February 2021

• Four London-made tinnies to get your hands on before March 8
• Saturday's Trans Day of Joy is raising money for a great cause
• How to stay healthy, happy and positive in London right now
• Sunday Goodies’ cookies are the cure for the last stretch of lockdown blues
• Love letters to our old commutes
• Brixton Courtyard just revealed a whopper of a spring line up
• Unexpected news: London’s getting an actual new music festival this year
• When will shops reopen in London?
• When will museums and galleries reopen in London?
• When will clubs reopen in London? Maybe never…
• Pollock's Toy Museum is in trouble
• Al fresco dining is coming back to central London
• Captured: the reality of working from home
• Pro tip: Avoid obsessing about the current world crisis by worrying about another one too
• Our very own NYC-style High Line is well on its way
• Take part in a relaxing indoor forest bathing sesh
• When will London reopen and what are the latest social distancing rules?
• Top chefs select their favourite places to buy meat, fish and veg
• 10 eye-catching trees you can spot on lockdown walks around London (picked by an expert)
• A wildlife expert reveals ten beautiful birds you can spot in London
• 9 simple things you can do to help nature near you
• Top chefs select their favourite cornershops in London
• 10 butterflies you can spot in London (and where to find them)
• London astronomers on the best ways to see stars in the city
• Deliveroo riders reveal their favourite places to cycle in London
• A principal ballet dancer selects three albums to walk around London to
• A location scout shares his favourite London filming locations
• When will bars and pubs reopen in London?
• The Horniman Museum is planting a ‘micro forest’ along the South Circular
• All the British Independent Film Awards winners – and where you can watch them
• ‘Disgusting’ giant fatberg confronted beneath the streets of London
• Cute alert! Four baby otters have arrived at Battersea Park Children’s Zoo
• Nine photographs of London’s stage doors that will fuel your theatre nostalgia
• Join Borough Market’s virtual cookbook club
• Maybe mindful creative writing is the lockdown hobby you've been missing all this time?
• Do a free virtual meditation workshop every day from now until forever*
• An outdoor dog festival is coming this summer
• Hakkasan (bar)
• Moro
• Manna
• Number
• Babylon
• 1 Lombard Street
• Limited-edition, celebrity ’za is coming
• Bag a party kit from one of the brains behind your favourite immersive events
• The National Gallery has revealed its top five most-viewed online paintings
• 26 ways to recreate your old office at home
• London’s coolest food delivery service is going nationwide
• An epic club night is taking over a virtual version of Tobacco Dock
• ‘Framing Britney Spears’: Why you should stream the hard-hitting doc
• Invite world-class cocktails into your house this Margarita Day
• Loads of chefs have contributed to a very important cookbook
• Bao and Black Axe Mangal are doing a limited-edition meal kit
• In pictures: Walthamstow Marshes became an ice rink this weekend
• Unique pancakes for an unquestionably unique year
• The Gun pub is raising money with an incredibly decent LP
• A virtual mural has popped up for Chinese New Year
• Tim Key on why this year will be great for live comedy
• Order a Chinese this weekend and you might get lucky
• A habit tracking app could make you feel more productive (even if you're not)
• Gloria has revealed the recipe for its undefeatable lemon meringue pie
• Eggslut reveals how to make its iconic Fairfax egg sandwich at home
• One of London’s best Indians has a new biryani delivery service
• Spotlight Festival is rocking Moth Club this weekend
• Covent Garden’s performers are YouTubers now
• 18 perfect pictures of dogs in the snow that will take your mind off the Bad Thing for a minute
• Andrew Garfield eight-hour theatre epic ‘Angels in America’ is now streaming
• Hot Stone
• Behold Simon Rimmer’s lockdown pantry stash
• The UK is closing all travel corridors from next week
• Travellers from 33 countries now face hotel quarantine in the UK
• Museum of Freemasonry
• All the heart-shaped food you can order for Valentine’s Day
• Open wide: new Jolene bakeries are coming your way
• Am I allowed to go sledging in lockdown?
• This is what lockdown looks like according to 11 of our favourite illustrators
• A ‘wontoneria’ is popping up in London for Chinese New Year
• Alcotraz Covent Garden: Cell Block Six Eight
• Download a food sharing app and never feel guilty about not finishing your veg box again
• Cute craft activities and online events for Valentine’s Day
• Watch a livestream of some clowns this weekend, what else have you got to do?
• Five things to do on Valentine’s weekend in London if you’re single
• Get a sweet, sweet endorphin kick from a free At Your Beat dance class
• Battersea’s dogs to star in virtual life drawing classes this Valentine’s Day
• Newham Council is offering isolation stays to residents in flatshares
• How to celebrate Chinese New Year virtually
• Missing out on a fumble with your Valentine? Send them some naughty buns
• Seen ‘Contagion’? Here’s 5 more pandemic movies for Matt Hancock to watch
• UK cinema attendances dropped by 75 percent last year
• Londoners’ weirdest lockdown hobbies, RANKED!!!
• Oh là là! Somerset House wants to see your art about France
• FAO: North London, sexy bread is coming your way
• Sundance 2021: Questlove and ‘Coda’ win big at this year’s film festival
• Les Trois Soeurs Bridal
• The Londoners are coming! John Boyega and Daniel Kaluuya score Golden Globes nominations
• There’s a nationwide clap happening for Captain Sir Tom Moore
• London is set to get a load more snow
• This Londoner is selling charity ‘La’ T-shirts inspired by ‘It’s a Sin’
• A star-studded cookbook is raising money for the NHS
• The Linnean Society of London
• Ralph Fiennes is helping launch the world’s newest streaming service
• A new delivery company is coming to conquer London
• The five types of lockdown Valentine’s Day dates (and how to drastically improve them)
• This amazing light installation celebrates Diwali on the front of Tate Britain
• Ease yourself back into drinking with these London-made hard seltzers