March 2021

• Terms and Conditions: Time In Singapore Experience box
• There’s a V&A show of million-pound Fabergé eggs on its way
• After one day of sun London’s parks are covered in garbage. Shame!
• Borough’s got a brand spanking new outdoor dining space
• What’s in Vivek Singh’s lovely cupboards?
• See your design on a Lambeth street and earn money
• Covent Garden is getting loads more outdoor tables
• The Isle of Wight festival has announced its line-up for 2021
• So, uh, tomorrow is going to be really warm
• Things you can forage in London (picked by Petersham Nurseries’ head of horticulture)
• The Dusty Knuckle bakery is spreading its wings
• Is Teddington REALLY ‘the best place to live in London’? We weigh up the evidence
• People are very upset at the prospect of ‘pub passports’
• Is this the weirdest meal kit of all time?
• Gimmick watch: Augmented reality ice cream has arrived
• Booyeah! Three new pubs are opening in London
• The National Theatre is back on stage, with Michael Sheen and Headlong
• Join Time Out and Instagram’s virtual mini-fest helping London celebrate ‘Holi at Home’
• Just saying: this new east London pizza and cocktail joint has a huge garden
• Bizarre and eye-catching hot-cross buns to order now
• Pitta Bun
• Have your say: Do you want to see Brick Lane pedestrianised?
• Your fave outdoor pool is opening from Monday
• London pubs and restaurants can put up tents, awnings and gazebos
• Hear me out: London is about to need ‘lost adult’ spaces
• A drawing teacher picks the three London statues that are most fun to sketch
• London’s five best burger meal kits
• Check out some cool French painters in a West End shop window
• A big-shot electronic music festival is taking over west London’s woodland in September
• Buy a cool Katharine Hamnett T-shirt and help support UK artists
• Pret croissants in supermarkets is good, actually?
• Tanner & Co
• The highs and lows of working at Angus Steakhouse
• Dom’s Subs has a new restaurant in the bloody City
• The story of this Harlesden record shop shows why local businesses matter more than ever
• Six ace places to play tennis in London
• A huge new outdoor venue is coming to Canning Town
• Printworks is back, baby
• Look out for some psychedelic billboards around town
• Seven teeth-rottingly excellent sweet Easter treats
• Top London bakers’ tips for making perfect hot cross buns
• Absolutely do not put plainclothes cops in the club
• Help the Curry Club feed vulnerable Londoners
• There are TWO immersive Vincent Van Gogh shows on the way
• Plonk Crazy Golf Camden
• In pictures: the powerful protest signs and messages at London vigils for Sarah Everard
• Some very good restaurants are opening next month
• Fabric is raising money for music venues with some stunning streamed gigs
• West London is closing streets to use them for outdoor eating and drinking
• Dogging doomsday! Pub car parks now count as ‘terraces’
• There’ll be another vigil for Sarah Everard in London this afternoon
• Opera buffs, rejoice! Live shows are coming back to the Royal Opera House in May
• We want to be in Ally Pally’s huge beer garden immediately please
• Eerie, empty, beautiful photographs of the tube in lockdown
• 13 Londoners share the places that remind them of their mums
• BFI Flare: Five films to stream
• Hackney’s Top Up Truck is bringing zero-waste to your door
• Oh God – everything is selling out
• A Dalston football team will take to the pitch with Willy’s on their shirts
• You can get a sweet, sweet hit of AstraZeneca at the Science Museum
• Cadogan Hall
• The Barbican is back with a huge 2021 programme of stuff
• What do YOU make of London right now?
• London is getting a new cinema inspired by New York jazz bars
• I dreamed a dream – and ‘Les Misérables’ came back
• A year of lockdown: for the love of God, no more ‘learnings’
• What we have learned from a year of staying inside
• ‘Dragatha Christie’ starring Monét X Change and Courtney Act is coming to London
• Shakespeare’s Globe is reopening in April
• Pub in the Park is coming to London… twice
• This map shows active Covid cases by UK postcode
• Our mums review London’s best afternoon tea meal kits
• The burgers are back – we repeat – the burgers are back
• Wing Wing. Hello? Korean fried chicken, you say? Hell yes!
• Bar Douro is launching a beautiful sandwich pop-up
• London Bakers Against Racism are having a spring bake sale. Good.
• Roastery and Toastery
• All Points East is coming back for 2021
• The Rose
• Avast there! Meet the Cincinnati chilli king of London
• Da Henrietta
• What’s in Peckham Cellars’ actual cellar?
• Time In: the best things to do at home
• Watch the video diary of a London firefighter driving an ambulance
• The Piccadilly Line is sexy now?
• 108 Brasserie
• A new taproom and brewery is coming to Hackney
• Chic'n Wing
• Ten classic London themes for your next Zoom party
• The UK’s first LGBTQ+ retirement community is opening in Vauxhall
• How does the Budget help London’s pubs, bars and restaurants?
• How does the Budget help arts and culture in London?
• Holborn Dining Room’s notorious dauphinoise pie is now available to takeaway
• Help save legendary west London pub The Cow
• 8 decadent pies that’ll see you through a cold London winter
• Five London cinemas dominate list of the world’s most spectacular movie houses
• 'We remain focused and fighting!' This is what venue owners think about the 'road map' out of lockdown
• Thank you for contributing!
• Terroirs
• Check out Gilbert & George’s ‘New Normal Pictures’ online
• The best London breweries delivering craft beer to homes
• That website supporting London’s indie bookshops is killing it
• There’s a gallery show devoted to the Beano on its way
• Top food treats to order for Mother’s Day
• Costa del Tottenham's announced a whole weekend of outdoor parties in April
• London has a new, enormous Asian supermarket
• The 6 best outdoor bottomless brunches in London
• London could be getting a massive new art gallery… on Oxford Street