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Tickets are still available for this lit new festival in Victoria Park, with LCD Soundsystem, Björk and The xx among the headliners.
This exhibition by photographer Jim Grover marks the seventieth anniversary of the arrival of Caribbean migrants on the Empire Windrush. It’s a celebration of the British African-Caribbean community and a portrait of the UK as it embraced an increasingly multiracial identity.
It’s pronounced ‘Ro-gan-ick’, in case you’re wondering, and it’s a permanent London spin-off of Simon Rogan’s two-Michelin-starred L’Enclume in the Lake District. This is an industrial-chic spot with uniformly excellent food and top-notch service.
With dealer stalls, special guests, manga, games and cosplay, this pop-culture convention should be on every fanboy/girl’s calendar.
Catch this intense drama about the great abstract expressionist artist Mark Rothko. It’s finally bagged itself a West End transfer nine years after its run at the Donmar Warehouse – and it’s lost none of its power.
English artist and photographer Juno Calypso found an enormous underground bunker in Las Vegas owned by an ‘immortalist’ cult. She used the pristine 1970s time capsule as the backdrop for her creepy, threatening photography. Here she riffs on beauty, fear and death. And it’s terrifying.
Watch this charming, extended look back at Ian McKellen’s life in the company of the great actor himself. It’s a straight-talking reflection on the impact the world has had on McKellen, and he on it.
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Have some (legal) fun in a former carpark at Skylight, a rooftop playground in Tobacco Dock, which is back for some summer fun. The Wapping rooftop...
Set in a former bullion truck depot in Shoreditch, Dinerama is a food and drink market from Street Feast, London’s leading street food market company.
This immersive adaptation of the novel is a fun night out, if not great theatre
Soak up up the rooftop views over the city (and catch a movie while you're at it) at the original outdoor cinema
