March 2023

• Mommie Queerest
• Colin Hoult: The Death of Anna Mann
• Kevin Hart: Reality Check
• Head to Harrods for a pop-up café from fashion label Prada
• Want to buy an abandoned mansion in Hampstead for £22.5 million?
• Kossoffs
• Thrifted X Piccadilly Circus
• Hammersmith’s iconic Riverside Studios is going into administration
• Gabriel Moses: ‘Regina’
• ‘It’s an epidemic’: what’s behind a spate of hammer attacks on east London businesses?
• The story behind ‘Rye Lane’s unbelievable cameo
• Five London boroughs are reducing the speed limit to 20mph
• Shakespeares Head
• Humble Chicken
• Radici
• Airbnb is paying Londoners £100 to rent out a room for the King’s coronation
• London is set to get its first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
• Luke Thompson: ‘Life’s a sad story and it’s fucking hard’
• ‘Berlusconi’ review
• Cave Cuvée
• ‘Berthe Morisot: Shaping Impressionism’
• Are London’s foxes getting bolder?
• Some Voices Choir presents Electric Dreams
• HERE at Outernet
• Family Tree
• Good Times
• ‘Gone Too Far!’ review
• Pride’s Got Talent
• Europe’s largest yoga space has just opened in east London
• ‘Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead’ review
• SAKE COLLECTIVE
• The Pelham - Starhotels Collezione
• London Fields could be getting a swanky new swimming pool
• The London boroughs that dish out the most parking fines
• Toad Bakery
• Homeslice, Shoreditch
• Oklava
• The cost of the troubled HS2 station at Euston has soared to £4.8bn
• How London’s junk shops are fighting back against online marketplaces, rising rents and the tyranny of taste
• All hail the Superloop, outer London’s speedy new bus network
• Time Out reveals the 50 Best Pubs in London for 2023
• GoBoat Paddington
• Cinquecento Portobello Road
• Michelin-starred restaurants 2023: the winners and losers in London
• Worth
• The best London art exhibitions to see in April 2023
• ‘Crown to Couture’
• ‘The Peter Rabbit Easter Adventure’ review
• Steve McQueen is opening an exhibition next week about Grenfell Tower
• Shaman Coffee
• Phones might be banned in West End theatres because we’re basically too immature to handle nudity
• A huge Regency mansion in Dulwich is reopening as an arts centre
• All the best new London restaurant openings in April
• Coach and Horses
• Iconic art duo Gilbert & George have opened a museum dedicated to themselves
• Coach and Horses
• London is lighting up for Ramadan for the first time ever
• The Sunday Times has announced the best place to live in London
• King Charles III Coronation Procession
• Panzer's
• There’s a new David Hockney-themed afternoon tea in London
• An exhibition of treasures found during the building of HS2 has opened
• How ‘Luther: The Fallen Sun’ pulled off the impossible London scene
• You can take a tour of the gardens of Number 10 Downing Street
• Skehans Free House
• The best alcohol delivery services in London
• One London borough is the pothole capital of the UK
• The best hotels in Hackney
• Culpeper
• Aqua Spirit
• Part of the Thames Path has reopened after 20 years
• One Hundred Shoreditch
• The London Eye’s pods got cleaned and everyone’s making the same comment
• TfL plans to spend £4 million naming each London Overground line
• Finally, a chance to peek inside British Museum’s famous domed reading room
• London’s last ever DVD store is under threat of closure
• Pilvi Takala: ‘On Discomfort’
• You can dine at the House of Lords restaurant for three days only
• HMS Belfast
• Kapara
• ‘After Impressionism: Inventing Modern Art’
• Ship
• Joe Lycett: ‘The older I get, the closer I get to earnestness’
• The Londoners reframing how we see Black British film
• Virgin Media O2 customers are finally getting 4G on the tube
• The Meaning of Zong
• Chelsea FC is planning to demolish Stamford Bridge and build a new £2bn stadium
• Solstice
• The UK’s most popular indoor attraction is in London
• Fantasy pad alert: this Chiswick riverside home has its very own boathouse
• Why London needs its mediocre restaurants
• Kim Noble: ‘Lullaby for Scavengers’ review
• Le Gothique
• Museum of Youth Culture: The Batcave Club Exhibition
• Bright
• Did you know that London is the world’s largest urban forest?
• Nessa
• Someone has ranked all London’s Zone 1 Wetherspoons
• Life is a Dream (La Vida es Sueño)
• A Streetcar Named Desire
• A live map shows where raw sewage is being dumped in London rivers
• Science Fiction: Voyage to the Edge of Imagination
• Two iconic east London restaurants have announced their shock closure
• ‘Further than the Furthest Thing’ review
• There’s a new exhibition about legendary London goth club The Batcave
• There’s a Miffy pop-up shop in Chinatown for the Year of the Rabbit
• 15 things you forgot were delicious in London
• Thin Air
• Safe spaces could be set up in Earl’s Court for addicts to use drugs more safely
• Turning Earth Highgate Easter Ceramics Market
• 60 Dock Road
• ‘Dangerous Games’
• A London flat used in ‘Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix’ is up for sale
• Ted's Grooming Room
• Anna Calvi, Olivia Colman and Omid Djalili are starring in a massive Turkey and Syria fundraising gig
• ‘Marjorie Prime’ review
• All the South London filming locations you can visit from ‘Rye Lane’
• This London Underground station is getting a horticultural glow-up
• Strongroom’s Eurovision Party
• The Exhibit
• Eurovision Party hosted by Felix le Freak
• Londoners have voted for their city’s ‘saddest playgrounds’, and they’re pretty bleak
• Vivian Oparah and David Jonsson talk ‘Rye Lane’, first dates and the magic of Peckham
• Guys and Dolls
• Blenheim Palace
• National Centre for Circus Arts
• Bafarat
• Just how cruel are London chefs?
• The Audley Public House
• There could be an actual Grand Prix in London by 2026
• Denzil Forrester: ‘Q’
• Post-pandemic returners to London are flocking to these five postcodes
• This stunning Victorian water tower in Woolwich is for sale for £2.25m
• ‘Souls Grown Deep like the Rivers: Black Artists from the American South’
• Gowlett
• Star by Hackney Downs
• Royal Vauxhall Tavern Eurovision 2023 Party
• The London Book Fair
• Bruno’s
• Black-Owned Hackney Market
• Sessions Arts Club
• The Grand’s Eurovision Party 2023
• A £3 million Wetherspoon’s is opening in south London
• A scientist has warned a ‘mega tsunami’ could hit London ‘at any time’
• Quality Chop House
• London wins big at the British Kebab Awards 2023
• New Cross and Deptford Free Film Festival
• London Marathon
• Canalway Cavalcade
• Blossoms and Blooms
• The Big London Flea
• Brixton Jamm
• Baldwin Lee: ‘A Southern Portrait, 1983-1989’
• The Crucible
• ‘Tony! [The Tony Blair Rock Opera]’ review
• ‘Bonnie & Clyde’ review
• ‘Blackout Songs’ review
• NT's Loft
• Dalston Superstore
• Venue MOT Unit 18
• David Hill Gallery
• A Great and Dirty City: Dickens and the London Fog
• City of Gallows: Executions late opening
• Scala
• Troxy
• The Lexington
• Arab Women Artists Now (Awan)
• Milk & Honey
• The Elizabeth line could be extended into Essex and Kent
• Poetry for Every Day of the Year
• London's skies will be filled with beautiful hot air balloons this May
• Hackney Wick has been named London’s coolest neighbourhood
• ‘Lee Scratch Perry: Ark Work’
• The best London theatre shows of 2022
• Soma
• You can stay at Ted Lasso’s favourite pub for £11 a night
• Someone has RADICALLY redesigned the London tube map
• Mama Funki
• ‘After the Act’ review
• Your last chance to grab a massive West End bargain as London Theatre Week extends
• Porte Noire
• ‘Under the Black Rock’ review
• London City Airport is the first in the UK to scrap the 100ml liquid rule
• London’s best bike shops
• An ancient wood in south London has been saved for the public
• London Eurovision Party is back: here’s how to get involved
• ‘Josef Albers: Paintings Titled Variants’
• Xnthony’s St Patrick’s Day X-Travaganza Culchie Cabaret
• The best International Women’s Day Events in London
• Tequila Mockingbird Covent Garden
• Quirky Airbnbs in the UK
• Time Out’s 50 Best Restaurants in London for 2023 revealed
• Jamie Demetriou: ‘There needs to be someone in my life who isn’t a chef’
• Sugar Coat
• How The Black Sheep Bar in Croydon became an unlikely home of dubstep
• An ex-cannabis farm is up for sale in north London
• Pivot Bar & Bistro
• Jam Delish
• 10 lucky Londoners will win free Yard Sale pizza for an entire year
• Peckham Rye station’s long-lost waiting room is reopening this May
• ‘Woolf Works’ review
• Will it snow in London this week?
• ‘The Great British Bake Off Musical’ review
• Chestnut Bakery
• Berberè Kentish Town
• The best fitness classes in London
• Asics Run Club
• Hampstead Heath Swimming Ponds
• Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2023
• The Twenty Two
• Ian Cheng: ‘Thousand Lives’
• Museum of London
• Killing the Cat
• The Tempest
• Stray Dogs
• Leaving Vietnam
• A massive Swiss chalet with an indoor beach is for sale in west London
• The Dance of Death
• Crafterama
• Ice Station RGS
• Tofu Vegan
• Ghost Bus Tours
• ‘Jack V Giant’ review
• ‘A Hard Man Is Good to Find!’
• ‘Shirley Valentine’ review
• ‘The Lost Love Speakeasy’ review
• A landmark local pub in Stockwell is closing
• Vermin
• The Tragedy of Macbeth
• International Women’s Day at Notting Hill Arts Club
• Midnight Apothecary St Patrick Special
• Debate: Baldwin vs Buckley
• Paddy’s Day Pub Quiz
• Farm Hall
• St Patrick's Day Céilí hosted by Alison Spittle
• Ballet Black: Pioneers
• OKN1
• London’s black cab fares are going up
• Brilliant Jerks
• The Journey to Venice
• Rochelle Canteen
• Sadiq Khan has been advised to make rent in London lower for women
• £1 million of illegal goods have been seized from Oxford Street US sweetshops
• London Southend Airport is up for sale
• ‘Winner’s Curse’ review
• Just for Laughs London
• Noble Rot
• Jikoni
• New digital displays are being trialled at London bus stops
• Richard Mosse: Broken Spectre
• ‘Sleepova’ review
• There’s a new exhibition of behind-the-scenes James Bond photos
• An F1 track is being built under Tottenham Hotspur stadium
• Haroon Mirza: ‘|||’
• Charles Dickens’s Regent’s Park townhouse is for sale
• The Blue Posts
• ‘Stranger Things: The First Shadow’ is coming to the West End later this year
• The Blue Posts
• ‘Beyond the Streets London’
• J Sheekey
• Scott's