May 2022

• Exclusive: two new behind the scenes videos go deeper into the mystery of the Royal Court’s new play
• Modern Fables Escape Room
• Dolly Alderton interview: ‘The weird naked dancing is based on me’
• Giant puppet refugee Little Amal is throwing a free dance party in London
• Umbrella hire is coming to London
• The Jubilee ‘Superbloom’ at the Tower of London is super-struggling
• Platinum Jubilee weekend in London: 40 royally good things to do
• Celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee with free beer
• The theatre group helping to rebuild its community after Grenfell
• The best of Greenwich, picked by a cool local
• Meet the chef: Asma Khan, owner of Darjeeling Express
• The Windmill Soho
• The best of Vauxhall, picked by a cool local
• The Royal Vauxhall Tavern is supporting disability-positive drag
• Greenwich’s new LGBTQ+ cultural space
• How weekday jam sessions helped London find its groove
• Harry and Meghan’s waxworks are reuniting with the rest of the Royal Family
• Spotify + Morley’s = free spicy wings and the collab of our dreams
• The 2022 Meatopia line-up just got a whole lot juicier
• A new service will allow you to get emergency period products in the same time it takes you to make lunch
• One of London’s oldest markets is fighting to keep its late opening
• Maxwell's Bar & Grill
• A ‘Stranger Things’ pizza pop-up has arrived in London
• The London Transport Museum is free entry all Jubilee weekend
• The nation’s favourite dinosaur has returned to the Natural History Museum!
• There’s a new community space just off Kensington High Street
• Now there are more tube strikes confirmed for the day after the Jubilee bank holiday weekend
• Bangers
• Take a ‘Soundwalk’ in Regent’s Park with a prizewinning composer
• Hype Dish: Zahter’s pistachio baklava is syrupy-sweet deliciousness
• Rupert Young remembers his Kensington High Street adventures
• Acme Fire Cult
• How green is the Elizabeth Line?
• London’s first Elizabeth Line passengers react on Twitter
• There’s a futuristic new Covent Garden ‘social space’ where robots make you cocktails
• London’s ULEZ could cover all of the city by next year
• Ino
• Revolve
• It’s Crossrail Day! The Elizabeth Line is open at last
• How to eat well on the Elizabeth Line
• The new Elizabeth Line: your Crossrail questions answered
• Meet the Chef: Luke Selby, head chef at Evelyn’s Table
• Steve Coogan on the live return of Alan Partridge
• Americana fave NIGHT + MARKET LA is doing a London pop-up
• Ever After
• What the hell is a ‘blood storm’ and is London about to get whacked by one?
• M&S has given Colin the Caterpillar the face of a corgi for the Jubilee
• TfL buses have gone all purple to celebrate the Jubilee
• Property prices have doubled along the Elizabeth Line
• The Father and the Assassin
• London Zoo has given five baby penguins Jubilee-themed names
• There’s a new London tube map including the Crossrail Elizabeth Line
• Key London music festivals have signed a pledge to tackle sexual violence
• There’s a new rainbow 50p to celebrate 50 years of Pride
• Update: Four men have been infected with monkeypox in London
• Take a peek at Phantom Peak, a whole London steampunk world
• Check out these London fundraising events in support of Ukraine
• Furanxo
• How to help the people of Ukraine if you’re living in London
• We asked London chefs to sum up 2020 in a single photo
• Rosa’s Thai has revealed the recipe for its beef massaman curry
• Revealed: the most expensive streets in Hackney
• London could face a long-running drought within 25 years
• Peckham restaurant Bando Belly burned down and there’s a GoFundMe to save it
• ‘Grease the Musical’ review
• Chase Gin voucher terms and conditions
• The statue of Eros in Piccadilly Circus has had a weapons upgrade
• Homeboy Islington
• One of London’s cheapest pints is served in the House of Commons bar!
• Richard Warren
• London is about to get some ‘natural’ revamping
• Leicester Square dino drama blows up
• Five ways to ace your commute with TfL’s new Elizabeth Line merch drop
• Big Ben is officially the UK’s most-photographed building
• Underbelly Festival Earls Court
• What is ‘Dreamachine’ and why the heck is everyone talking about it?
• A spectacular tsunami of multicoloured foam will engulf the streets of Greenwich this summer
• It’s a lock-in! watch 100 hours of pub time, ‘EastEnders’ style
• The Clerk & Well
• Caravel
• Chabuddy G is hosting Impossible Foods’ first UK pop up
• Star Wars movie guide
• Villanelle’s ultra-cool London hideout from ‘Killing Eve’ is up for sale
• Where to drink the best cocktails in London for World Cocktail Day
• An all-singing musical theatre diner is opening in the West End this summer
• Where to watch Eurovision screenings in London this weekend
• Jubilee line’s Night Tube is finally reopening
• This £1.50 Primark accessory is sending ’90s and ’00s kids down a nostalgia hole
• A big bus strike is planned for next week
• Four burning questions we have about the London Eye’s new Jubilee pod
• Sadiq has formed a commission to look at legalising cannabis in London
• Woolwich Public Market
• Portuguese restaurant Bar Douro is doing a charity supperclub series
• This ridiculously tiny parking space is for sale, for, wait for it… £85,000
• Casting – and a *reading list* – announced for the Royal Court’s enigmatic new play
• How one Londoner is bringing late-night martial arts movies back to the city
• Dippy Returns: The nation's favourite dinosaur
• Time Out Table for Two Gift Boxes UK - Terms and Conditions
• Stone the crows! Huge flocks of birds have attacked Zippos Circus
• Joy Crookes reflects on her musical education on Old Kent Road
• Revealed: The shocking secrets of Oxford Street’s sweet shops and souvenir stores
• Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival
• London is getting Europe’s first psychedelic drugs research lab
• London Stadium
• A ‘baby bank’ is being set up in Hackney to help struggling families
• Update: the West End’s £460 theatre ticket is no more after a massive backlash
• Revealed: the one issue affecting London renters more than anything else
• Tottenham star Harry Kane is getting his own Museum of London exhibition
• London is hosting not one, not two, but *three* naked bike rides this summer
• Secrets of the River Thames include Roman brothel tokens and monster-shark teeth
• How to catch the blood-moon eclipse on Sunday
• Hype Dish: Planque’s super-seafoody lobster tartine
• Goodbye to print: The legacy of Time Out London’s life on paper
• Ayllu
• Nearly 600 more skyscrapers are planned for London
• Want to win a pair of tickets to Glastonbury with EE?
• A new map shows all the London tube stations where you don’t have to use stairs
• The Northern line Bank branch is reopening after 17 weeks
• Ten great ways to take part in London Craft Week 2022
• Sea Garden & Grill
• ‘The Apprentice’ house is up for sale and it’s a real bargain at £17m
• Londoners protest to preserve abortion rights in solidarity with US women
• A huge dragon is going to hatch outside Buckingham Palace
• Underbelly Festival Cavendish Square
• After 900 years of boys-only, girls can now sing in St Paul’s
• Feel like you’re melting, London? There’s a heatwave on the way
• Londoners are sharing their bike storage woes
• Big plans for a regeneration of Shoreditch have been unveiled
• Ultra-viral snack-seller Bubblewrap is doing a buy-one-get-one-free this weekend
• Want to win a pair of tickets to Glastonbury?
• Five fab ways to celebrate Cinco de Mayo in London this week
• Heineken is splashing the cash on a massive London pub upgrade
• There's a huge photography fair coming to London next week
• Explained: London’s local elections 2022 today
• Scarfes Bar
• Broth-off! Bone Daddies are collab-ing with New York star Ivan Ramen
• Yard Sale Pizza and Top Cuvée are teaming up
• Din Tai Fung confirms it's opening a second London restaurant
• Celebrate Eid in Trafalgar Square this weekend
• The Crossrail launch date has been (kind of) announced
• Billie Eilish is hosting an O2 Arena climate takeover
• Big Mamma is opening their first takeaway pizza shop
• London’s best commuter towns have been ranked
• How to get tickets for Harry Styles’s exclusive one-off Brixton gig this month
• La Cucina Caldesi
• Crafty Fox Market
• There's an exhibition of art by Radiohead's Thom Yorke opening this month
• Quaglino's
• Fadiga Ristorante Bolognese