2012
By BethPH

Concern Over 'Cheap Labour' For Olympics

Company who provided unpaid workers for Jubilee will also supply fire marshals for Olympics.

Preview: The Night Shift - Simon Rattle Conducts OAE @ Royal Festival Hall

Classical music minus the rules this Sunday (sponsored post)
By M@

Art Preview: Mapping Time & Space @ Unit 3 Projects

Maps + Art + maths = A neat little show
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: Nancy Holt @ Haunch of Venison

Photographs of her magical site-specific installations.
By Londonist

Club Watch: 100% Silk Showcase - La Vampires, Ital, Maria Minerva

Experimental dance moves from mysterious LA record label
By TimW

The Friday Photos: Boats On The River

...and not a flag in sight. Everyday life on the Thames.
By Lindsey

Arts In Parliament: Free Exhibitions & Performances

VIsit Westminster Hall and see it transformed with art, dance and poetry.

By M@

Extra, Extra

And the rest of the day's news.
By johnmcga

Ticket Alert: Django Django, Grizzly Bear, Wye Oak and more

See our pick of gigs going on sale this week.
By Lindsey

Things To Do In London This Weekend: 8-10 June

Nudity, bikes, biscuits, postcards, Anime, photography, music, green stuff, improv, Woody Week and football.
By Zoe Craig

The British Biscuit Festival @ The Brunswick Shopping Centre

Celebrating cookies, custard creams and chocolate-coated digestives...
By M@

Granary Square Opens In King's Cross

New public space the size of Trafalgar Square
By johnmcga

Music Interview: Maxïmo Park

Maxïmo Park's Lukas Wooller tells us about the new album, his favourite London venues - and breaking instruments at the Notting Hill Arts Club.
By Londonist

Dance Review: The Prince Of The Pagodas @ Royal Opera House

This story of sibling rivalry fails to soar
By M@

Where Are The Best Pubs In Euston?

Join us for a pub crawl round four Euston favourites.

Win Tickets To Detroit @ The National Theatre

Suburban desperation boils over thanks to barbecues and booze (sponsored post)
By TimW

Preview: Summer Classical Music Festivals

Two festivals featuring international artists, brilliant buildings, 50 golden coloured pianos and, er, Tony Hadley of Spandau Ballet.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Boris Regrets Saying He Won't Stand Again For Mayor

The Mayor goes on Letterman to plug London and his book