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Rugby, flowers and lots of excellent East Asian food — this is your weekend, sorted
Make like Tomdaya and get to know this lovely, leafy part of south-west London
Cut-price dinners, DJ sets, and comedy clubs — Jochan Embley on how to spend your weekend in the capital
Scotland’s national poet has been celebrated since 1801
From immersive film screenings to laugh-out-loud roast battles, Jochan Embley has the weekend hit-list
From Cabaret to Circolo Popolare, here’s how to see the city like a Teigen. Or, er, like a Legend
From limited edition Veganuary burgers to a spot of curling, Jochan Embley has the weekend hit list
Banish the boredom and take this rare chance to explore London without the crowds
From club nights in crypts to swanky soirées in skyscrapers, here’s where welcome in 2022
From the UK’s answer to the Sistine Chapel to priceless supercars hidden away, the photographer has captured some of London’s magic in his new book
Glide into winter with our pick of the rinks
Things are about to pop off in London’s skies
Among the chefs to contribute a dish are William Chilila, Opeoluwa Odutayo and Brian Mwangi
Parisian cabaret meets Chinese folklore in Waterloo
As the area welcomes two new bars — including one by Idris Elba — local restaurateurs reflect on the changes they’ve seen
The Soho club is set for nights of jazz, soul, funk and hip-hop
Book a table, grab a drink and settle in for the showdown
The popular festival returns for four days, this time at Tobacco Dock
With his new book The Queer Bible, Jack Guinness is exploring his joy, his hurt and the conflict of the two, he tells David Ellis
With Pride In London celebrations pushed back for another year, Paul Flynn reflects on his own formative experiences at parades past and details why, despite the criticism from some quarters, it remains a vital event for LGBTQ+ people
The bad news? The Pride march is off again. The good news? London’s LGBTQ+ scene is still determined to have a good time
The three day party promises music, drag and plenty of drinking
The two-day celebrations will look to champion the area’s traders and creatives
Keep little ones, grumpy teenagers and grown-ups alike happily busy as the summer rolls on
The new room marks the clubs reopening after being closed since last March
Forget FOMO – from Little Simz to AJ Tracey, David Ellis picks the biggest shows to see
How to experience to best of the capital without breaking the bank
The time has come to splash in the sun
After more than a year of silence, clubs are gearing up for one hell of a party. Here, nightlife bosses tell David Ellis what to expect — and what they missed most
Except food, drink and plenty of dancing
Gather by the big top, the circus has come to town
The Soho icon is set to combine guffaws of laughter with gulps of cocktails
From dodgeball with arrows to zombie hunts and axe flinging, it’s time to let the games begin, says David Ellis
Nuno Mendes and Hawksmoor’s Will Beckett were among those to join the conversation
The country’s finest queer club nights and LGBTQI+ performers will be on the bill
From Street Fighter to Sega Rally, the latest Four Quarters is set to be the group’s biggest yet
The new experience combines real life karting with virtual video game fun
The “Queen of punk cabaret” promises gin-soaked debauchery in the festival’s new spiegeltent
The huge new venue is set for everything from RuPaul stars to old rockers
Life without an IRL audience is no joke for stand-ups. With proper gigs finally on the horizon, comedians tell us about how they’re preparing