The scientific method has pretty much become sacred liturgy for the 21st century, so it’s hardly surprising that the creative souls of our time should find such endless inspiration in the dark underbelly of pseudo-science. The bright sparks at Penned in the Margins & Mercy have got together to bring you a new show of…
Predictably, the sun has given up on us for the time being, but thankfully not all is lost. After a bit of a break, the Sofrito Sound System is back, bringing my favourite tropical warehouse party and sunshine surrogate to another new venue in east London. As usual, residents and world specialists in African, Caribbean and…
When you first hear the fancy dress code is based on film, The Big Lebowski, you might think ‘Perfect, that old bathrobe sitting at the bottom of my dirties pile will do.’ But that’s a misunderstanding of the magnificence of The Dude. By slipping on that not-so-fresh threadbare robe you are also dressing your mind….
The Eurovision Song Contest is one of those odd events that it seems impossible to enjoy on your own. Nope, you need to be among friends, preferably drunk as a skunk, with your critical faculties dialled right down to zero. Even better, you could enjoy it with a group of like-minded souls in the comfort…
London’s Docklands might denote eighties banker pads, glassy office blocks and clean-cut commerce to some but to the Museum of London’s satellite venue it means a celebration of old East End values, culinary traditions and seafaring heritage. As you join urban sociologist Dr Alex Rhys-Taylor for a salty journey through the history of British seafood,…
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