Clara’s is the brainchild of the Hartshorn brothers, who have left Camden behind in favour of small plates and sumptuous ...

Yusuf got his first taste of performing at school in Hackney, and now is set to appear in the much-anticipated BBC series, ...

This blurry, dystopian volume imagines a city altered by the climate crisis, and puts the fate of Londoners front and centre ...

There they would find Duckie, a pioneering LGBTQ+ club night set up in 1995 featuring distinctive sounds, a free buffet and ...

The six films on show ‘engage with perspectives that address the lived experience’ of disabled people in the UK ...

An expectant couple dreamed of raising their family in Stoke Newington, but a typical townhouse didn’t quite cut it ...

Based on real events, 'HERE THERE ARE BLUEBERRIES' may be about Nazi Germany, but its message is just as relevant today ...

Here you’ll find east London’s foodies, elbowing each other on bar stools and smiling politely through the fog’ ...

Alison Killing is best-known for her award-winning research into detention camps in Xinjiang, China, but the story that made her career could easily have passed her by ...

Having dazzled the Edinburgh Fringe last year, this witty 70-minute one-woman show is sure to lift you out of news-bred gloom. Douglas’ sustained performance is marred only by a musical interlude ...

Architect turned artist Kuda Mushangi seeks to find beauty in the mundane at his first solo exhibition, 'Familiar Spaces' ...

This theme of conversation is key to Igiogbe’s joint exhibition with Kandre Arámide Hassan at The Residence Gallery, Ember & Ether. The pair work in different mediums, but both use their art to ...