January 2022

• Escape Bar West
• Here's the best chocolate gifts for London lovers
• Five Valentine’s Day gifts for foodies
• The eight best record players to buy online now
• Best Valentine's Day gifts for friends
• Sustainable Valentine's Day gift ideas
• Fun Valentine's Day gifts for her (that won't make her cringe)
• Eight great London-made Valentine’s Day gifts for men
• Essentials to get you through the rest of winter
• Seven cheap yet impressive Valentine's Day gifts to buy this year
• The best barbecues to buy in 2022
• Seven ways to up your foodie game in 2022
• It’s your last chance to catch Anicka Yi’s robo-jellyfish at Tate Modern
• Seven staycation essentials for every kind of holiday
• Best outdoor pizza ovens to help you achieve the perfect pizza
• The best milk frothers to buy online right now
• The 8 best projectors you can find online right now
• The ten best chef knives
• The 10 best instant coffees to get you through the commute
• The 10 best electric heaters to buy online right now
• Pride in London is returning in 2022 for its fiftieth anniversary
• Explore more than 100 secret green spaces in London
• Stop the presses: the Loch Ness Monster has been spotted in Wimbledon
• The Feel Good Club is spreading messages of positivity throughout Covent Garden
• Fabric and English National Opera are embarking on a new musical collab
• Are London theatres still demanding you wear a mask?
• Lewisham’s London Borough of Culture festivities start today
• Field Day has just added a ton of exciting new acts to its 2022 line-up
• The famous pink hopper is making its glorious return for Valentine’s Day
• Lahpet West End opens with 50 percent off food
• This new chicken restaurant is offering free chicken hearts on Valentine’s Day
• Kusama Art Afternoon Tea
• Her Hustle: An Ode to Female Friendships
• Marugame Udon is giving away thousands of bowls of noodles
• This £15 million central London mansion used to be uni halls of residence
• Hook Camden Town
• Pinc Presents: ‘But I’m A Cheerleader’
• Galentine’s Dinner at Peckham Cellars
• A portal to the Antarctic has opened in Trafalgar Square
• The 10 best-selling UK holiday homes on Plum Guide
• Ridley Road Market’s future suddenly looks a lot brighter
• Nine art exhibitions we can’t wait to see in early 2022
• How ‘Boiling Point’ was filmed in a real London restaurant
• Dating and Relationships Therapy Comedy Show
• Natural Born Storytellers ‘Sexcapades’
• Flat & the Curves: The Gal-entines Special
• Meet holographic David Attenborough at a free ‘Green Planet’ pop-up
• UPDATED: the cheapest (non-Wetherspoons) pint in London. Just £2.50, people!
• Legally Blonde Galentine's Brunch
• Zog and the Flying Doctors
• There’s an opera about football heading our way
• The Palentine's Day Shuffle Brunch
• The Globe has just announced its 2022 summer season, and it’s looking Bardtastic
• Luisa Omielan's Valentines Party!
• Iconic London queer party Sink the Pink is ending after 13 years
• Valentine’s Day at Top Cuvée
• Shakespeare’s Globe will hold open castings for the very first time
• Valentine’s Vice: Curated by The London Vagabond
• Wooden skyscrapers could be on the horizon for London
• Valentines at the Natural History Museum
• Parakeets have taken over a tree in south London
• Help protect The George Tavern (again)!
• Loads of buff Camden Market food stalls are dead cheap right now
• Renting a room in London is the cheapest it’s been in seven years
• Antillean
• Yard Sale is doing a haggis pizza for Burns Night
• The best things to do in Embankment, picked by a cool local
• One Hundred Shoreditch will have a seafood restaurant and a new rooftop bar
• Hype dish: Manteca’s pig skin ragù
• Time Out London news
• This is what London chefs think of restaurant film ‘Boiling Point’
• Five London caffs you have to visit, according to a greasy-spoon expert
• London’s Boris Buses may have reached the end of the road
• Moorfields Eye Hospital has done the UK’s first bionic eye transplant
• 64 percent of Londoners are thinking of quitting their jobs
• A 1.5-acre green space is opening up in the heart of the City
• The RVT Anti-Valentine’s Ball
• Biscuiteers School of Icing: Love is Sweet
• Someone has dressed the naked Mary Wollstonecraft statue
• Arsenal has launched a new kit with Adidas inspired by the Piccadilly line seats
• Londoners must still wear masks on the tube despite restrictions easing
• A groundbreaking new female-led music festival is coming to Hackney Wick this April
• Fallow
• ‘Conundrum’ review
• Carmel
• OMG, Harry Styles is coming to Wembley this summer
• The heat is on for the British Museum to give back the Parthenon Marbles
• The hidden spaces in London museums that visitors never see
• Doing Veganuary? We ask experts how sustainable fake meat is
• Feeling blue? London’s park benches are helping the fight for mental health
• The BRITs are hosting charity gigs around London next month (and you can go!)
• RIP Drumsheds – the party venue is closing down for good
• Meet the lifeboat team that looks after the Thames
• Beloved Notting Hill restaurant The Ledbury is back from the dead
• Girls Aloud’s songwriter has penned a fierce feminist new musical
• Everything we know about Sadiq Khan’s proposed £2 daily driving tax
• Revealed: Time Out London’s 2021 Love Local Awards winners
• London has a new favourite cinema
• Forest Wines
• Colour Factory
• Night of Ideas
• Seven great hidden picnic spots in London parks
• TfL says the Elizabeth line is set to launch this year... finally
• The M***F*** Jerk Joint
• 22 places in London that look nothing like London
• Crate Dates - Singles Mixer and Speed Dating
• Flat Iron Square is moving down the road. Also, FREE BEER
• Walthamstow Record Fair
• Secret spaces: the little-known north London garden that’s an oasis of calm
• The secret London churchyard that inspired the pirate flag
• Next Door Records
• ‘It was pure joy’: London DJs on their best moments after clubs reopened this year
• Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour
• Blacklock Covent Garden is giving away 100 free burgers
• Make 2022 the year of booking stuff
• Night Drafts: GGI 끼
• Fu Manchu
• Yinka Ilori: ‘If we take away the independent brands and shops, then what is London about?’
• LSQ Rooftop
• Epic Pies
• What do you think of Time Out London magazine?
• Where the Pancakes Are
• Atis
• Barboun
• Terms and conditions: Magazine survey 2022
• The Singing Mermaid
• Handa’s Surprise
• Halfords is offering Northern line commuters free eBike loans
• Romeo and Juliet
• Three top London chefs reveal their favourite cheap eats in the city
• Six empowering women-only gyms to know about in London
• Big Ben’s five-year makeover is (almost) complete – and it’s genuinely breathtaking
• Seven psychologist-approved ways to feel good on Blue Monday
• Villages
• Five unexpectedly cheap things to do in London
• London’s most delicious vegan dishes to hunt down before Veganuary ends
• A pink-toed tarantula was found on a train at London Bridge
• There’s going to be a London vigil for Ashling Murphy on Saturday
• ‘I was like a kid in a candy store’: Kitty Scott-Claus on her first night out on Old Compton Street
• London makers: local businesses making beautiful things in the city
• This clever hack guarantees you cheap drinks in London
• Londoners have been told to avoid outdoor exercise today – here’s why
• Vegans, rejoice! Honest Burgers will open its first plant-based restaurant next week
• There's going to be a beaver habitat at Chelsea Flower Show this year
• A big chunk of the Northern line will close this weekend for 17 weeks (!)
• Gymbox Bar Crawl
• Temakinho Tower Bridge
• Hooray for the planet! 2021 was the best ever year for the Santander bike scheme
• Body Movements music festival is returning to London in July 2022
• Meet the people trying to make London nightlife safer in 2022
• Everything you need to know about the new London LGBTQ+ Community Centre
• A secret – and beautiful – bit of Victorian architecture will reopen to the public
• Ian McKellen, Emma Thompson, Adrian Dunbar and more added to the Park Theatre’s new fundraiser show
• Carousel
• Burns Night at Deeney's
• ‘I’m building a spreadsheet!’ The guy who took out billboards to find a wife has had 1,000 applications
• Saoirse Phonox Residency
• Valentine's Day at the BFI
• Overheard in London: this week’s #wordonthestreet
• Patch East
• ‘Emily in Paris’ in London, imagined
• Burns Night at La Fromagerie
• Squid Game Dating
• The Wayne Family Burns Night Supper
• Big Band Burlesque Valentine’s Show and Dinner
• Galentines LGBTQ+ Pub Quiz
• Luminescence: Lunar New Year Lantern-Making Workshop
• Chinese New Year Celebrations at CRATE
• Good news: London has passed its peak of Omicron infections
• Clerkenwell Vintage Fashion Fair
• Classical Vauxhall Festival
• Link ting Queer Speed-Dating
• Selfridges new vegan restaurant Adesse looks pretty special
• Eight music artists to watch in 2022
• Visit London’s most secretive new public artwork
• Green Park tube station has been rebranded in honour of David Attenborough
• Sea Containers London’s Comedy on the Rooftop
• Wall of Hearts retouched: London’s Covid memorial looks spectacular again
• Year of the Tiger at Pantechnicon
• What the heck is ‘Regenuary’ and how can you take part?
• Breathe life into your old instruments by donating them to young, aspiring musicians
• Fines on Tfl red routes are set to go up for the first time in 10 years
• Dartmouth Arms
• Screen on the Green 'Nightmare Alley' Immersive Experience
• The Jolly Gardeners
• Running in London
• There’s a petition to save the Marble Arch Mound!
• Man takes out billboard in west London to find a wife
• Check out these rare photos from David Bowie’s 1983 Madame Tussauds sitting
• St James’s Park's pelicans have withdrawn from public life
• We’re getting an extra bank holiday and a pudding competition for the Queen’s platinum jubilee
• Visit Kew Gardens for just £1 if you receive Universal Credit
• Say farewell to the Marble Arch Mound this weekend
• The London to Kent riverboat service is almost here
• The 4th Country
• ‘Force Majeure’ review
• David Bowie’s London: 13 places connected to the star’s life and career
• London’s best free fitness classes
• The London music and nightlife we’re most looking forward to in 2022
• The Collect Sustainable Pop-Up Store
• A new series of weekend tube strikes starts tomorrow
• Affordable Art Fair
• Affordable Art Fair, Battersea
• Vault Festival’s tenth-anniversary edition has been cancelled
• House Classics with The National Philharmonic Concert Orchestra
• What’s the deal with… Plum Guide?
• Ghost town: London’s tube has been extremely empty lately
• Walthamstow Vintage Clothing Fair
• Twitter is debating what makes a good pub
• London’s Syrian Arts & Culture Festival
• In pictures: London’s rubbish is piling up because so many bin workers are isolating
• Great things to do on Portobello Road
• Five historical things to look out for in Notting Hill
• SOAPBOX
• The goats of Kentish Town City Farm want to eat your Christmas tree
• 28°-50° Wine Workshop & Kitchen Chelsea
• Three extremely good (and affordable!) whisky delivery services
• The Thames Barrier is closed today amid flooding warnings
• 5 London vegan restaurants that’ll ease you into Veganuary
• The residents of the Sky Pool’s complex are paying a fortune to heat it over winter
• The Orange Public House & Hotel Victoria
• The Grazing Goat
• London Zoo is counting all of its furry (and feathery and scaly...) friends
• Thousand Island
• The Garage
• You can get your hands on Burger King’s new vegan nuggets tomorrow
• Exclusive: reports of sexual assault in London nightlife venues reached six-year high in 2021