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The Roundhouse in Camden is renowned for hosting jaw-dropping, awe-inspiring performances. It’s a creative space aimed at a young audience, giving a platform for music, dance, film, theatre and circus performances. Camden is a great location for a venue like this; not only is the area a haven for enthusiastic, artistic and experimental types, but it’s also easily accessible on public transport and in Camden minicabs. Chalk Farm and Camden Town stations are just a...
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When was the last time you went to London Zoo for the day? You don’t have to have children in tow or be one yourself to enjoy it - I can vouch for that! As a full grown, mature(ish) adult, I’m eagerly anticipating my trip to the animal kingdom this weekend. Voted as London’s best tourism experience last year, it’s easy to see why this magical place attracts almost a million visitors annually. The figures...
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Quite a few Londoners will have been to Bestival before. It’s a wacky, bohemian fancy dress festival held on the Isle of Wight each September. Surely your Mum won’t hear about your shenanigans from there! Of course, it’s also an opportunity to catch some great bands, such as The Cure who are headlining this year. Sadly, 2011’s offering is still quite some way off, but don’t despair. We have some good news for you. The infamous...
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This week, on Tuesday 25 January, many Scots and other Brits will be celebrating Burns Night. The date was the birthday of Scottish poet Robert Burns, and is used to commemorate his life and his great works of poetry. These celebrations are most common in Scotland and Northern Ireland, but you’ll find some shindigs in London too! There are several venues serving up a Burns supper, with plenty of Scotch whiskey and traditional haggis on the...
