Shoreditch News09/11/2026 Old Spitalfields Market will switch on its Christmas lights at 6pm on Wednesday 11 November, with Hoxton Radio broadcasting from 1pm, a gospel choir at 5.30pm and free face painting for children
Shoreditch News08/11/2026 The Museum of the Home in Hoxton opens its free Winter Past rooms on 17 November, from a 1630 Midwinter feast to Christmas in 2049, with its Winter Market of 50 makers on 28 November
Shoreditch News08/11/2026 Counting and Cracking, the 19-actor Sri Lankan-Australian epic, will make its London debut at Soho Theatre Walthamstow next June, with general tickets on sale from 16 November
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