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Made in Shoreditch Magazine - unique lifestyle magazine celebrating the iconic status of Shoreditch as the centre of Innovation in Style, Culture, Tech, Dining & Nightlife.

Dalston Square and its towers in Dalston, east London

Shoreditch News

byMade in Shoreditch

26/10/2026

A plaque to Newton Dunbar and the Four Aces, the Dalston club where Desmond Dekker and Jimmy Cliff played, is due to go up on Collins Tower, facing the site of the club that was knocked down in 2007

Tower blocks on the Stratford skyline in east London

Shoreditch News

byMade in Shoreditch

26/10/2026

18th Floor, a rooftop restaurant and bar on top of The Gantry hotel in Stratford, opens for dinner on Thursday 29 October, with steaks for sharing, Scottish lobster and DJs at weekends

The Queen of Hoxton building on Curtain Road in Shoreditch

Shoreditch News

byMade in Shoreditch

26/10/2026

Barbs, the Bajan restaurant at the Queen of Hoxton, has started a Friday night fish fry on Curtain Road modelled on Oistins in Barbados, with 90 minutes of bottomless rum punch for £20 with a main

Painting of a scene from the Victorian play Jane Shore by John Atkinson Grimshaw

Guide to Shoreditch

byMade in Shoreditch

25/10/2026

Shoreditch was not named after Jane Shore, the royal mistress said to have died in a ditch there: the name was written down as Soredich around 1148, about 300 years before she was born

Lakeside terrace entrance at the Barbican Centre

Shoreditch News

byMade in Shoreditch

25/10/2026

Spiritland has opened a listening bar for 100 people in the Barbican’s Lakeside Room, where a full album is played every day at 5pm, and it stays open only until July 2027

Shoreditch News

byMade in Shoreditch

25/10/2026

Roast, the Borough Market restaurant, has opened its second site inside the Virgin hotel on Curtain Road in Shoreditch, serving breakfast from 7am and a separate halal Sunday roast menu

Shoreditch News

byMade in Shoreditch

25/10/2026

House of Hackney is holding what it calls its biggest sample sale yet at The Box in Hackney from 6 to 8 November, with up to 80% off and a £2 entry fee that goes to Hackney Food Bank

Red-brick former Shoreditch electricity station on Coronet Street, now the National Centre for Circus Arts

Guide to Shoreditch

byMade in Shoreditch

24/10/2026

In 1897 Shoreditch began burning its rubbish to light its streets, and the power station that did it on Coronet Street is now the National Centre for Circus Arts

Howl At The Moon pub on the corner of Hoxton Street and Stanway Street in Hoxton

Shoreditch News

byMade in Shoreditch

24/10/2026

Howl At The Moon in Hoxton can let 30 people drink outside until 10pm and 20 after that, after Hackney councillors approved its licence change despite residents who say drinkers push pedestrians into the road

The Hackney Empire theatre on Mare Street with a red bus passing

Shoreditch News

byMade in Shoreditch

24/10/2026

Lou Sanders is curating the next Empire Nights at Hackney Empire on 29 January, with Joe Lycett, Ayoade Bamgboye and Figs in Wigs on the bill and tickets from £17.50

New Inn Yard, a narrow street in Shoreditch, East London

Shoreditch News

byMade in Shoreditch

24/10/2026

2000 AD, the British comic that gave the world Judge Dredd, will celebrate its 50th birthday with a two-day event at Protein Studios in Shoreditch on 6 and 7 March 2027

The reconstructed Shakespeare's Globe theatre on Bankside, Southwark

Guide to Shoreditch

byMade in Shoreditch

23/10/2026

Shakespeare’s company took apart their Shoreditch playhouse over Christmas 1598 while the landlord was away, and its timbers went into building the Globe

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

A plaque to Newton Dunbar and the Four Aces, the Dalston club where Desmond Dekker and Jimmy Cliff played, is due to go up on Collins Tower, facing the site of the club that was knocked down in 2007

18th Floor, a rooftop restaurant and bar on top of The Gantry hotel in Stratford, opens for dinner on Thursday 29 October, with steaks for sharing, Scottish lobster and DJs at weekends

Barbs, the Bajan restaurant at the Queen of Hoxton, has started a Friday night fish fry on Curtain Road modelled on Oistins in Barbados, with 90 minutes of bottomless rum punch for £20 with a main

Shoreditch was not named after Jane Shore, the royal mistress said to have died in a ditch there: the name was written down as Soredich around 1148, about 300 years before she was born

Spiritland has opened a listening bar for 100 people in the Barbican’s Lakeside Room, where a full album is played every day at 5pm, and it stays open only until July 2027

Roast, the Borough Market restaurant, has opened its second site inside the Virgin hotel on Curtain Road in Shoreditch, serving breakfast from 7am and a separate halal Sunday roast menu

House of Hackney is holding what it calls its biggest sample sale yet at The Box in Hackney from 6 to 8 November, with up to 80% off and a £2 entry fee that goes to Hackney Food Bank

In 1897 Shoreditch began burning its rubbish to light its streets, and the power station that did it on Coronet Street is now the National Centre for Circus Arts

Howl At The Moon in Hoxton can let 30 people drink outside until 10pm and 20 after that, after Hackney councillors approved its licence change despite residents who say drinkers push pedestrians into the road

Lou Sanders is curating the next Empire Nights at Hackney Empire on 29 January, with Joe Lycett, Ayoade Bamgboye and Figs in Wigs on the bill and tickets from £17.50

2000 AD, the British comic that gave the world Judge Dredd, will celebrate its 50th birthday with a two-day event at Protein Studios in Shoreditch on 6 and 7 March 2027

Shakespeare’s company took apart their Shoreditch playhouse over Christmas 1598 while the landlord was away, and its timbers went into building the Globe

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