September 2012
A September sunset over the Serpentine. | By Dave Haste
This play about amateur dramatics could not be more professional. | By Sam Smith
Fifty years after their first hit The Beatles are back! | By Sam Smith
Striking, sculptural Tanztheater from German choreographer Sasha Waltz. | By Lise Smith
Doom. With added gloom. And a nice new royal picture. | By SallyB2
Contemporary, avant garde, commercial, and comedy dance. | By Jemma
A sculptural masterclass outshines the disappointing drawings and paintings | By Tabish Khan
Apples, art, prime numbers, Elefest, Black History Month and more. | By Lindsey
We see the Camden stalwarts play their very first gig at The Roundhouse. | By johnmcga
Photorealistic female style icons drawn solely with Biro. | By Tabish Khan
Marcel Lucont, Rob Delaney, Zoe Lyons, Marek Larwood and Milton Jones making you laugh this week. | By Rachel Holdsworth
Your daily news round up and some interesting reads for the weekend. | By Lindsey
Judy's Affordable Vintage Fairs offer much more than your usual racks of retro rags. | By Zoe Craig
Corporate heads roll over security firm failure. | By Londonist
Jack wasn't alone. | By M@
Double-dip Dalston nightlife from Greece and Portugal. | By Londonist
Costermongers in all their glory, Morris dancers, maypoling mayors and more. | By Londonist
Early morning Mexican dining in Fitzrovia. | By Dean Nicholas
Breathtaking photographs of Britain's wildlife. | By Tabish Khan
Abandoned rail tunnels turned fungi farms, and a linear lido along the Regent's Canal. | By M@
Wise, proud and often overlooked Londoners. | By TimW
Can we fix it? Yes, we can. | By BethPH
Wear red day, Alan Turing in shadow puppets, and a LEGO universe. | By M@
The rest of the day's news. | By M@
Book now to see Green Day bring their stadium rock to north London next June. | By johnmcga
Hip hop, and it doesn't stop; a serious feast for the senses. | By BelindaL
Piccadilly meat heaven, Peruvian pop-ups and Peckham gin... the week in food and drink. | By Dean Nicholas
A cafe, bar and gallery filled with local and London love. | By Lindsey
Film, football, hauntings, food, tiny performances, chicken, body parts, jamming, mincing, pearlies, shopping, aerobics, flowers, music and more. | By Lindsey
A classical choral composition is premiered in a cemetery | By Zoe Craig
Puns, maths, music and a certificate for all who came. | By Londonist
Films, music, writers, food, craft and exhibitions all through October. | By Rachel Holdsworth
A portrait competition collecting a million stories (sponsored post). | Sponsor
Ten hours of music, comedy and cabaret in aid of MacMillan this Sunday. | By Lindsey
A very strong field of signature styles has been whittled down to 4 prize winners, but you can still vote for the 5th. | By Tabish Khan
Click 'Like' for your favourite executions. | By M@
Bite the hand that feeds, in London's most ludicrous PR stunt yet. | By M@
The beautiful game comes to the big screen. | By M@
See Gary Kemp, make stuff from cardboard, find ghosts in Shoreditch and werewolves in Spitalfields. | By M@
The rest of the day's news. | By M@
We speak to the singer ahead of his October Scala gig. | By Londonist
Astronaut Michael Foale launches a new lecture series. | By M@
The British Museum's new exhibition examines the art of drinking in Asia. | By Zoe Craig
Burned at the stake for their beliefs. | By Londonist
Of left hooks and deft rooks. | By Janan Jay
The Soho Literary Festival, Margaret Drabble, Rose Tremain, Kate Tempest, plus David Baddiel talking about David Foster Wallace. | By Rachel Holdsworth
Ever heard of the worst peacetime London fire since the 13th Century? | By M@
A new gallery space in Camden is inaugurated with an exhibition structured like a symphony. | By Tabish Khan
