Saturday 16th June marks phase one of the opening of Leake Street Arches. Eight former railway arches next to the famous Graffiti Tunnel in Waterloo…
Local Attractions
Journalist and author Alice Vincent (below) and former TV producer-turned-organic urban grower Claire Ratinon (above) fell hard for plants and changed their careers to accommodate a greener…
Kennington Talkies presents No Man of Her Own (1932), Sunday 24th June @ 2:30pm No Man of Her Own stars Clark Gable and Carole Lombard…
West 8’s ‘pollinator garden’ is the winner of the design competition to upgrade the northern section of Bernie Spain Gardens. The announcement is a major…
The Southbank Centre’s Queen Elizabeth Hall and Purcell Rooms reopened last month after three years of redevelopment with a jamboree including exhibitions, music and dance…
Tuesday 5th June, 7.00pm – 8.30pm Garden Museum The Cedric Morris Lectures continue with an evening of reminiscences of Cedric Morris from those who knew…
Kennington Noir presents; Scarlet Street (1945), Wednesday 20th June @ 7:30pm Kennington Noir presents Scarlet Street(1945), directed by Fritz Lang and starring Edward G. Robinson and…
Garden Museum Literary Fesitval 7th and 8th July Garden Museum For the Literary Festival, Will Ashon will be discussing his book, Strange Labyrinth: Outlaws, Poets,…
Summer Solstice, also known as midsummer, which famously marks the longest day of the year is said to have an invigorating effect on the planet…
7th and 8th July Garden Museum On one of the strangest pre-university gap years you’ve ever heard of, Leif Bersweden spent the summer of 2013…