A free exhibition of propaganda from China’s Cultural Revolution. In 1942, Chairman Mao Zedong declared all art must serve the worker, peasant soldier, and art reflecting that policy from 1966–1977 features in this touring exhibition from the Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford.
Londoners are still embracing the Danish concept of ‘hygge‘ this winter. Pronounced ‘hoo-gah’, it’s all about getting cosy and enjoying the warm glow of simple things. If that’s your thing, this is the perfect spot to get out and enjoy a […]
Brew Con London is the UK’s first home brew conference and expo. This year’s event moves from Oval Space in east London to the bigger Beavertown Brewery in Tottenham Hale for two days. There’s something to sample for every level […]
Celebrate with festivities galore while helping out local charity, St John’s Hospice. There will be stalls with handmade goods and gifts as well as some of London’s best street food. There will be plenty of entertainment including a fair ground, […]
Get festive, do your bit for charity and do some exercise before the weeks of indulging begin with this great day out in London. The Njinga Santa Cycle is in its 7th year and gathers Santa-suited cyclists together to travel […]
