May 2012
By Londonist

Gig Review: Little Boots @ XOYO

We went to see Little Boots play live. We rather enjoyed ourselves.

By Tabish Khan

Art Preview: Four The Love Of Art @ The Gallery On Cork Street

Four international artists present a free and captivating exhibition featuring a wide variety of styles.
By M@

Week In Geek: 7-13 May 2012

London events for people with curious minds.
By SamF

Preview: London Festival Of Photography 2012

A month of exhibitions and events considering the public and the private.
By Dave Haste

Monday Miscellanea

Londony annivesaries for a bank holiday Monday morning.
By Sam Smith

Opera Review: Einstein on the Beach @ Barbican Theatre

Philip Glass and Robert Wilson's 1976 opera enjoys its UK premiere.
By SallyB2

Weekend Round-Up

Weekend news. With a vaguely celebratory theme.
By Lindsey

Things To Do In London On The Cheap: 7-13 May

Maypole dancing, Mr Punch's birthday, an al fresco orchestra, grown up stories and Dial M for Murdoch
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: Leonardo Da Vinci - Anatomist @ Queen's Gallery

Anatomical drawings that highlight the genius of the archetypal Renaissance man.
By Lindsey

London Stand Up And Sketch Comedy: 6-12 May

Really lovely comedy, Improvathon 2012, comedy crushes and Londonist favourites
By Rachel Holdsworth

London Elections: What The Results Mean

The Assembly's been given a shake up and Boris needs some new deputies.
By Doron

Gig Preview: Freddie And The Hoares Live @ The Bedford

Fantastic Folk for Free with Freddie
By Simon Anderson

Theatre Review: Step 9 (of 12) @ Trafalgar Studios

A play that appals and delights in equal measure
By Dean Nicholas

London Elections: The Result

Boris Johnson re-elected as mayor of London.

By M@

Extra, Extra

And the rest of the day's news...
By Dave Newbury

Festival Preview: Camden Crawl 2012

Festival seasons begins with a huge line-up in NW1, so use our guide to pick who to see.
By Hazel

Review: Amy Lamé's Unhappy Birthday @ Camden People's Theatre

The secret diary of Londonist, aged 15 and 3/4, reflects on Unhappy Birthday, a participatory birthday party featuring party hats, pass the parcel, cake and the memoirs of a Morrissey obsessed misfit.
By Zoe Craig

Ethical Shoe Seller TOMS Pops Up In Seven Dials

It's their first stand-alone store in the UK