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The brick buildings and chimney of the Old Truman Brewery seen from a crowded Brick Lane

Shoreditch News

byMade in Shoreditch

03/11/2026

Mathieu van der Poel and Bradley Wiggins will be on stage at the Truman Brewery on Brick Lane on 12 November, the first night of the three-day Rouleur Live cycling show, with day tickets at £30

A Yard Sale Pizza sign and bicycle outside the pizza shop on Westow Hill

Shoreditch News

byMade in Shoreditch

03/11/2026

Singburi, the Thai restaurant that moved from Leytonstone to Shoreditch High Street last year, is bringing back its Gaeng Pizza Gang pizza with Yard Sale from 4 November, now with a vegan version and Thai chilli garlic bread

People sitting on the lawns of Bishops Square in Spitalfields, east London

Shoreditch News

byMade in Shoreditch

03/11/2026

The Thirsty Farrier is opening a free Christmas food and cocktail garden in Bishops Square, Spitalfields, from 12 November to Christmas Eve, with six independent kitchens and a tasting dish from each

Victorian shopfronts along Columbia Road in Bethnal Green, east London

Shoreditch News

byMade in Shoreditch

03/11/2026

Columbia Road’s shops will stay open until 9pm on four Wednesdays before Christmas, starting on 25 November, with mulled wine and mince pies but no carol singing or road closure again this year

Boxpark Shoreditch, the shipping-container food and shopping park on Bethnal Green Road

Shoreditch News

byMade in Shoreditch

01/11/2026

Wingerz Wingz, the Tottenham chicken wing brand behind apple crumble wings, opens at Boxpark Shoreditch on Friday 6 November with free wings for the first 20 people and £1.50 wings on launch day

Canary Wharf towers and dock water in east London

Shoreditch News

byMade in Shoreditch

01/11/2026

Tattu is opening a floating Chinese restaurant at Canary Wharf on 12 November in the former Marceline site, with four rooms themed on sea dragons and a Saturday brunch from £55

London Fields park in Hackney, east London, with trees and open grass

Shoreditch News

byMade in Shoreditch

01/11/2026

More than 5,000 people signed up for the second Lime bike joust in London Fields, where two knights in chainmail charged at each other on hire bikes on Halloween although Lime says its bikes are not for jousting

The front of Shoreditch Town Hall on Old Street

Guide to Shoreditch

byMade in Shoreditch

31/10/2026

Shoreditch Town Hall heard the whole inquest into Mary Jane Kelly, the last of Jack the Ripper’s five canonical victims, in a single day in November 1888, after jurors protested that she had not died in Shoreditch

Narrowboats moored on the River Lea Navigation at Hackney Wick

Shoreditch News

byMade in Shoreditch

31/10/2026

Bottle Factory Flea, the vintage market started by the Peckham Car Boot team, brings more than 40 traders to Hackney Bridge on Sunday 8 November, with £5 early entry and £3 after midday

New buildings along Blossom Street, London E1

Shoreditch News

byMade in Shoreditch

31/10/2026

Imad’s Syrian Kitchen, which started as a pop-up on Columbia Road in 2017, opens its second restaurant on Blossom Street in Shoreditch on 18 November with 71 covers and dishes only served there

Shops and traffic on Kingsland High Street, Dalston

Shoreditch News

byMade in Shoreditch

31/10/2026

Voodoo Ray’s, the Dalston pizza restaurant known for 22-inch slices, will stay open under a long-serving member of staff after the company behind it went into liquidation, and Doña is running weekend nights in its basement

Shakespeare Garden at St Leonard's church, Shoreditch

Guide to Shoreditch

byMade in Shoreditch

31/10/2026

Ben Jonson killed an actor in a duel in Hoxton Fields in 1598 with a sword he said was 10 inches shorter than his opponent’s, and escaped the gallows by reading a verse of the Bible in Latin

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

Mathieu van der Poel and Bradley Wiggins will be on stage at the Truman Brewery on Brick Lane on 12 November, the first night of the three-day Rouleur Live cycling show, with day tickets at £30

Singburi, the Thai restaurant that moved from Leytonstone to Shoreditch High Street last year, is bringing back its Gaeng Pizza Gang pizza with Yard Sale from 4 November, now with a vegan version and Thai chilli garlic bread

The Thirsty Farrier is opening a free Christmas food and cocktail garden in Bishops Square, Spitalfields, from 12 November to Christmas Eve, with six independent kitchens and a tasting dish from each

Columbia Road’s shops will stay open until 9pm on four Wednesdays before Christmas, starting on 25 November, with mulled wine and mince pies but no carol singing or road closure again this year

Wingerz Wingz, the Tottenham chicken wing brand behind apple crumble wings, opens at Boxpark Shoreditch on Friday 6 November with free wings for the first 20 people and £1.50 wings on launch day

Tattu is opening a floating Chinese restaurant at Canary Wharf on 12 November in the former Marceline site, with four rooms themed on sea dragons and a Saturday brunch from £55

More than 5,000 people signed up for the second Lime bike joust in London Fields, where two knights in chainmail charged at each other on hire bikes on Halloween although Lime says its bikes are not for jousting

Shoreditch Town Hall heard the whole inquest into Mary Jane Kelly, the last of Jack the Ripper’s five canonical victims, in a single day in November 1888, after jurors protested that she had not died in Shoreditch

Bottle Factory Flea, the vintage market started by the Peckham Car Boot team, brings more than 40 traders to Hackney Bridge on Sunday 8 November, with £5 early entry and £3 after midday

Imad’s Syrian Kitchen, which started as a pop-up on Columbia Road in 2017, opens its second restaurant on Blossom Street in Shoreditch on 18 November with 71 covers and dishes only served there

Voodoo Ray’s, the Dalston pizza restaurant known for 22-inch slices, will stay open under a long-serving member of staff after the company behind it went into liquidation, and Doña is running weekend nights in its basement

Ben Jonson killed an actor in a duel in Hoxton Fields in 1598 with a sword he said was 10 inches shorter than his opponent’s, and escaped the gallows by reading a verse of the Bible in Latin

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