When I think of Mexico, I think of great food and great parties and the Santo Remedio Mexican pop-up in Tooting over the weekend promises to deliver on both. Taking place in the indoor market, your ticket includes entertainment including live music, the chance to enjoy that Mexican staple Tequila…
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September 2013
Cartoons, comic books, and video games: not your typical methods for examining history. Artist David Blandy, however, has taken inspiration from these everyday entertainments and integrated them into his multi-room installation, Anjin 1600: Edo Wonderpark. The works explores various themes of interconnectivity and aims to commemorate the 400th anniversary of…
Does subcultural activity still exist and if so how and where? It’s a question that has been concerning cultural theorists for some time and in a world where business minds are savvy to the kudos artistic edginess can bring them, anything countercultural rarely stays so for long. The punk years…
If you ever wanted to experience a candlelit dinner with stunning views of the Thames – with a twist, of course – then Butler’s Wharf Blackout could be the answer until September 15th. As a new addition to the capital’s annual hoorah (the Thames Festival), BWB is a collaboration with…
Carnaby Street has become slightly tourist ridden of late, but ask your parents and they’ll tell you it used to be the place to be seen and to see the hottest music stars. It’s where the NME offices began, holds the first venue to play a SKA act in the…
With a lively menu and a distinctly NY feel, Coal Vaults is a vibrant new venue in Soho’s Wardour Street for drinks and light dining. Located in a space originally used for storing coal in the 19th century, the 100 capacity restaurant and bar immediately transports you to the Big…