April 2021

• I haven’t been to an art gallery in ages: these are five shows I can’t wait to see
• James Cochran’s new burger raises cash for volcano victims
• Hype Dish: Panadera’s spectacular corned beef hash sando
• How to have a non-shit picnic, according to sandwich fiend Max Halley
• ‘The chats I’ve had with people, just letting everything out’
• If you like cocktails and the city, you will like Cocktails in the City
• Three great independent bike shops in London
• Overheard in London: this week’s #wordonthestreet
• What Erchen Chang can’t live without
• Takeaway pints in London: pubs near parks serving beer on draught
• Tables for Heroes is a lovely idea from Michel Roux Jr
• The new issue of Time Out has hit London’s streets
• Amazon is opening… a hair salon?
• Viktor Wynd is auctioning off some of his museum’s creepiest shit
• Beyond Retro Brick Lane
• Canalside at Here East
• Hang-Up Gallery
• Russell Tovey: ‘We’re going to have a renaissance’
• Curated: Insider guides to London’s best bits
• Theatre director Lynette Linton on three TV shows that got her through lockdown
• Spooky! This 1939 letter about London reopening could have been written today
• The Oscars
• Zuaya London
• Charlie Mellor on why this year will be great for London restaurants
• Ginormous Italian food market Eataly is opening at Liverpool Street this month
• London Wonderground
• There’s a lovely little Matisse show in Bermondsey
• Clerkenwell’s classical caff is back with more live music
• Good news, tube heads: London Transport Museum After Dark is back
• If you’re going to eat in a dining dome, it should probably be one of these
• One of London’s oldest community centres is under threat
• The Bow Bells
• The pizza gods have been kind to south London
• Kew Gardens is bringing you ‘the brightest colours ever’
• Temper Covent Garden
• Guess which London tube line is the worst for passengers wearing masks
• There’s a Bombay Sapphire pop-up shop this week at the Design Museum designed by Camille Walala
• The Illuminated River project just lit up five more bridges across the Thames
• In pictures: London’s pubs and restaurants are ready for you
• This interactive map will help you find restaurants and pubs with outdoor space near you
• 11 amazing local parks in London
• This restaurant is going to let you stare at the Queen while you eat
• These London art galleries are open to visitors right now
• Impeccable timing: this south London pub is reopening with a massive beer garden
• Brixton Courtyard has announced its spring line-up and it’s pretty great
• A massive outdoor events space is coming to Hackney Wick
• The classic Routemaster bus is going to heaven
• What are the rules on travelling in and out of London right now?
• Tim Tam doughnuts are coming to London. Two writers argue for and against their existence
• Boxpark Wembley
• Sakagura
• The Museum of Youth Culture has a brand new pop-up shop
• So, Soho went a bit mad last night, hey?
• Here are the best places to see bluebells in London
• Cyberdog
• Lyndsey Ingram
• London’s first drive-thru barbecue is a thing of beauty
• ‘The defining feature of queer London is resilience’
• Opso
• Boxpark Shoreditch
• Boxpark Croydon
• The Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Philip, has died aged 99
• Londoners react to the death of Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh
• This new website lets you book virtual studio visits with acclaimed artists
• London’s best fish-and-chip shop is not what you’d expect
• This cult bar is returning as an outdoor venue
• Guerrilla Girls will be putting up billboards all over the UK for Art Night 2021
• You can’t travel, but there’s a new show about 40,000km of the Silk Road
• Track bugs with the Royal Parks’ new smartphone nature trails
• The Globe is bringing back live theatre in May, with £5 tickets
• Southbank Centre’s riverside food market is reopening this month
• Como Garden
• A London tour bus guide reveals three underrated gems of the city
• Black Axe Mangal is doing a meal kit and you could win an oven. Yes: an oven
• Here’s why Obby is the learning zone you need to know about
• Yam Carnival is launching on Clapham Common this August Bank Holiday