plant cuttings for the last time on 2 December before it closes for restoration, with 700 free tickets handed out by a ballot that closes on 19 November

Village Underground in Shoreditch, with its old Tube carriages on the roof, seen from Shoreditch High Street

Shoreditch News

byMade in Shoreditch

03/11/2026

The Salvation Army bought the Eagle, the City Road pub in Pop Goes the Weasel, in 1882 to stop people drinking there, then found its lease made it keep a licence to sell beer

Hackney Council wants its smoke-control rules to cover boats moored on the borough’s waterways, which would limit boaters to approved stoves or fuel, and objections are open until 22 January

James Parkinson, the Hoxton Square surgeon who first described Parkinson’s disease, was questioned by the Privy Council in 1794 over a supposed plot to kill George III with a poisoned dart fired from a pop-gun

Made in Shoreditch

The Salvation Army bought the Eagle, the City Road pub in Pop Goes the Weasel, in 1882 to stop people drinking there, then found its lease made it keep a licence to sell beer

Hackney Council wants its smoke-control rules to cover boats moored on the borough’s waterways, which would limit boaters to approved stoves or fuel, and objections are open until 22 January

James Parkinson, the Hoxton Square surgeon who first described Parkinson’s disease, was questioned by the Privy Council in 1794 over a supposed plot to kill George III with a poisoned dart fired from a pop-gun

Sleepwalk Immersive, the company behind the sell-out Bacchanalia, is taking over all four floors of Hoxton Hall from 23 February with CAESAR, a version of Julius Caesar set in the criminal underworld of 1940s Chinatown

Malam Gardens in Poplar, the last street in east London still lit by gas, could lose its lamps after residents asked Tower Hamlets Council for permission to replace them with LED lights

Tameka Empson and Paterson Joseph will star in Noises Off at Theatre Royal Stratford East from 5 February, opening a 2027 season that also brings back Winsome Pinnock’s Talking in Tongues for the first time since 1991

Zaha Hadid’s former studio on Bowling Green Lane in Clerkenwell has opened to the public as the Zaha Hadid Foundation, with a free show of her stage sets for the Pet Shop Boys

Swiss Butter, the Beirut steakhouse known for the queues outside its Holborn restaurant, is opening on Bethnal Green Road in Shoreditch, after a South Kensington site that takes its first diners on 7 November

Lenny Henry, Nish Kumar and Tameka Empson are among seven new patrons of Hackney Empire as the Mare Street theatre marks 125 years, with Clive Rowe’s Jack and the Beanstalk opening on 21 November

Ian McKellen’s Lear sold out the rebuilt Yard Theatre in Hackney Wick in under 30 minutes, so seven Christmas and New Year shows have been added, with £5 seats on the door for under-27s

The Barbican Conservatory will give away plant cuttings for the last time on 2 December before it closes for restoration, with 700 free tickets handed out by a ballot that closes on 19 November

Tortoise play Hackney Church on 4 November and Pitchfork London’s Dalston Takeover fills five venues on 7 November

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