Conway Hall

Sci-fi immersive theatre with more twists than a Dickens convention.

Philosophy meets film

Some beautiful old photographs and their (often underwhelming) modern counterparts.

Ceilidh dancing is not just for Burns night. Oh no. You can Strip the Willow, do the Dashing White Sargeant, dance the Gay Gordons or turn on the Sausage Machine wherever you can find a hall, decent band, caller and (importantly) a fully stocked bar. …

Eat your ego with self biscuits Here at Londonist Towers, we’re confident in our ability to offer you an unrivalled peek into the most interesting events taking place in our vibrant capital. But the line between belief in one’s talents and plain narcissism can be …

When TED colonised Oxford for its annual TEDGlobal conference in July, its slick, highly charged exploration of the unseen in science, technology, design and culture was one few of us could afford (or meet the criteria) to attend. For inquisitive types seeking intellectual and creative …

If raucous, loud music festivals don’t rock your boat, then this weekends Homefires Festival could be just the ticket for you. Now in its 4th year, it’s billed as the a festival which “showcases the best of left-field *quiet* music” and will be held on …

A tribute to the capital’s alleys, ginnels and snickleways 16. Lamb’s Conduit Passage Where? North-east corner of Red Lion Square, connecting through to Theobald’s Road. What? Pleasant diagonal, taking in quaint eateries and not-so-quaint pink flats built on heavily war-damaged land. Formerly called Little Conduit …

Instores, gigs, festivals, clubs, forthcoming releases, iPods and men in pants. It must be time for our regular Mid-Week Music News slot, brought to you this week by the schizoid-country ADD stylings of the Meat Puppets. So with a packed programme it’s enough of us …