Creatives & CreatorsDining in Shoreditch17/10/2026 The Statesman, KAREN and Oscar at the Crown: three London shows in the Made in Shoreditch archive
Creatives & CreatorsDining in Shoreditch17/10/2026 Punchdrunk’s Felix Barrett and Steve McCourt on masks and casting the audience as the protagonist
Creatives & CreatorsDining in Shoreditch17/10/2026 Marshmallows posted as letters: FundApps, Boomf and Splittable founders on the Silicon Roundabout years
Creatives & CreatorsDining in ShoreditchbyMade in Shoreditch17/10/2026 The Statesman, KAREN and Oscar at the Crown: three London shows in the Made in Shoreditch archive
Creatives & CreatorsDining in ShoreditchbyMade in Shoreditch17/10/2026 Punchdrunk’s Felix Barrett and Steve McCourt on masks and casting the audience as the protagonist
Creatives & CreatorsDining in ShoreditchbyMade in Shoreditch17/10/2026 Marshmallows posted as letters: FundApps, Boomf and Splittable founders on the Silicon Roundabout years
Creatives & CreatorsDining in ShoreditchbyMade in Shoreditch16/10/2026 Rivington Grill closed in 2017 and Fifteen in 2019. Simon Wadham and Andrew Parkinson cooked there
Creativity & CulturebyMade in Shoreditch15/10/2026 A self-guided Shoreditch street art walk: the streets to see and how long it takes
Creativity & CulturebyMade in Shoreditch15/10/2026 Mad Cats, Bun House Disco and the rise of Shoreditch listening bars
Creativity & CulturebyMade in Shoreditch15/10/2026 Fifteen years of Shoreditch creatives on walls, rent and making work in East London
MusicbyJo Davis15/12/2025 Afro house specialists Black Motion gives their take on Lisa Ramey’s ‘Better Than That’
DesignbyKamil Kwiatkowski15/12/2025 Ming Cheng Reframes Chekhov Through a Contemporary Theater Identity
Creatives & CreatorsEvents in ShoreditchbyGiedrius Ivanauskas12/12/2025 John Zaller on Crafting the 7 Wonders of the World Immersive Experience
Performing ArtsbyMade in Shoreditch11/12/2025 Darren Raymond on the Social Power of Comedy of Errors Remixed
Creative EventsbyMade in Shoreditch10/12/2025 Catherine Opie Exhibition: A Radical Take on Visibility at the NPG