March 2011

Three Yohji Yamamoto Exhibitions Open in London this Weekend

Explore the work of the idiosyncratic fashion designer at the V&A and at London's Wapping Projects

Preview: Experimental Arab Cinema @ Tate Modern

Catch a quality film from Algeria, Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestine or Syria.

Review: Woman Bomb @ The Tristan Bates Theatre

Photo of the Day: Caption Required #69

What's been going on at Barbican?

Meet Author David Mitchell as Japanese Teahouse-Inspired Reading Room Comes to Spitalfields

Read David Mitchell's latest novel in a specially built room inspired by the book

Oyster Extension Permits To Be Scrapped

Finally, they've seen sense.

Things To Do In London At The Weekend: 11-13 March

The weekend post is brought to you by the TNT Travel Show.

Boris Johnson Launches Love Clean London App

Report local environmental problems with your smart phone.

Ticket Alert: Gigs on Sale Friday 12 March

The bumper crop of gigs on sale this Friday includes the enigmatic-sounding Anna Calvi. See which other tickets you should be buying this week.

Extra, Extra

Woe for River Lea houseboaters, Dylan for London Feis and Ant gets decked.

London Food & Drink News: 10 March 2011

Wanna learn how to mix a killer cocktail or slice sustainable sashimi? There's a masterclass for that. Details along with more tasty London food and drink news.

Everything Important About London, In One Image

Wouldn't this make a great tourist T-shirt?

London Poetry: Sharks By Molly Naylor

Poems about our capital: Molly Naylor on love and art.

London On The Cheap: 11-17 March

This week's London on the Cheap is brought to you by The Pile at the Bottom of the Stairs.

TONIGHT: Search For Edward Lovett And His Magical Collection

Lucky charms, amulets, mascots and hair sandwiches at SELFS tonight.

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Pickled Moles And iPads: Grant Museum Set To Reopen

The wonders of zoology get their own hashtags.

Opera Preview: Aida at Royal Opera House, Covent Garden

David McVicar's controversial staging of Aida is a warrior drama of blood and guts, many of them spilled directly onstage ... in a sensational production that grips you from the off.