September 2021

• Honest Burgers teams up with Chuku’s for the Nigeria burger
• Zoom
• The Rooftop at The Hippodrome Casino
• Bun House’s spooky Halloween steamed buns are back this year
• Bibi
• Market Hall West End
• Market Hall Fulham
• When This Is All Over
• What’s the deal with… The World’s Most Rubbish Bar?
• Bookshop Day
• Doc’n Roll Film Festival
• Affordable Art Fair
• The V&A Museum of Childhood begins its £13m transformation
• Lighthaus Cafe
• Dirty Bones debut an outrageous ‘reverse truffle burger’
• Dancefloor Recall Exhibition
• The best things to do for London Craft Week
• London’s tube union might go on strike
• The best nights out in London this weekend
• A Place for We
• The Snowman
• Bond fans weigh in on Daniel Craig‘s ‘No Time to Die’ premiere outfit
• How to dress like Bond (when he turns up for a film premiere)
• A one-ton caravan has been hoisted onto a roof overlooking St Paul’s Cathedral
• Sisters Uncut held a protest against police violence outside the Old Bailey today
• In Conversation with Antony Gormley
• ‘Creature’ review
• London’s best record shops
• Alan's Records
• There’s a brilliant-looking exhibition devoted to Wes Anderson’s ‘The French Dispatch’
• Hype dish: Mr Ji’s cheesy and decadent prawn ‘in’ toast
• Stranger Than Paradise Records
• Yo-Yo Records
• Maestro
• Supertone Records
• Third Man Records
• 15mph speed limit proposed for the City of London in 2022
• Celebrate the release of ‘No Time to Die’ at one of these suave Bond events
• Hype dish: Rovi’s sweet, sticky and smoky corn ribs
• The current fuel crisis means the tube is packed again
• Noguchi review
• The Smeds and The Smoos
• Mum
• Uber drivers have announced a strike for September 28
• Halloween at the Courtesan
• Fireworks Night at Alexandra Palace is going all out this year
• Jack White’s new Soho record shop opened last weekend
• Aldi’s no-check-out supermarket is opening in Dalston
• The Battersea Poltergeist – Live!
• Halloween At Skylight Rooftop
• London Month of the Dead
• Blu Butterfly
• The Halloween Ball
• Cabaret Sauvignon: #HALLOWINE
• Duck & Waffle has announced the return of 24/7 dining
• Sadiq Khan has again pledged to make London net-zero by 2030
• Penny Tration’s Hallo’kween Quiz
• Eight ace things to do in South Tottenham, picked by the founder of local club The Cause
• Snappoween 2021
• Kew Gardens’ new Japan season looks a bit special
• Students planning to drive to uni are getting stranded in London
• A steam engine named after Prince George is fundraising for its completion
• The Ritz’s £300m refurb will include a bougie spa and a massive swimming pool
• Discovery Day: Hair-Raising Halloween
• Halloween Spooky Family Tours
• Cockapoo/Dachshund Cafe London Halloween
• The Bishopsgate Institute UK Leather and Fetish Archive Open Day
• Taron Egerton makes his West End debut in ‘Cock’
• Get £1 reuben sandwiches this Thursday for one day only
• Big Fish Little Fish Halloween Spooktacular Family Rave
• Theaster Gates: A Clay Sermon review
• MEATliquor Queensway
• Here’s what people think of London’s new Salt Bae restaurant
• Clerkenwell Vintage Fashion Fair
• An evening with Stanley Tucci
• The London Marathon Running Show
• Bernardine Evaristo: Manifesto On Never Giving Up
• Angel Comedy at the Bill Murray
• The best shows to see at this year’s Dance Umbrella
• Klub Kids: The Disney Villain Ball
• This New Orleans-style speakeasy is serving up whiskey and jazz
• Séayoncé: Reserection
• Pumpkin Quiz Trail
• London’s five wildest woodland neighbourhoods
• Festival of the Dead – Halloween Returns
• Night of the Raving Dead
• Why is it SO hard to get an Uber or Bolt right now?
• Will London’s buses be affected by the current fuel crisis?
• Jazz Cafe
• 'Outwitting Cancer: Making Sense of Nature’s Enigma'
• Japan Week Festival
• ‘Parklet’ campaigners urge Londoners to reclaim car spaces this weekend
• Brunswick House launches pop-up booze and jazz events in its spooky cellar bar
• Will Smith: An Evening of Stories with Friends
• Celebrate Nopi’s tenth birthday with Ottolenghi
• Huge Anthony Joshua mural unveiled in Tottenham ahead of Saturday’s big fight
• People on TikTok are going mad for this submersive event
• A candlelit vigil for murdered teacher Sabina Nessa is taking place tonight
• The Roundhouse is building a huge new creative centre
• You can rent Otis and Jean’s house from ‘Sex Education’
• Beavertown is giving away 8,000 free pints this weekend
• Rice
• Sadhana Yoga & Wellbeing
• Remember the Pocket Negroni? Well, you can now get a tiny-teeny canned Martini
• Curious
• These photos celebrate London’s glorious shopfronts
• Overheard in London: this week’s #wordonthestreet
• Mr Ji to launch Sunday roast dinner series
• Polka Theatre
• 10 Nights
• Cheap hotels in Covent Garden
• Fabric is throwing a series of 24+ hour parties
• London’s first Quorn nugget pop-up opens today
• Compete for the ‘Golden Nut’ at Peckham’s Conker Championships
• How to Survive and Apocalypse
• Salt Bae’s London restaurant FINALLY opens today
• Casa Wardour at 100 Wardour Street
• Festival of the Dead
• Malindadzimu
• The tube at risk of becoming ‘unbearably hot’ due to climate change
• London Wetland Centre
• The magnificent cemeteries of London
• A bunch of ‘Drag Race UK’ queens are starring in a West End panto this Christmas
• Eight excellent things to do in Waterloo (picked by a clued-up local)
• London Coffee Festival
• Icy Mystery: Halloween Voyage Into The Unknown
• Take a front-row seat at this celebration of London’s sustainable fashion
• There’s an increase in the number of people getting injured on the tube
• At this Waterloo café you order in sign language
• Valentine's Day Red Rose Experience
• Valentine's Champagne Cruise
• No Escape x UK Haunters Halloween Special
• Halloween 2021 at The Exhibit
• Peckham Conker Championships
• Haunted Hampstead Halloween Pub Crawl
• BucketRace Halloween Scavenger Hunt
• The National Theatre and Kerb collab on a new street-food experience
• Halloween Quiz at the Old Brewery
• Ballie Ballerson Halloween
• Wunderbar Halloween
• Lady Gaga is playing a gig at Westfield, kind of
• Trapped in Wonderland
• Glitterfest
• Looking to learn a new skill? You'll want to read this
• Young people can get free tickets to an intimate AJ Tracey gig
• Where to find London’s best mooncakes this Mid-Autumn Festival
• Fugees
• Docks After Dark
• The most haunted places in London
• Halloween House and Garage Brunch
• HorrOctober
• Halloween at Backyard Cinema
• Neon Naked Death Drawing
• An infinity room has opened inside that big hill in Marble Arch
• Twisted Circus
• Hail Satan: heavy metal meat freaks Black Axe Mangal are back in business
• La Nonne sanglante
• Haunted pubs in London
• The Darkness Between Us
• London Spanish Film Festival
• London’s best nightlife this weekend
• Soane Lates: Spotlight on Soane
• The Ro-Laska-Tox Reunion Tour
• Wheelcake Island
• Soho, London: the Ultimate Guide to the Neighbourhood
• Even during lockdown London was voted one of the world’s most exciting cities
• Waterworks Festival
• Defected London
• Alyssa: Tunisian Film Festival
• Cold outside? Get cosy and cultured at these London galleries
• Have an exclusive nose around the Picturehouse cinema in Finsbury Park
• ‘There’s a Rang-Tan in my Bedroom & Other Stories’ review
• There’s a real-life chocolate factory coming to London
• Lightopia will be illuminating Crystal Palace Park this Christmas
• London Dungeon Halloween show
• London Zoo: Tours and Teas
• Little Amal the giant puppet’s final London itinerary has been announced
• 7 bold museum prints for dull, dull walls
• First look: inside London’s two new tube stations
• Underground Uncovered
• Houseplant Festival
• ‘Camp Siegfried’ review
• The best cheap hotels in Bournemouth
• The best hotels in Bournemouth
• Kudu Grill
• Cirque du Soleil: ‘Luzia’ review
• The best cheap hotels in Bath
• Cinderella
• The Marylebone
• Dick Whittington
• The best hotels in Bath
• Red Riding Hood
• There’s a street party in Battersea to mark the opening of its new tube stations
• Roots
• Horny spiders have come to claim London
• Olivia Sterling: 'Really Rough Scrubbing Brush' review
• Eugenio Dittborn: 'Airmail Paintings' review
• Amy Winehouse's Legacy will be celebrated at the Design Museum
• Hollywood polymath Idris Elba is opening a wine bar
• London sightseeing tours
• Akwasi Brenya-Mensa to open debut restaurant Tatale
• Marina Abramović: 'Seven Deaths' review
• Sample
• The magical Queen’s House ice rink is coming back this winter
• 12 unmissable movies to see at the London Film Festival
• London’s best nightlife this weekend
• Little Lobster Bar has landed in Borough Market
• The full London Film Festival line-up has been announced
• Alfresco dining is being made permanent in Covent Garden
• AIM – Revolutionary Escape Rooms
• The best hotels in London for star spotting
• Christmas has already landed at Fortnum & Mason
• Burlock
• Jerusalem
• The London Dungeon now has an OnlyFans account
• Opium
• Wimbledon’s rainbow crossing is back and better than ever
• Totally Thames Festival
• Claridge’s has just opened a new bar and it’s an art deco stunner
• Hype dish: Decatur’s fragrant and spicy shrimp boil
• An immersive Queen shop is coming to Carnaby Street
• See a flock of sheep get herded across Southwark Bridge
• New queer festival Body Movements has announced a bunch of epic afterparties
• There are free brisket buns at Hotbox this week
• Helen Frankenthaler: ‘Radical Beauty’ review
• What’s happening with vaccine passports and plans for the winter?
• Yes, we compared last night’s Met Gala outfits to West End musicals
• Damien Roach: ‘Schema’
• London is officially the most expensive place to find love – and beer – in the UK
• The Big Ben clockface has re-emerged and it’s… a different colour?
• ‘Indecent’ review
• Smashing pumpkins: Chelsea Flower Show is happening in the autumn this year
• EXCLUSIVE: Somerset House’s SKATE ice rink is coming back this winter
• The beloved Marble Arch Mound is doing a light show
• Bafarat
• Fabric are throwing a 39-hour birthday party
• London events in September
• Ex-Roti King team to launch a restaurant at Hackney Bridge
• Richard Estes: Voyages at Newport Street Gallery review
• ‘Back to the Future: The Musical’ review
• It’s Negroni Week: celebrate it at these three top London joints
• This secret London treehouse is serving up some classy Margaritas
• Hounslow residents are being given £20 vouchers to spend in local shops
• The world’s first ‘flavour rainbow’ is coming to east London
• Ministry of Sound 30th Birthday
• The Natural History Museum’s ice rink is coming back for one final winter season
• Printworks Redacted
• Queue now! LIDL’s doing its iconic £12.99 trainers next week
• Bromley’s own Emma Raducanu is in the final of the US Open
• Koya to open new restaurant on Broadway Market
• These photos capture the joyous return of London’s queer nightlife
• Five Oktoberfest events in London where you can raise a stein
• Arlo Parks has won the 2021 Mercury Prize
• We have pictures of the terrifying giant Peperami walk-in fridge ice-bar
• Tate Late
• There’s a campaign to keep London’s lockdown cycle barriers
• The best historic and iconic hotels in London
• HowTheLightGetsIn
• Singer and actor Jordan Stephens on landing a part in ‘Star Wars’
• London photography tours
• Finsbury Park skatepark is going to quadruple in size
• ​Fabric is here with new queer day party Sylvester
• Dancing’s back in Deptford
• Love Local: Deptford
• A unique space for east London’s queer bookworms
• The best massages in London
• This map shows you the best-value independent coffee at every stop on the tube
• London could pick up a lot of the tab for the government’s new tax hike
• Liberty’s Christmas shop is officially open
• The Barbican is in need of ‘major renewal’, says its board
• London’s 24-hour restaurant Duck & Waffle is open again for sky-high dining
• There’s a new support fund and campaign to welcome refugees to London
• Eulogy
• Queer East Film Festival
• One Cartridge Place
• Soho residents to get more power to block developments in the area
• Drag Up at The O2
• The Museum of Youth Culture wants your memorabilia for a new book
• Get a FREE eighteenth-century-inspired tattoo this weekend
• Londoners think that their city is the most diverse in the world
• fabric x Adonis Present ‘Sylvester’
• A huge photography festival is opening today at Somerset House
• Joe Allen to reopen with Russell Norman and Gary Lee at the helm
• 4 local London food producers you should know about
• London’s best nightlife this week
• French ‘classicists’ the Galvin Brothers to open at Kimpton Fitzroy London hotel
• Get your skis on, Stratford! A new alpine-inspired rooftop bar and restaurant are coming
• Spurs and Chelsea are going to play a ‘net-zero carbon’ match
• Add just £1 to your restaurant bill and help save a child’s life
• Win a month’s supply of Diet Coke at this special London bus stop
• London’s nightlife venues are facing a massive shortage of door staff
• Phyllida Barlow at Hauser and Wirth review
• There’s a Sink the Pink boat party this weekend
• Will London have a ‘firebreak’ lockdown over October half-term?
• ‘Camden is like a goth Disneyland’: Alison Spittle on adjusting to the comedy life in London
• 'Mixing It Up: Painting Today' at the Hayward Gallery review
• ABBA are back and playing an indefinite virtual residency in Stratford
• Making a Statement
• 20 ace out-of-town attractions to visit on a day trip from London
• Mind the gap! More than 2 million people used the tube last Thursday
• This Mayfair hotel has a dedicated Negroni suite. Fancy!
• A giant teapot has appeared on the South Bank
• Damon Albarn is playing a show at Shakespeare’s Globe this month
• Is Grenfell Tower set to be demolished?
• There are plans for a massive lido on the Thames
• London passes 1 million Covid cases as schools return this week
• A dedicated croissant café is coming to Soho. Time to get flaky
• L'Escargot
• You can now do a live comedy fitness class
• The Cinema in the Arches
• The Factory Dalston
• There are two brand new stations opening on the Northern line
• Victory! Tottenham’s Latin Village is saved
• Pumpkin Spice Latte season is already here, Starbucks fans
• Japan House has unveiled an eye-popping zebra crossing
• Go underground to solve an immersive Mail Rail murder mystery
• The Lodger
• Colourscape Music Festival
• Mama Li
• Yard Sale is doing a Dom’s Subs collab pizza called... The Dom-ino’s
• Gay Shame
• ‘Showgirls’: Live Extravaganza
• A Sally Rooney pop-up is coming to Shoreditch
• Soho’s Lina Stores launches its first line of lovely Italian things
• Baker Lily Vanilli to host ‘Bridgerton’-style tea with some very fancy cake action
• Immersive theatre legends Punchdrunk return with ‘The Burnt City’
• Brick Lane is getting its own beer-tastic Oktoberfest with a twist
• Hackney Council plans to build 600 new homes in Dalston
• Bolt users are ordering cabs and helicopters are turning up
• The Memory of Water
• Statements After the Arrest Under the Immorality Act
• Get outside! A heatwave is set to sweep London from Sunday
• London’s best Italian restaurants
• New restaurants are opening in London and these ones sound banging
• The Cause only has months left in its current form
• The Strand is getting a new pop-up skatepark
• Has Wetherspoons run out of beer?
• Houses of Parliament
• Buckingham Palace
• Westminster Abbey
• The legendary Soho waiters’ race is happening this weekend
• Duck! You can go clay pigeon shooting indoors in the City of London
• Holy dough! Bread Ahead for café residency in Southwark Cathedral
• Uber Boat is staging on-board charity drag shows
• The notorious Marble Arch Mound will be free to visit from now on
• Meet the new wave of London sex parties and events
• Best London tours
• A light tunnel to help NHS workers has won an international award
• The best things to do in north London
• Camden is closing its roads for a brand new two-day street festival
• Covent Garden’s new dessert shop is serving NSFW willy waffles
• A new Lucian Freud exhibition is coming to the National Gallery next year
• ‘Overflow’ review