July 2012
By Tabish Khan

Art Preview: Crossing Lines - Memorial @ Greenwich Gallery

Photographers try to capture the essence of memory.
By Lindsey

Things To Do In London On The Cheap: 23-29 July

See the National Theatre set on fire, theatre in a shop window, opera in Little Venice and the Olympic Opening Ceremony in a park.
By Dean Nicholas

Two London Buildings On Stirling Prize Shortlist

Olympic stadium and bank HQ make the grade.

By Dave Haste

Sunday Seasoning #123

A speeding view of the sun shining through the Orbit Tower.
By Victoria Rudland

Theatre Review: A Doll's House @ Young Vic

This modern, intense and utterly gripping production is one of the best we’ve seen all year.
By M@

Dazzle: Seven London Bridges To Light Up From Tonight

Can it top the Shard light show? Yes.
By M@

London 2012 Mascots Decorate Town

Wenlock and Mandeville's clone army.
By BethPH

Games RideShare Offers Olympic Carpooling

Carpooling website offers sporting chance to Londoners travelling during the Olympics Games.
By Dave Newbury

Review: Photobooth Festival

Who knew there could be so much fun to be had in a simple photobooth?
By Rachel Holdsworth

London Stand Up And Sketch Comedy: 22-28 July

Gigs from Phill Jupitus, Shappi Khorsandi, Mark Watson, Isy Suttie and a French-speaking Eddie Izzard.
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: Uncommon Ground @ Flowers Gallery

A massive and engaging display of photographs ranging from the surreal to the political.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Pop Up Screens Outdoor Cinema Season

Hopefully no longer rain affected.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Extra, Extra

Exploding pavements and a tube travelling torch.
By Dave Newbury

Music Exhibition Review: Joy Devotion @ XOYO

A unique Joy Division exhibition fails to live up to expectations.
By Lindsey

Take Part In The City Beach Volleyball Championships

Get proper coaching and have a go at sitting volleyball.

By Tabish Khan

Art Review: Deutsche Börse Prize @ The Photographers' Gallery

Four diverse photographers vie for one of photography's major prizes.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Lit Preview: Homework @ Bethnal Green Working Men's Club

Poetry like you've never seen it.
By Dave Newbury

Festival Preview: BT River Of Music

London becomes the centre of world music for an ambitious musical delight.