September 2018

• Things you only know if you’re a traffic warden
• Overheard in London: this week’s #wordonthestreet
• Cinnamon Soho
• Casa Brindisa
• Dough Society
• Ugly Dumpling
• Yum Som
• Whaam Banh Mi
• Wolkite Kitfo
• Bad Egg
• ‘A Kettle of Fish’ review
• Watch: Sadiq Khan on whether recreational drugs should be legalised in London
• Kerb X Hornsey Town Hall
• The BORN Conversations
• The Night of Nights
• ‘Pinter Two’ review
• 110% John Kearns & Pat Cahill
• Black Sheroes Month
• Rawligion
• Not one, but TWO new gin distilleries are taking up home in London
• El Segundo
• Africa MediaWorks Photography Prize
• The Original Pearly Kings and Queens Association Harvest Celebration
• London is the most sarcastic city in the UK. Isn’t that just great?
• World Zombie Day
• The world’s biggest espresso martini menu returns to London – and this time, it’s festive
• China Changing Festival
• Bottles
• Quartieri
• Coq d’Argent Bar & Grill
• Triyoga
• Banyan on the Thames at Hotel Rafayel
• ‘Antony and Cleopatra’ review
• Landor Space
• There are giant piñatas coming to King's Cross
• ‘The Burning Tower’ review
• Ring the alarm! There’s free pints and pizza at the Pembury Tavern
• The Art of Gaman
• Bury the Dead
• Hide the kitchen knives, a Bates Motel replica has popped up outside the Royal Academy
• Gal-dem Print Issue 3 Launch Party
• It’s your last chance to see the ‘Sistine Chapel of the UK’ up close
• London’s cult cinema: Celebrating the Scala
• Candle Making with Earl of East
• Terms and Conditions for Kidtropolis Competition
• Apple Day Celebration
• Live your best life at a four-floor townhouse dedicated to porn star martinis
• Vegan Oktoberfest in Greenwich Market
• Drop into Look Up, Stoke Newington’s pop-up record and bookshop curated by Gilles Peterson
• Dishoom X Gaysians 377 Scrapped Party
• Black History Month at Poplar Union
• Black History Month: Balancing the Equation
• Max Halley of Max's Sandwich Shop on The Food Talks
• Watch a live punk feminist wrestling show this weekend
• Five totally free things to do in London this week
• Black History Market
• 8 old-school London events that are still going strong
• The Anti Art Zine Fair
• Hurry! Tickets for Alternative Miss World go on sale this morning
• The Hoes
• Imarni Nails
• Every Day I Make Greatness Happen
• Former Maccabees frontman Orlando Weeks is bringing his festive tale ‘The Gritterman’ to the Union Chapel
• Stefflon Don interview: Meet the east London rapper taking over the world
• Busking It
• Medusa
• OMG it’s IRL! An Instagram pop-up is coming to London
• Pot
• Akram Khan: Until the Lions
• Meejana
• Vue Shepherd's Bush
• Manuel's
• Mandalay Golden Myanmar
• Stop press! There’s an actual beluga whale in the Thames!
• Where to find Oktoberfest celebrations in London
• Need a new West End oasis? The revamped Royal Opera House is open now
• Leave London for a Cornish clifftop theatre
• Queens Row
• ‘The Other Place’ review
• The Duke of Richmond (dining room)
• El Vermut
• Lokhandwala
• Locale
• Locale
• Little Bay
• La Paella
• Karavas
• Kalamaras Greek Taverna
• Ceramics Studio Co-op
• Kana London
• Crown Works Pottery
• 50 amazing things to do, eat and see at Time Out 50
• The best cheap eats in Covent Garden
• Vetro
• Dalla Terra
• Catch five of London’s best bars all in one place and for one night only
• Here’s a sneak peek at what Time Out 50 will look like this weekend
• Flora from Islington is the first dog to get a green plaque (it’s a pet project)
• Fushia
• Frog by Adam Handling
• Fantasia Palace
• Harold Pinter: ‘I can’t be sacked, because I haven’t got a job’
• Little Smoke
• 4 brilliantly bizarre ways to spend this weekend in London
• A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Gynecologic Oncology Unit at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center of New York City
• Catford Gin Festival
• Handmade at Kew
• A legendary New York showtunes bar is popping up in London this autumn
• We’ve found London’s coolest neighbourhood – and it’s not Hackney
• ‘Adam’ review
• Courier Live
• ‘Eyam’ review
• Overheard in London: this week’s #wordonthestreet
• Leave London for the V&A’s new museum in Dundee
• Comics Reginald D Hunter, Phil Wang, Lolly Adefope, Twayna Mayne and Andrew Maxwell perform on a barge for one night only
• Gingerline’s new show goes on sale today and it’s going to be wild
• Holy pumpkins, free tickets for the new Yayoi Kusama show are about to go live!
• Neon Naked Life Drawing Halloween Special
• Baby Show
• Win a private helicopter flight for you and five friends
• Pumpkin Decorating Workshop
• The Luna Cinema Halloween Screenings
• City Spice
• A slice of Notting Hill Carnival is coming to King’s Cross next week
• Casa Manolo Chelsea
• Hansel and Gretel Halloween Storytelling
• Auguste Handmade
• The Horniman Halloween Fair
• Family Friendly Ghost Tours
• Café Tiffin
• Buster Mantis
• ‘The Outsider (L'Etranger)’ review
• This ‘tini’ martini bar will be filled with little things – including a pygmy goat
• Win a year’s supply of Origin Coffee at Pizza East Shoreditch
• The M25 cat killer has finally been unmasked
• Tom Allen: Absolutely
• Glenn Moore: Glenn Glenn Glenn, How Do You Like It, How Do You Like It
• ZSL's Roar with Laughter
• 31 thrilling spots in Shoreditch, recommended by locals
• The Bugle: Live!
• Felicity Ward: Busting a Nut
• Flo and Joan: Alive on Stage
• Giant wands will light up the walkway to St Paul’s Cathedral this winter
• Laughter for Autism
• Iliza Shlesinger: Fluent in English
• Tony Law: A Lost Show
• Lauren Pattison: Peachy
• Free Frame exercise classes are coming to King’s Cross this September
• Frank Skinner: Work-in-Progress
• Will Seaward: Spooky Ghost Stories V
• Jump Up!
• Alex Kealy: A Kealy's Heel
• No Such Thing as a Fish: Live Podcast
• Blisters: Season Seven
• Ayesha Hazarika: Girl on Girl – The Fight for Feminism
• Choose Laughs
• Dave Chappelle and Jon Stewart
• Cake
• London on screen: the house from ‘Spaced’
• Amusical: Halloween Special
• Always Be Comedy
• 99 Club Leicester Square
• Jordan Brookes: Bleed
• Ryan Hamilton
• Mischief and Mystery in Moomin Valley
• Sleepyhead review
• The Adventures of Curious Ganz
• Idris Elba is launching a swanky cocktail bar in London
• Acklam Village Market
• Kingsgate Workshops
• ‘St Nicholas’ review
• Terms and Conditions for London Cocktail Week 2018 Competition
• There’s a fifth lion sculpture in Trafalgar Square right now, and it roars poetry
• KoKERS
• Pirate Pearl and the Big Blue Monster
• She’s still the one: Shania Twain’s 7 biggest bangers
• ‘The End of Eddy’ review
• Summit
• BYOC City
• The Station Hotel
• ‘The Human Voice’ review
• Bistro Laz
• Bhangra Beat
• Beiteddine
• Sally Field, Bill Pullman, Jenna Coleman and Colin Morgan are in the new Old Vic season
• God’s Own Junkyard is lighting up central London with its iconic neon for one night only
• Tapas Brindisa London Bridge
• Quick, grab your tickets to these three new additions to the London Film Festival line-up
• 6 style tips to get you ready for the London Queer Fashion Show
• 50 Londoners who make the city awesome
• ‘The Prisoner’ review
• Pop-up Zine Library
• Hang out with the Crystal Palace dinosaurs at this free dino weekender
• These vintage photos of the Underground are just the ticket for Tube lovers
• Little Nan’s Fitzrovia Kitchen & Bar
• Hot Chip’s Alexis Taylor to DJ at Time Out 50
• Things you only know if you’re a property developer
• Brixtoberfest
• Oktoberfesten
• Lewisham area guide
• Buy original work from London’s biggest artists at the Art Car Boot Fair
• Oktoberfest Fourpure Craft Beer Cruise
• Erdinger Oktoberfest
• An exhibition of Time Out covers has opened in London
• Vegtoberfest
• The Exorcism
• Kilburn area guide
• Dracula
• 4 outrageously offbeat ways to spend this weekend in London
• 8 bloody great installations to see at London Design Festival 2018
• Frankenstein
• This is not a drill! You can get free beer in London next week
• Kennington and Oval area guide
• Highbury area guide
• ‘The Village’ review
• Kazu
• Daylesford Marylebone
• Anya Hindmarch’s ‘Chubby Cloud’
• Things you only know if you’re a Border Force dog handler
• Overheard in London: this week’s #wordonthestreet
• ‘Foxfinder’ review
• We’re bringing the best street food in London to the Time Out 50th party
• Farmer J (City)
• Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop is opening a pop-up shop in London
• St Leonards
• Darcie & May Green
• 3 of the best live shows at London Podcast Festival
• Five delightful date ideas in St James’s Market
• Bag a ‘Table for Two’: Vegan-Friendly Box
• Fanatical
• The Viking Store
• Muswell Hill area guide
• Pickle Jar
• Vent your frustrations at this Brexit-inspired fitness class
• Uncensored: Banned Books Week Quiz
• Make Emo Great Again
• ‘An Adventure’ review
• Bi-Lights Show
• ‘The Woods’ review
• London’s best Halloween costumes
• ‘Wasted’ review
• Drip Feed
• We’re celebrating our 50th birthday with three special issues of Time Out
• Oktoberfest in London
• ‘Fresh Prince of Bel Air’ Quiz
• Twilight Tours at the Tower of London
• Soane Lates: Crude Hints
• Joy of Sake
• Bocconi
• The 50 most iconic places in London
• Stockwell Continental
• Honest Burgers
• Arinzé Kene: ‘Sometimes I feel I should embrace the responsibility’
• Ruby Violet
• Mr Chow
• ‘Losing Venice’ review
• Dragged Upstairs at the Ritzy
• Harry Potter Codebreaking Walk
• Oktoberfest 2018
• Camden Passage End of Summer Festival
• Harvest Stomp
• The Ultimate Simpsons Pub Quiz
• Mooncake Party
• London's Harvest Pizza and Aperitivo
• Kilburn’s Tricycle reopens as Kiln Theatre in the face of local protests
• Urban Harvest
• ‘Dirty Computer’ Screening and Party
• The Tree Climber's Guide
• Marylebone area guide
• The Open House ticket ballot for the BT Tower and 10 Downing Street is now open
• The African Salsa Orchestra
• City of Women
• London Design Fair
• One of the best works of art of the last decade is back in town
• The best hotels in Cambridge
• ‘Unexpected Joy’ review
• Terms and Conditions for The Luna Cinema Competition
• ‘Holy Sh!t’ review
• Gingerline has a bonkers new show – and we’ve got an exclusive taster
• Lagu Cafe
• City Mazes
• SO Pure
• Shirley Manson interview: ‘At this point, I know I can handle a bully’
• Chiswick House Dog Show
• The cast of ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ have some gross-out tales to tell
• Deep Trash Escoria
• Be kind rewind! Blockbuster Video is returning to London
• Ladies of Quality and Distinction
• Colour Riot Nails
• Spanish Flu: History's Deadliest Pandemic
• The Grove
• Dead good: London’s getting a permanent display of corpses
• Deraliye
• Kouzu
• sketch Gallery afternoon tea
• The UK’s only Arab cinema festival is coming to London this week
• Broadway Theatre
• Take a break at The Chateau, south-east London’s revolutionary new LGBT+ venue
• A gin and tapas crawl is coming to London – and you can go for free
• 19 super spots in Greenwich, recommended by locals
• ‘Dust’ review
• Dinosaur Days
• 4 wonderfully weird ways to spend this weekend in London
• Hear Me Howl
• Meet the Londoner bringing Bollywood to the capital’s LGBT+ clubs
• Spotlight on Asylum
• ‘Square Rounds’ review
• Bonfire
• Did you know there’s a piece of the World Trade Center in London?
• Overheard in London: this week’s #wordonthestreet
• ‘The Humans’ review
• This top Paris bar is coming to London for two days only
• Soho area guide
• You can now take a tour around Aldwych’s disused tube station
• Sundowning
• Twelfth Night
• Santa Maria Fitzrovia
• Open Future Festival
• emily test
• I Object review
• ‘Dance Nation’ review
• MNEK interview: ‘I wanna show that a gay black guy can do this’
• Science Fiction Theatre presents: ‘The Truman Show’ (1998)
• Time Out’s top London restaurant The Barbary is in Highgate for one day
• Seven new micro parks are coming to the Thames
• Cheap eats in Shoreditch
• Covent Garden's Beautython
• Modern Calligraphy with Alice Gabb
• LFW Portraits with Jessica Bird
• This map shows what the London borough names actually mean
• A negroni fountain has been installed on Selfridges’ rooftop and dreams do come true
• Camden Market Presents ‘A Day for Amy’
• Björn from Abba’s immersive experience ‘Mamma Mia! The Party’ is finally coming to London
• Rye Here Rye Now
• Best breakfasts and brunches in central London
• United States Embassy
• Dein Perry's Tap Dogs
• UCL Pathology Museum Open Weekend
• Florence Nightingale's London Walk
• City envy: we want a pizza museum like Chicago
• Fabric
• Backyard Cinema is bringing immersive screenings of ‘The Snowman’ to Hyde Park Winter Wonderland
• Yotam Ottolenghi: SIMPLE
• House of Vapes Shoreditch
• Apsley House
• Open your eyes, look up to the skies and see Queen illuminated on Carnaby Street
• Mercante
• Fernandez & Wells
• Laura Lee Jewellery
• ‘We were the opposition’ – Sean Holmes looks back on his time at the Lyric
• James and the Giant Weekend
• ‘Caterpillar’ review
• Ask Jenk: our teenage agony uncle solves London kids’ problems
• Chinatown’s Best Cheap Eats
• Love boats? Don’t miss these great events on the river this week
• ‘The Animals and Children Took to the Streets’ review
• 13 reasons you won’t want to miss Time Out 50
• Regent Sounds Studio
• Exclusive: Kele Okereke, 1927, Kneehigh and ‘Ghost Stories’ in Sean Holmes’s final Lyric Hammersmith season
• Stuart Laws and His Funnier Friends
• Six reasons to go to Afropunk in Brixton this week
• ‘Say Balls to Boring’ Ball Pool
• James Cochran EC3
• Custard
• Foley's
• Rum Kitchen Soho
• Rum Kitchen Brixton
• Jurassic Falls Adventure Golf
• Tapas Brindisa Rupert Street
• Things you only know if you’re a social worker
• Elan Café (Selfridges)
• Elan Café (Oxford Circus)
• Phoenix Arts Club
• Afropunk 2018
• There’s going to be an exhibition of Time Out covers
• Special Guest: show-and-tell for grownups
• This week is your last chance to sail with Movies on the River this summer