March 2020

• Deeper into Movies presents every Joe Exotic music video back-to-back
• Ice Bar London
• This distillery is delivering cocktails mixed by London’s best bartender
• A herd of goats has taken over this Welsh seaside town now that its people are all indoors
• Time to kill? Season 3 of ‘Killing Eve’ will be with you sooner than expected
• A load of London companies are giving out free e-bikes to NHS workers
• Slimelight Online – Revenge Of The 90s
• ‘Paris Is Burning' on Netflix Party - Virtual Film Night
• The Shard has turned blue in honour of our NHS
• This directory shows all the independent businesses delivering food in London
• This London photographer is beautifully capturing life in isolation
• Hampstead Theatre is streaming three full plays for free
• Yard Sale Pizza is crowdfunding to send free pizzas to London’s NHS workers
• Livestream Zine Club
• Goodbye, freedom: the start of my parenting quarantine
• The UK’s National Parks want you to stay away, please
• LadBaby’s Pub Lock-In
• You can now take a virtual tour of Buckingham Palace and the Royal Collection
• It’s Earth Hour this weekend – here’s how to join in from home
• Feeling awkward talking on Zoom? A YouTuber gives their tips
• Battersea Dogs & Cats Home sees a surge in adoptions
• Home Cooking with The Athenian
• The Houses of Parliament has its own 360-degree virtual tour
• Tom Carradine's Self-isolation Singalong
• An entirely unserious guide to making your flat feel like an office
• A virtual coffee festival is happening this weekend
• How to celebrate World Theatre Day from your sofa
• Drink along at the first ever online beer festival
• You can now do a virtual walk around the Crystal Palace dinosaurs
• Home stage: five ways you can still watch plays while our theatres are shut
• Check out these awesome London murals on your next solo stroll
• Three-Ingredient Recipe: Tom Aikens’s tinned sweetcorn pancakes
• Daylesford Organic
• All Points East festival has been cancelled
• Haunting photos of London’s busiest landmarks now they’re completely empty
• Kinky Londoners can order a self-isolation pack of nudes, lube and sex toys
• A London crazy-golf course has created a DIY version for at-home putters
• The Thames Clippers riverboat service has been suspended
• Listen to our playlist of songs about boredom
• Team GB is streaming the London 2012 Olympics opening ceremony today
• Salon London Book Club Live
• Jardin du Jasmin
• Charlie's
• Sarabande Sessions free online talks
• London theatre closures due to coronavirus
• Beara Beara
• London’s Victoria Park has closed indefinitely
• David Attenborough: ‘Everybody should be aware of what’s happening to the whole world’
• Curzon Cinema to release movies for group streaming, followed by director Q&As
• Lyric Hammersmith
• Former ‘Blue Peter’ presenter Konnie Huq has started a homeschooling YouTube channel
• ‘The thing that saves you is the routine.’ How to deal with cabin fever by a former prisoner
• Bongo’s Bingo: Live from the Bungalow
• The 40 best photos of London ever taken
• Sundance London Film Festival is postponed
• Donate a virtual pint to help save London’s independent music venues
• Borough Market is posting live cookery lessons on Instagram
• You can now watch 2,000 fitness tutorials for free on Classpass
• Disney+ UK: release date, how to watch and how much does it cost?
• Time Out London staff share the one thing that’s helping them stay sane
• Covid-19 closed this widow’s exhibition of her husband’s art after just one day, so we put it online
• Borough Market Online Cooking Classes
• Pxssy Pandemique
• Viral Film Festival
• The two houseplants experts promise you can’t kill
• Eggslut
• You can sit at the bar of this virtual pub tonight. Or right now, in fact
• Digital Drag Bingo: Apocalypse Edition
• Columbia Road flower market will shut for the foreseeable
• This Instagram-only exhibition is full of London’s best young artists
• Richard E Grant broadcasting ‘Withnail & I’ quotes perfectly sums up how we all feel right now
• David Walliams is releasing a free kids’ audiobook every day for 30 days
• Nine writers tell us the book they’ll be revisiting in self-isolation
• A pioneering theatre company will be broadcasting new plays during lockdown
• The Halal Guys – Earls Court
• London’s home of dance, Sadler’s Wells, is streaming shows and workshops for free
• Six Storeys
• ‘Derry Girls’ watch party on Nicola Coughlan’s Instagram
• London art magazines to get you through self-isolation
• This Banksy is on sale for around £100, and it might look a little familiar
• Join a nationwide clap to say thank you to NHS workers on Thursday
• Patrick Stewart is posting a Shakespeare sonnet a day until this horror is over
• Five ways to help your community during the coronavirus outbreak
• Working from home? Need motivational bangers? We got ’em!
• Charity Livestream Workout with Mr Motivator
• We spoke to a London scientist who’s on a mission to develop a coronavirus vaccine
• Pride in London has been postponed as a result of coronavirus
• Why we’ve changed our logo to Time In – for now
• Rough sleepers in London to be given hotel rooms during coronavirus outbreak
• These videos of empty London streets are eerily beautiful
• MTHR
• Host a Kore-eda season in your house with a half-price streaming deal
• All London pubs, bars, cafés and restaurants will close their doors tonight
• Disney+ is offering £10 off when you pre-order by March 23
• The Pembury Tavern Virtual Pub Quiz
• These restaurants and cafés are feeding NHS workers and vulnerable Londoners for free
• The Maisie Williams-starring play ‘I and You’ will stream for free on Instagram all next week
• London Symphony Orchestra: Always Playing
• Word OFF the street: overhead in London this week
• Love Local: a shout out to some of our local business partners
• Coronavirus has closed London’s theatres. Here’s what you need to know
• Rupi Kaur Writing Workshop
• Borough Market extends online delivery area to anywhere inside M25
• Beavertown brewery is opening up a digital pub tonight
• Scoff & Banter Tea Rooms
• Scoff & Banter Kensington
• Kew Gardens is staying open and charging half its entry fee
• This London cinema had the best reaction to its temporary closure
• A London stable is bringing tiny ponies to the windows of people in self-isolation
• A new series of web concerts is supporting West End actors furloughed by coronavirus
• Bao is launching a home-delivery service
• Digital Pub Club
• These eerie pictures show London as a ghost town
• Here are five paintings that perfectly express the boredom of isolation
• Lost Society Battersea
• Sweet Chick
• Meet the Londoner who set up a community centre for refugees
• The best London restaurant vouchers to buy during coronavirus
• The top London restaurants to have (temporarily) closed due to coronavirus
• Lina Stores has raised more than £11,000 to feed Londoners in need
• Here’s everything you need to know about the London tube closures
• The Effect POSTPONED
• Britain’s biggest LGBTQ+ film fest is coming to your living room
• A London brewery has launched a ‘Pub in a Box’ so you can recreate your fave boozer at home
• London’s best shops for Christmas flower delivery
• The Cheese Truck is delivering ‘self-isolation survival kits’ around London
• Maison Du Mezze
• Shutters
• Coronavirus: can I get a refund if a gig, festival or other UK event is cancelled?
• London’s cinemas announce temporary closure
• Many of London’s top bars have called (temporary) last orders
• Pret is giving NHS workers free hot drinks and 50 percent off everything else
• EasyJet is currently selling £29.99 flights for next winter
• London bakery Bread Ahead is hosting live baking tutorials on Instagram
• Robata
• PONG by 1989
• The National Trust is opening its parks and gardens for free
• Choose Your Own Cray-Venture
• Glastonbury festival 2020 has been cancelled
• A Wong
• Theo's Simple Italian
• London Dog Week has officially been postponed due to coronavirus
• This Hackney kitchen is crowdfunding to supply free meals to the vulnerable
• This Londoner is documenting the changing face of Shoreditch
• City envy: we want a floating cat sanctuary like Amsterdam
• David Lammy: ‘Tottenham is the beginning and end of me’
• London bookshops are delivering books for free to those in self-isolation
• Unmissable spring events in London
• Tate has closed all of its museums
• Has London reached its third wave of veganism?
• London’s Harry Potter Studio Tour is temporarily closing
• London’s theatres have closed
• What is nature cramming and how do you do it?
• These are London’s most legendary corner shops – voted for by you
• Overheard in London: this week’s #wordonthestreet
• Fitz’s Bar
• The BFI Flare LGBTIQ+ film festival has been cancelled due to coronavirus
• Bermondsey Bar & Kitchen
• London Marathon 2020 has been postponed to October
• Daniel Radcliffe-starring play ‘Endgame’ has shut due to coronavirus
• Brasserie Gustave
• Brighton Way
• Brady's
• Bonneville
• Bonda Café
• Bombay Lounge
• ‘The Tempest’ review
• Bodean's
• Bilbao Berria
• Biblioteka
• Ben's Canteen
• Ali Baba
• Acciuga
• 19 Numara Bos Cirrik IV
• 19 Numara Bos Cirrik III
• Zumbura
• Yard Sale Pizza
• Yama Momo
• Yalla Yalla
• Wright Brothers Spitalfields
• The Wren Coffee
• Wong Kei
• Wild Game Co
• Wild Caper
• Vozars
• Vivat Bacchus
• Verdi
• ‘One Jewish Boy’ review
• ‘The Seven Streams of the River Ota’ review POSTPONED
• V&A Cafe
• V&A Museum of Childhood Cafe
• United Ramen
• Uni
• Turtle Bay
• Tulse Hill Hotel
• Tuckshop
• Trip Kitchen & Bar
• Tortilla
• Tortilla
• Tortilla
• Things to do today in London: Saturday March 14 2020
• Things to do today in London: Sunday March 15 2020
• St Patrick’s Day Festival cancelled due to coronavirus
• Tonkotsu at Selfridges
• Tommi's Burger Joint Kings Road
• Timberyard Seven Dials
• The Sanctuary Café
• The Riverfront
• The Naked Loaf
• The Joint Marylebone
• The Ivy Market Grill
• 18 places you had no idea existed in outer London
• The Imperial
• The George
• The French House
• The Buttery Café
• The Horne Section 10th Birthday Party
• The Bridge Coffee House
• Extinction Rebellion has cancelled its next mass action in London
• Tim Vine: Plastic Elvis
• Thai Corner Café
• Tart
• London art exhibitions calendar
• Robots, AI, perfume and a lot of ants: the next Turbine Hall installation might just be amazing
• Where to eat and drink in London this weekend: March 13-15
• Everything you need to see at London’s And What? Queer Arts Festival
• Deliveroo is launching a ‘no-contact’ drop-off service next week
• T.E.D. Restaurant
• Sylvan Oak
• Stax Diner
• Stacks Poutine
• Square Pie
• Spring
• Spirited Palace
• Souli
• Christina Quarles: In Likeness
• Soho Grind
• Skylark
• Shochu Lounge
• Shabu Shabu
• Señor Ceviche
• Scootercaffe
• Salvation in Noodles
• Rum and Sugar
• Roti King
• 11 un-mumsy events to celebrate Mother’s Day in London
• Rocket - Holborn
• Rocket
• Roadery
• Retro Bistrot
• Red Dog South
• Meet the London-based start-ups shaping the future of food
• ‘N89’ review
• ‘Afterplay’ review CANCELLED
• Hide Ground
• Hide Above
• Ready-made Sunday: Ben Bailey Smith's favourite west London spots
• Motherhood in Advertising
• Nico Mulhy: Drawn Lines
• Top ten museum exhibitions in London
• Naked Boys Singing
• Seabird
• These Chinatown restaurants have temporarily closed due to a slump in trade
• This exhibition celebrates east London women of colour
• This Hatton Garden jeweller has been flogging diamonds for 45 years
• ‘On Blueberry Hill’ review
• The Prince
• Zoilo
• Sons and Daughters
• ‘Love, Love, Love’ review CANCELLED
• Senzala
• River Gardens Café
• Pasta Nostra
• On the Bab
• LA’s Eggslut is opening a second London restaurant
• Nuraghe Trattoria
• Mamuśka
• Overheard in London: this week’s #wordonthestreet
• Dyce
• The Ugandan refugee who found a community through running
• What to see at this year's BFI Flare
• Bageriet
• London’s getting a new cinema – and it’s inside a launderette
• Al Boccon Di'vino
• Acts from cancelled SXSW are playing a last-minute London gig
• ‘Nora: A Doll’s House’ review CANCELLED
• Tom of Finland: Love and Liberation review
• American Bar at the Beaumont
• The West End is getting a series of lates curated by the producer of ‘The Book of Mormon’
• Wild by Tart
• ‘Blithe Spirit’ review
• The best family theatre in London this Easter
• TfL introduces ‘enhanced’ cleaning regime amid coronavirus fears
• Market Hall Victoria
• Musical Comedy Awards
• Frankie Boyle: Work-in-Progress
• Rachel Parris: All Change Please
• Greg Proops – The Smartest Man in the World
• ‘This shit will fuck you up’: Emilia Clarke and Daniel Monks on ‘The Seagull’
• Sardine
• Dumplings’ Legend
• A café where you pay by the minute has returned to London
• Hot Gay Time Machine
• Is This A Room
• Jason Byrne: Audience Precipitation
• Shagged Married Annoyed with Chris & Rosie Ramsey
• LIFT festival: what's going on this year?
• TwoRuba
• Tuck into complimentary popcorn at a free screening of ‘The Greatest Showman’
• ‘Shoe Lady’ review CANCELLED
• Plosive Comedy in Dulwich with Dylan Moran
• Hackney Comedy Experience with Dylan Moran
• Knock2Bag
• Terms and conditions: Restaurant Box competition 2020
• In pictures: Londoners came out in force at the International Women’s Day rally
• Kerry Godliman: Bosh
• Joanne McNally
• Andy Parsons - Healing The Nation
• Laxsa Soho
• London on screen: How David Lynch recreated Victorian London in ‘The Elephant Man
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• Sheekey Secrets with Miriam Margolyes
• Five London newsagents on what makes their shops special
• Read poet Ben Okri’s ode to the corner shop
• Walpole Pub & Kitchen
• Xen-Do Martial Arts Tottenham Court Road
• The best London spray tans
• Better Extreme
• The Iskele
• Banh Bao Brothers
• Bon Vivant
• Leadbelly's
• The Pilot
• You can now fly direct to the Faroe Islands from London
• Amy Winehouse has been honoured on Camden’s Music Walk of Fame
• Ivy’s Mess Hall
• Gujarati Rasoi
• The South Bank’s tropical dining pods have a ‘Press for Margaritas’ button
• Paradise Party Beach
• Rusalka
• Things to do today in London: Saturday March 7 2020
• Where to see baby animals in London this spring
• The Marriage of Figaro
• Where to eat and drink in London this weekend: March 6-8
• Madam Butterfly
• London Skybar
• Four secondhand scenesters reveal the best places to sell your wares
• How to declutter your life and learn the joy of having less
• Maison François
• Tavolino
• Kibou
• A super ‘worm moon’ will rise over London next week. Oo-er.
• These excuses will get you out of any unwanted plan
• Arch1
• Stranded Flybe passengers can travel for free on the Caledonian Sleeper train this week
• Skip Garden
• The Northern line is being used to heat homes in Islington
• ‘Kevin & Perry Go Large’: Ibiza Bottomless Brunch Party
• Temple of Camden
• Temple of Seitan
• Purezza
• Straight White Men
• Honest Amy
• Yamagoya
• Yamagoya
• The Cheese Barge
• Jack and the Beanstalk
• Dinings
• Lady Gaga is bringing The Chromatica Ball tour to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
• Berto
• Vardo
• Radio Rooftop
• Space
• St Clair Fish Boutique, Cevicheria, Wine & Sake
• The Yacht London
• The best places to read books in London
• Six new blue plaques for pioneering women will be unveiled in London this year
• It's all about the Cocoa: The History of Chocolate
• Lamberts
• Brick House
• Colourscape at Wembley Park POSTPONED
• Cha Cha
• This London bar is in full bloom for Japanese cherry blossom season
• Dip & Flip
• This week's best art
• Claro
• Spring is here! Your pics of daffodils in London
• The Whitechapel Refectory
• Kazan Kitchen
• The V Deli
• The New Black
• Espresso by K2
• April's Café
• L'Etranger
• CookDaily
• CookDaily
• This lovely London cinema has a ‘film school’ hosted by directors
• Most Googled: why is Greenwich the centre of time?
• Britain’s first out Muslim drag queen on how London shaped her
• Moncks
• New exhibitions in London
• ‘The Special Relationship’ review
• ‘The Mikvah Project’ review CANCELLED
• ‘Trainers’ review
• Nanashi
• Japanese Art Festival
• Hammersmith Bridge will close to Boat Race spectators this year
• Red 'N' Hot
• Rapha Cycle Club
• Queen Elizabeth Roof Garden Bar & Café
• Priya Maamalas
• Proud Archivist
• Primeur
• Prezzo
• Pond Dalston
• ‘Love, Loss & Chianti’ review
• ‘Kunene and the King’ review
• Pizza Pilgrims
• Pixxa
• Pinto Thai Kitchen
• Pescheria Mattiucci
• Peloton & Co
• Patisserie Sainte-Anne
• Palomar
• Seeds
• This sweet music venue just opened in King's Cross
• P&P
• Ozz Restaurant
• Ottolenghi
• Eurostar is selling £29 train tickets to France and Belgium
• How walking to work reignited my love affair with London
• Why you should probably ditch those mates who keep letting you down
• A superhero-themed bar where you mix your own drinks is popping up in London
• Oishii
• The 13-Storey Treehouse
• London’s best comic book shops
• In pictures: statues of cinematic heroes in Leicester Square
• ‘United Queendom’ review
• Four Londoners with big shot jobs reveal how they stay on top of things
• Blanchette Shoreditch
• Ten DIY courses in London that will convince you to actually fix your stuff
• Got baggage? Comedian Lou Sanders has big tips for travelling light
• Natural History Museum Cafe
• Nardulli
• Napulé
• Muriel's Kitchen
• Meza Tooting
• Merito Coffee Stall
• Merci Marie
• Mehek Restaurant
• Masqmenos
• Mare & Beck
• Thames River Boats
• Overheard in London: this week’s #wordonthestreet
• Mangal Ocakbasi
• Mamalan
• Maison Blanc
• Maison Blanc
• Welcome to the wonderful world of off-peak
• London’s oldest fancy-dress shop, Angels, has closed its West End doors
• Maison Blanc
• Maison Blanc
• Maison Blanc
• Maison Blanc
• Lu-Ma
• Limeyard
• Lazy Social
• Lanzhou Noodle Bar
• Lang
• La Pâtisserie des Rêves
• The Ten Bells
• Kerb King’s Cross is giving away free lunches today and tomorrow
• La Gitana
• La Bottega
• La Bottega
• La Bottega
• La Bottega
• La Bottega
• L'Antica Pizzeria
• L'Anima Café
• Kolapata
• Kintan
• Kin
• Kensington Square Kitchen
• Pasha Restaurant
• Kati Roll Company
• Karamel London N22
• 4 brilliantly bizarre ways to spend this weekend in London
• Hummus Bros
• Kamps
• Banh Mi Kêu Deli
• Jen Café
• Jamaica Patty Co
• Ippudo Central Saint Giles
• Itadaki Zen
• Hummus Bros
• Hummus Bros
• Mango Tree