October 2019

• WAVE (We Are Vegan Everything)
• O Moinho
• Dotori
• Diyarbakir
• How to do Latin London
• Where to watch the Rugby World Cup final this Saturday in London
• Slipped
• Prosecco House
• ‘God's Dice’ review
• This map reveals London’s most generous neighbourhoods for trick-or-treaters
• Casa do Frango
• Other Side Fried
• Seoul Bird
• ‘The Antipodes’ review
• Roma Pizza
• Assembly: Christian Marclay
• Gordon Ramsay Bar & Grill
• Sola
• Rambla
• Breddos Tacos
• You can now beat Post Office queues thanks to London’s new parcel postboxes
• London’s latest private members’ club is an ode to millennial pink
• A 40-tonne fatberg the size of a bus has been found under Greenwich
• The Shard is switching off its lights for this free stargazing event
• There’s a chic new Electric Cinema opening in White City
• London’s swankiest Christmas screenings have been unveiled
• The Halloween Pooch Parade
• EXCLUSIVE: Oxford Street is getting brand new Christmas lights this year. Ooooh!
• Barrafina Dean Street
• See the evolution of a London road over 115 years at this new photography exhibition
• ‘Dirty Crusty’ review
• Here’s a great idea: a boat service from Hammersmith to central London
• Dev Patel and ‘The Personal History of David Copperfield’ boss the BIFA nominations
• ‘As You Like It’ review
• ‘When the Crows Visit’ review
• ‘Orlando’ review
• Christ Church Spitalfields
• Whitechapel Gallery
• Benjamin Franklin House
• The Jesus & Mary Chain
• Madness are playing in London next month (and tickets only cost £2.50)
• Feast on a fantastical afternoon tea inspired by Tim Walker’s ‘Wonderful Things’ exhibition
• Sam Fender
• 19 ways AI is changing London
• ‘Frozen 2’, London film fests and an Oscar-tipped drama – the best things to see in November
• Poppy
• This website is basically Airbnb for campervans
• London will hold its first ever Muslim Pride event next year
• Grace Carter
• David Hasselhoff is joining the cast of Dolly Parton’s ‘9 to 5’ musical
• You can get a pre-carved pumpkin delivered to your house for £1
• Louis Tomlinson
• Meet the London-based Syrian refugee aiming to swim at the 2020 Olympics
• Crown & Shuttle
• ‘On Bear Ridge’ review
• You can celebrate Halloween with an edible screening of ‘Beetlejuice’
• If you loathe small talk, this London hair salon is offering chat-free trims
• Ten London teenagers speak their mind about the city
• Hundreds of glowing pumpkin lanterns have taken over east London
• Dear Natalie: How can I persuade my mates to cut out plastic?
• London's best cider pubs
• Luigi’s Bar
• Kitchen Table
• Bottomless Espresso Martini
• Find out what the future holds at these London tarot events
• Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Bronze Is Back 2019
• FARM : shop
• FARM:shop
• Cocteleria
• The Establishment
• A 24-hour ice skate-athon is coming to Somerset House this winter
• See how chocolate digestives are made at a London biscuit factory
• Roundwood Park Skatepark
• Small Beer Brew Co
• Villiers
• This exercise class is designed to help Londoners make new friends
• ‘Botticelli in the Fire’ review
• Things to do today in London: Sunday October 27 2019
• Catch Lemn Sissay, Emma Dabiri and Candice Carty-Williams at the first ever Tottenham Literature Festival
• Things to do today in London: Saturday October 26 2019
• The Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2019 exhibition has opened – and the images are stunning
• An immersive Monopoly experience is coming to London in 2020
• The witchiest events in London
• Helicopter rides and tours in London
• Hail a green cab: introducing London’s new fully electric taxi
• The 9 best exhibitions in London this winter
• London for drag superfans
• Overheard in London: this week’s #wordonthestreet
• An ode to Elephant & Castle shopping centre
• Here’s what to do with that extra hour when the clocks go back this weekend
• Five totally free things to do in London this week
• Battersea Flower Station
• JUST ANNOUNCED: Diana Ross is playing The O2 in 2020
• This map shows London’s favourite exercise classes
• Whatever happens next, London is holding a lot of Brexit ‘leaving drinks’ parties
• Patti Smith in Conversation
• Help to save Gerry’s Pompeii – the west London flat filled to the brim with art
• Sex Standing Up Comedy: Ghosts of STDs Past (& Other Sexy Halloween Stories)
• Winterfest is bringing Burning Man to Wembley Park
• Day Of The Dead Festival
• People’s Landscapes Late
• The best Bonfire Night celebrations in the UK
• Bumpkin Chelsea
• Bumpkin Westfield
• Unity Diner
• Leave London for a homegrown cuppa at the UK’s first tea plantation
• Stormtrooper Shoreditch Pop-Up
• Sweat out your Brexit stress at this politically-themed fitness class
• Weirdos Save Christmas… and the Local High Street Pub
• Think you could join MI5? They’re hiring (and you don’t need any spy experience)
• Louise
• This is not a drill: Nelly, Shaggy, Salt-N-Pepa, Blu Cantrell and Fatman Scoop are touring together
• Tove Lo
• RA Lates: Transcendence
• Delhi Orchid
• Pasta Remoli
• Bar Boulud
• Caribbean Kitchen
• Leave London for a ride on a very fancy, timewarp steam train
• Swap the city for a hut with a hot tub in Essex
• Tottenham area guide
• Little Dragon
• 108 Garage
• Cigala - CLOSED
• Bumpkin South Kensington
• The Lumiere light festival is brightening up Durham this winter
• Indoor play centres in London
• Top ten London gigs in February 2020
• Mabel
• Ssam Korean Dining
• Shishlique
• Little Vietnam
• The 1975
• Queen du Vietnam
• Kindness
• Noizé
• Kano
• Marc Almond with special guest Chris Braide
• Harpies
• 'Little Baby Jesus' review
• Rainham Hall
• Spencer Jones: The Things We Leave Behind
• The Glass Menagerie
• Little Miss Burden
• 10 unexpected venues on London's brilliant barges
• The best London Literature Festival events for kids
• St George's Bloomsbury
• Novelty Automation
• 5 light-filled feasts and festivals to celebrate Diwali in London
• London Cocktail Club
• Huntingdon's Bar & Restaurant
• 8 eerie storytelling sessions in London that will get you ready for Halloween
• Prepare to get juicy: a club night dedicated to Lizzo is coming to London
• Sketch Lecture Room & Library
• Great Expectations
• ‘Vassa’ review
• Five totally free things to do in London this week
• Tackling Taboos
• This Londoner is shining a light on the fascinating stories of Soho
• Clapham Common’s Winterville festival is cancelled this year
• Vegfest
• There’s going to be a huge meteor shower over London tonight
• Winterville guide
• Stargazing, sporting glory and sci-fi geekdom at Madame Tussauds
• Star Wars comes to Madame Tussauds
• ‘Lungs’ review
• Things to do this weekend in London: Sat Oct 19 and Sun Oct 20 2019
• Burnings, Butchery & Black Death: London's Bloody Past
• Highgate to Hampstead Haunted Halloween Pub Tour
• Fireworks Night at the ArcelorMittal Orbit
• Fabric London: 20 iconic photos from the archive
• Mestizo
• London's best barbers
• Don’t miss Maurizio Cattelan at Blenheim Palace – it’s the site of an epic art heist
• Victoria Park Fireworks
• ‘Solaris’ review
• L’Oscar London
• Institute of Making Open Day: Gases
• War Horse
• Overheard in London: this week’s #wordonthestreet
• Scoff & Banter, Marble Arch
• In pictures: life in Soho, past and present
• Up Late: Autumn Wilds
• The Truth Behind the Movie ‘Black Panther’
• An ode to Wagamama, London’s most magical chain restaurant
• The Final Say Brexit march is tomorrow – here’s everything you need to know
• ‘[Blank]’ review
• Mona’s Bar
• ‘For All the Women Who Thought They Were Mad’ review
• Steak & Lobster Bloomsbury
• Ham House Ghost Tours
• Brian May is putting on a weird exhibition of demonic Victorian images for Halloween
• Sleater-Kinney
• Reputation
• Jonas Brothers
• Hangman’s Hill Epping Forest Ghost Walk
• Humbug! The Hedgehog Who Couldn’t Sleep
• Dinerama
• Giant Robot
• Circolo Popolare
• A Draughts board game café is opening in an old pie and mash shop
• Belgo Noord
• Barrica
• Bar 61 Restaurant
• Asiatique Restaurant
• Al Amin
• Selfridges have already unveiled their Christmas window displays
• Kim Petras
• ‘The Further Adventures of the Owl and the Pussy-Cat’ review
• There’s a giant pumpkin in Covent Garden
• DIY Space for London Zine Fair
• Halloween Dog Walk and Show
• Wet Sounds
• Seasonal Shindig: An Autumn Celebration
• Pop-Up Eco Film Festival
• ‘Doctor Who’ – Science in the Fiction
• Margot
• This Must Be The Place
• Andu Cafe
• Agile Rabbit
• Hey hey, you you: Avril Lavigne is coming to the UK in 2020
• Spicebox
• Food Chain: A look inside chefs' favourite restaurants
• Whip
• London's coolest shops
• 8 writers share the fairytales that mean the most to them
• This young painter is turning Kermit the Frog and the Cookie Monster into art
• Forget nacho cheese, real dine-in cinema is coming to London
• Mahiki
• Maze Grill
• Houseplants rule at this Whitechapel hotel
• Rhys James imagines London in ten years' time
• This Londoner designed gig posters for Jimi Hendrix
• Opera Undone: Tosca & La bohème
• TfL wants you to name London’s two new tube stations
• Little Wimmin
• EXCLUSIVE: Here’s the tasty line-up for central London’s biggest food hall
• Dane Baptiste’s top three places to take a poo in London
• Evelyn Mok's guide to how to behave on public transport
• Zawe Ashton: ‘I tried to quit acting and it’s gone very badly’
• ArtHouse Crouch End
• The Phoenix Cinema
• Meet the soundsystem making raving relevant again
• Caboose
• Ed Gamble’s three tips for no-cost fine dining in the capital
• Mawaan Rizwan reveals the signs you’re a true Londoner
• How to date on the (very) cheap in London
• Sophie Duker’s postcode roast
• What your date’s choice of London museum says about them
• Curzon Victoria
• Shadows
• This map shows London’s most eco-friendly boroughs
• Ciné Lumière
• ‘Fight Club’ is 20 today – but does it still pack a heavyweight punch?
• Six things to know about LEAFF
• Jerker
• The Old Blue Last
• Bitch on Heat
• The Sleeping Beauty
• Casbah Records
• The Ivy House
• Mei Leaf
• Groove Armada, Floating Points and a Chemical Brother are playing an anti-Brexit protest party next month
• A Night to Movember
• Persepolis
• Palm Court at the Langham Hotel
• ‘A History of Water in the Middle East’ review
• Carlos Acosta is making SW19 an offer it can’t refuse with a free film festival
• Sky Garden
• The Northern Lights at York Minster is proof that October doesn’t have to be dark and gloomy
• Artesian
• Roux at The Landau
• Free invisibility cloaks are being given away in Stratford today
• A year of climate protests in London
• Why I love ‘Solve-Along-a-Murder-She-Wrote’, a night dedicated to Jessica Fletcher
• Vin Mag
• Five totally free things to do in London this week
• Neil Gaiman in Conversation with Lenny Henry
• Sparkling Pumpkin Carving
• Things to do this weekend in London: Sat Oct 12 and Sun Oct 13 2019
• Overheard in London: this week’s #wordonthestreet
• The Sierra Leone Arts & Culture Festival
• Where Light Falls
• Lunchtime Film Society
• The House of Spirits
• What’s the deal with... Donk baths?
• Julianknxx and Friends presents Caleb Femi + Shingai
• FutureFest Late: The Future of Storytelling
• Comedy in An Art Gallery
• Near & Far Camden
• Farmopolis Café
• Brooklyn Bowl London
• Roller Disco at The O2
• Farmopolis
• ‘Groan Ups’ review
• The Tower A Guoman Hotel
• Sadiq Khan has pledged that London will eat less meat
• Jayde Adams: The Ballad of Kylie Jenner's Old Face
• Helen Bauer: Little Miss Baby Angel Face
• Sara Barron: Enemies Closer
• Why London beigels are the best damn bagels in the world
• Jena Friedman: Miscarriage of Justice
• Tony Law: Identifies
• Rhys James: Snitch
• Tom Stade: You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet
• Simon Evans: Work of the Devil
• Emilia
• The Lord Mayor’s Show
• The Bunker
• Fatt Pundit
• Pappy’s Flatshare Slamdown
• The Boat Show
• Josie Long: Tender
• City Hall is giving away 55,000 free trees
• Lolly and Friends
• Refinery29 Presents: ‘Waiting to Exhale’ + Q&A
• A Scottish bothy has travelled down to London – and you can drink and dine inside
• Soho Cinders
• Gollanczfest
• Writers Marathon by Writers Rebel
• Caffe Concerto
• Stalking Trees: Beating the Bounds
• Wick Wednesday
• The Haulternative Closet
• Peckham Kilo Sale
• The Tale Bar
• London’s best negronis
• Somali Week Festival
• The Black Flamingo Cabaret
• Browhaus
• 2020’s Michelin Stars – London’s winners and losers
• Sweet dreams are made of... Fortnum & Mason’s new confectionary department
• Witch by The Embers Collective
• NYE Dinner Dance
• Environment Trust Clothes Swap
• Nordic hot tubs are popping up beside the Thames this winter
• Indoor Flea Market
• NYE LONDON hosted by Bianca Del Rio
• National Poetry Library Open Day
• Halloween Horror Ceramics Workshop
• Swap It Free Fashion Swap
• Secretsundaze 'Club Kids' Halloween Party
• Black Movie Festival
• Little Gay Brother's Halloween Apocalypse
• The Araki
• Benares
• Push the Button: Lizzoween
• Spitalfields area guide
• YMC
• Enoteca Pomaio
• Fold
• Love in a Cup
• Fika
• London Secret Garden
• Dover Street Market
• TfL’s legendary Lost Property Office is on the move
• ‘The Man in the White Suit’ review
• ‘Mephisto [A Rhapsody]’ review
• Chaps & Dames
• Market Café
• The South London Vintage Furniture Flea
• SicilyFest
• Peckham Levels Beer Festival
• Gatsby's Mansion
• All-Night Graffiti and Tattoo Art Festival
• Unsightly Drag
• Lunar Dreams
• Musical Museum
• Mãos
• Hogarth's House
• Vagabond Paddington
• Tickets go on sale Friday for Lesley Manville and Hugo Weaving in Tony Kushner’s new play
• Pop-up bars from around the world you won’t want to miss during London Cocktail Week
• London Cocktail Week: the highlights
• Iconic cocktails of the last 100 years and where to drink them in London
• Top ten children's theatre shows this October 2019 half-term
• Cinderella
• Thar she blows: there’s a humpback whale in the Thames!
• Five totally free things to do in London this week
• Diwali and Hindu New Year Celebration
• Neon light-making workshop
• The films you need to see at this year’s London Film Festival
• One Twenty One Two Restaurant
• Laksamania
• Just saying: Who should be the next James Bond? Why not Mark E Smith?
• World-famous photographers are part of this interactive show about blindness
• Things to do today in London: Sunday October 6 2019
• Green Hop Beer Festival
• This weekend’s Fungi Fest is proof that London is obsessed with mushrooms
• The world’s most eco-friendly ship has docked in London – and you can visit
• Roundhouse Rising
• Things to do today in London: Saturday October 5 2019
• The Cocoa Butter Club
• The best music venues in London
• Dezato
• Oi, Sadiq! What are you doing to help London’s black women?
• North London Stories Live
• Dance Umbrella: twelve dazzling dance shows to see this October
• Louche Magazine: Issue 1 Launch Party
• ‘Anansi the Spider’ review
• Clos19 x Refettorio Felix Supper Club
• Massaoke for World Homeless Day
• Black Girl Festival
• Bright Nights: Empire
• A Prayer for Wings
• Stranger Things Halloween Party
• Classified: LGBTQ History Research Event
• The second best bar in the world is right here in London
• Street Feast presents Curry Curry Bang Bang
• Whiskers & Cream
• ‘The Niceties’ review
• Two London nightclubs have scrapped single-use plastic
• Derelict London: the photo project mapping the capital’s abandoned buildings
• This map shows London’s filthiest cashpoints
• The House of Yes
• This Londoner was the first non-binary person on British TV
• Overheard in London: this week’s #wordonthestreet
• Diwali: Festival of Light
• Diwali Mela
• ‘A Day in the Death of Joe Egg’ review
• Pumpkin Carving and Costume Competition
• Wimbledon Pumpkin Picking Patch
• Things to do today in London: Friday October 4 2019
• Halloween Pumpkin Festival
• Dishoom x Dinerama Diwali
• Treviso
• Bottomless Pumpkin Carving Brunch
• Pumpkin Pasta Cookery Class
• Where to find ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race UK’ screenings in London tonight
• JUST ANNOUNCED: Stormzy is playing the Kiss Haunted House Party 2019
• Kai Mayfair
• ‘Journey to the Underworld’ review
• Terms and conditions: win a year's supply of Coco di Mama dishes
• ZooNation: Some Like It Hip Hop
• Four Legs at The Compton Arms
• ‘Our Lady of Kibeho’ review
• Nas has opened a chicken and waffle restaurant in Fitzrovia
• Meet the residents who live on London's most Christmassy street
• ‘Ian McKellen On Stage’ review
• Doktoberfest
• ‘The Lord of the Rings’ is getting a live orchestral screening at the Royal Albert Hall
• Bourne & Hollingsworth Buildings
• Zaibatsu
• Simply Indian
• Miran Masala
• The Ivy Asia
• Tonkotsu
• Stoney Street
• Sabroso
• Sticks 'n' Sushi
• Lyon's Seafood and Wine Bar
• The Wind of Heaven
• Little Bat Bar & Kitchen
• Wingstop
• Chemistry
• YO! Kitchen
• City of London area guide
• Bethnal Green area guide
• JUST ANNOUNCED: Lafayette is a new live music venue opening in King’s Cross
• John Salt
• Fast
• F45 Holloway
• Stray Dogs
• JUST ANNOUNCED: Snoop Dogg is playing The O2 next year
• "Master Harold’… and the Boys’ review
• Ride the Roundhouse
• Pink Oktoberfest
• Dusk Walk London
• Hidden London Museum Late
• London Surf Film Festival
• Mayor of Scaredy Cat Town
• 11 must-see exhibitions opening in October
• Chucs Cafe Kensington
• Chucs Cafe Serpentine
• Banksy has revealed a pop-up ‘shop’ in Croydon
• Sauce by The Langham
• BrewDog’s Dalston branch is going 100 per cent vegan
• New Year’s Day with Defected
• New Year’s Eve with Glitterbox: Let’s Dance
• Laura Wade: ‘I like writing tribes’
• How Does It Feel To Be Loved?
• It’s snow joke: a pop-up winter forest is landing in the City next month
• Chucs Westbourne Grove
• New Years at The Mansion
• New Years Eve: After Glow Party
• Club Mick's NYE
• Two Temple Place
• Museum of Comedy
• The best young artists in London right now
• Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology
• Grant Museum of Zoology
• ‘The Watsons’ review