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Exploring London’s creativity and culture through the people, projects, and events shaping the city today.

Creativity & Culture

byMade in Shoreditch

15/01/2024

The National Portrait Gallery launches 2024 events

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Creativity & Culture

byDiana Taylor

12/01/2024

The bubble filled experience perfect for a gloomy January

Creative Events

byMade in Shoreditch

11/01/2024

London’s First ‘Taiwan Festival’ to Open at The Coronet Theatre in Notting Hill

Creative Living

byMade in Shoreditch

10/01/2024

Is Having a Cleaner Worth It?

Creative Events

byMade in Shoreditch

10/01/2024

Photography exhibition – dubbed the ‘ick-xhibtion’ – opens in London showcasing the real life gross out moments we all live with

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Creative Events

byMade in Shoreditch

05/01/2024

Comedy Sensation Connor Burns adds extra London date at Leicester Square Theatre

Visual Arts

byKaitlyn Clarke

03/01/2024

Illustrated distortions create images dealing with the void

Visual Arts

byNatasha Levy

02/01/2024

All Dressed Up: Installations by Guda Koster

Creativity & Culture

bySaule Augustinaite

28/12/2023

Raising the problem of ableism through documentary cinema

Creativity & Culture

byMade in Shoreditch

27/12/2023

An artist, bringing 90s aesthetics and corporate horrors to life

Music

byKamil Kwiatkowski

23/12/2023

Multi-talented Artist CANCUN? Releases Fusion of Rap and Lowtempo Dance Single “Jiggy”

ExCeL London and the ExCeL Waterfront in east London

Creativity & Culture

byMade in Shoreditch

21/12/2023

The Golden Gate Bridge is orange because its steel arrived in red lead primer and Irving Morrow, commuting by ferry, liked that colour enough to specify International Orange in April 1935. The US Navy wanted black and yellow stripes.

Call of Duty built its Korean street inside a Shoreditch High Street billboard, with set builders, neon sign makers and a twin alley on Sunset Boulevard

Alcohol-free bars in London after Club Soda’s Tasting Room closed: where to go for mocktails and zero-alcohol beer

Creativity & Culture

The National Portrait Gallery launches 2024 events

The bubble filled experience perfect for a gloomy January

London’s First ‘Taiwan Festival’ to Open at The Coronet Theatre in Notting Hill

Is Having a Cleaner Worth It?

Photography exhibition – dubbed the ‘ick-xhibtion’ – opens in London showcasing the real life gross out moments we all live with

Comedy Sensation Connor Burns adds extra London date at Leicester Square Theatre

Illustrated distortions create images dealing with the void

All Dressed Up: Installations by Guda Koster

Raising the problem of ableism through documentary cinema

An artist, bringing 90s aesthetics and corporate horrors to life

Multi-talented Artist CANCUN? Releases Fusion of Rap and Lowtempo Dance Single “Jiggy”

Balloon Museum returns to London with EUPHORIA at ExCeL on 24 October, after EmotionAir drew 315,598 visitors

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