When Kate Darby’s dad was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s at just 66, she found herself in rooms that didn’t quite fit. “They were playing war tunes around the piano,” Kate recalls. “My dad would just look at me and go, ‘Why am I here?’ He wasn’t interested in Vera Lynn or dominoes. He wanted to be… Continue reading Dementia Disco: the charity turning dance floors into Dementia-friendly spaces
The Arts Action Festival is coming — and it’s more than a one-day event. It’s a movement. 🗓️ Saturday 25 October 2025📍 Rich Mix, London🎟️ Tickets (£12–18) | More info🎞️ Watch the Trailer📲 Follow on Instagram What happens when over 80 artists, 50 campaigns, and 9 hours of live performance take over a venue? The… Continue reading The Arts Action Festival Reimagines Protest Through Performance and Artivism
Cantinetta Antinori London brings the warmth, heritage, and refined simplicity of Tuscany to Knightsbridge and Belgravia. A partnership with the legendary Antinori family—whose winemaking legacy spans an extraordinary 26 generations—this is the family’s very first UK restaurant. Located at 4 Harriet Street, SW1X 9JR, just off Sloane Street, the venue offers guests a complete immersion… Continue reading Cantinetta Antinori London: Tuscan Hospitality in the Heart of Knightsbridge
Saturday, October 11, 2025 | 12:30 PM – 6:30 PM | Brixton House, London This weekend, Brixton will once again become a vibrant centre of remembrance, resistance, and renewal as Decolonising the Archive (DTA) hosts the 5th Annual Olive Morris Awards Luncheon a flagship event that has grown into one of the most anticipated celebrations… Continue reading Honouring the Legacy, Living the Work: Decolonising the Archive’s Olive Morris Awards Returns to Brixton
“Remember, size is no guarantee of strength. We may be the smallest gallery in Soho, but we intend it to carry big ideas.” Philip LevinePhilip established ‘The Smallest Gallery in Soho’ in 2016. He has been working in the creative and cultural industries for the last two decades as a producer. This has ranged from… Continue reading The Smallest Gallery in Soho: a small space with big ideas
Alice Lowe’s Timestalker is an inventive, genre-bending dark comedy that traverses time, love and existential questions with her signature sharp wit and emotional depth. Following her critically acclaimed debut feature Prevenge (2016), Lowe returns with a more ambitious and stylistically experimental project. In Timestalker, she once again demonstrates her unique voice, blending comedy with moments… Continue reading Timestalker: Alice Lowe’s darkly hilarious journey through love and time
25 September – 24 October 2025, Offer Waterman In her latest body of work, artist Tarka Kings turns her eye to the ritual of outdoor swimming, focusing on the Serpentine Lido in London’s Hyde Park — a place she swims most mornings. The result is Mornings at the Lido, a quietly absorbing exhibition of new… Continue reading Tarka Kings: Mornings at the Lido
Bottarga, opened in late 2024 by the acclaimed Pachamama Group, is a heartfelt tribute to the vibrant cuisine of Greece—a true culinary love letter. From the moment you step inside, Bottarga captivates with its luxurious backdrop of classic European interiors, where sophistication meets comfort. The thoughtful design creates an atmosphere that is both grand and… Continue reading Bottarga: a culinary voyage to the Aegean heart on King’s Road
Thomas Dane Gallery – 28 February–3 May 2025 Thomas Dane Gallery presents an exhibition of new paintings by Ella Kruglyanskaya (b. 1978, Riga, Latvia), the first in a series of three exhibitions across the year, with the second opening in Basel at Contemporary Fine Arts in June and the third in the autumn in New… Continue reading Ella Kruglyanskaya – Shadows
Tucked discreetly along the quieter stretch of England’s Lane in Belsize Park, Terra Moderna announces itself with poise rather than pomp. It is a restaurant that embodies dual heritage with remarkable fluency: the heart of Italy beating strongly at its core, softened and brightened by a subtle Antipodean sensibility. From the moment one steps inside,… Continue reading Terra Moderna: Where Italian Tradition Meets Antipodean Grace
