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
Creatives & CreatorsVisual ArtsbyGiedrius Ivanauskas29/04/2025 Interview with Nahal Taebnia on Painting the Silent Stories of Women’s Inner Worlds
Visual ArtsbyJo Davis23/04/2025 Hold My Hands: Fracture, Fantasy, and Form in the Work of Chaoming Zheng
Creativity & CultureVisual ArtsbyMade in Shoreditch20/04/2025 2025 World Press Photo of the Year Captures the Quiet Devastation of War
Creatives & CreatorsVisual ArtsbyGiedrius Ivanauskas15/04/2025 Erika Zolli’s ‘Awakened Imagination’ Explores the Depths of Female Identity
Street ArtVisual ArtsbyMade in Shoreditch06/04/2025 Robert Wilson’s ‘Mother’: Light, Silence, and the Drama of the Unfinished
Visual ArtsbyMade in Shoreditch02/04/2025 Rachel Richards: the abstract painter who works gold leaf and fabric into memories of the Middle East
Visual ArtsbyMade in Shoreditch12/03/2025 Royal College of Art Ranks No.1 in the World for 11th Year—London’s Creative Legacy Continues
Visual ArtsbyRob Taylor25/02/2025 Between Shadows and Light: The Visual Narratives of Geppy Pisanelli
Visual ArtsbyMade in Shoreditch10/02/2025 100 Years of the Analogue Photobooth: AUTOFOTO Brings a Global Celebration to London and Beyond
Visual ArtsbyMade in Shoreditch06/01/2025 Graceland London: Bold Colors, Dark Themes, and a Fried Egg Twist
