Oblivious audience members heading to Sadler’s Wells East this month might be forgiven for thinking they’d taken a wrong turn ...

The restaurant's original branch in Soho’s Old Compton Street has got TikTok talking, but does its second location live up to ...

The political art collective has been fighting prejudice in the art world for 30 years, with a major new exhibition of their work now open at the Whitechapel Gallery ...

Last month’s announcement that the Grade II-listed Balfron Tower in Poplar will no longer contain any social housing but will instead be sold as luxury flats put an end to speculation about its future ...

The front of one of the Omega Works warehouses on Hermitage Road, Harringay. Photograph: Ossi Piispanen “Artists and African churches always move in at the same time,” says Ellis Gardiner, as he ...

Pink stained-glass windows frame the restored Abney Park Chapel, standing proudly out from the overgrown greenery spilling across the cemetery. There, a small crowd gathered for the final event in the ...

I make it to Foyles at 6.30pm on the dot to find a queue spilling from an excited throng in the auditorium. The line runs down the stairs and out into the cafe, where a second – non-priority – queue ...

December has snuck up on us once again, and with the longer nights and frosty mornings comes one of the UK’s most beloved traditions: panto season. Last Saturday evening, I was lucky enough to catch ...

Catch of the day: Author Peter Kennedy with a fish Fishermen’s Tales, the self-published debut novel by Peter Kennedy, is the product of seven years of writing. Born and raised in Hartlepool, Kennedy ...

All smiles… Stik poses with a fan. Photograph: Russell Parton People from as far afield as Manchester descended on Homerton yesterday in the hope of buying one of ...

Sex began in 1963, said Philip Larkin. But in a play at Shoreditch Town Hall it’s the seventies providing fertile ground for sexual awakening. In 1972: The Future of Sex by The Wardrobe Ensemble three ...

The old warehouses and industrial buildings of Hackney Wick have long provided sanctuary to East London’s artistic community, and this launch event was no exception. Shae’s, a creative hub and ...