September 2011
By Londonist

Audio Obscura @ St Pancras International

Pick up a headset and get lost in the sound
By Zoe Craig

Shine Night Marathon Makes London Debut

Cancer Research brings its night-time walking marathon to London for the first time
By Franco Milazzo

Interview: Super Massive Raver

Party-sized sounds wrapped around commentary on contemporary topics. Welcome to the world of Super Massive Raver.
By Lindsey

Things To Do In London On The Cheap: 16-22 September

Community festivals in Stockwell, Poplar and Hackney Wick, Open House London, Tour of Britain, Brick Lane Music Festival and the first Soho Drag Race
By Dean Nicholas

Preview: London Design Festival

The LDF starts this weekend. Here's our pick of the best events.
By SallyB2

Messing About on the Thames: The Great River Race

The River Thames is likely to be a bit busy this Saturday....
By BethPH

Transport Committee Drives Forward Congestion Plans

And not a road-pricing scheme in sight.
By M@

BT Tower To Become Giant Lightsaber

This is the PR stunt you're looking for.
By M@

Atkinson Grimshaw: Painter of Moonlight @ Guildhall Art Gallery

Who couldn't love paintings of Victorian London in the moonlight?
By M@

Jameson Cult Film Club Returns

The Usual Suspects at Trinity Buoy Wharf? Now that's inspired.
By Lindsey

Preview: London Fashion Week S/S 2012

Watch out for fashionistas on the street and some on trend events
By SallyB2

Extra, Extra

Beginning of Autumn, middle of the week, end of Wednesday news.
By Hazel

Shoreditch Artist Publishes Text Message Book

Shoreditch artist makes a book of text messages LOL :-)
By Johnny Fox

Theatre Review: A Clockwork Orange @ Stratford East

Explosive Clockwork Orange premieres at Stratford on the day Westfield opens fusing gang violence, criminal psychotherapy, blues and jazz.
By BethPH

Mayor Confirms 2012 Fare Rises

Transport users to dig deeper into pockets.
By M@

Preview: History In The Pub @ The Bell, Spitalfields

Famous historians, a historical quiz, East End ballards and plenty of booze.
By Lindsey

Exhibition: Degas And The Ballet @ The Royal Academy

A thoughtfully curated, enthralling exhibition about 'picturing movement'
By Rachel Holdsworth

Book Grocer: 14-20 September

The week ahead in literary London: and it's a packed week.