June 2013
By Geoff Marshall

Video: LEGO Tube Maps Unveiled

We talk to the people behind the five brickish maps, currently on show around the network.
By Londonist

In Pictures: Southbank Centre's Festival Of Neighbourhood

Explore the roof gardens and street art, or book a ticket for a festival event.
By Londonist

Things To Do In London Today: Thursday 13 June 2013

Pop up ping pong, whisky, crocheting, ballet, outdoor film and a musical London journey.

By M@

Extra, Extra

The rest of the day's London news.
Music
By Londonist

Peaches Talks Yoko Ono, Pussy Riot And Playing Meltdown

"You once sang 'hair in a mullet, you know you've got to love it'. Do you still stand by those words?"
By Zoe Craig

Graphic Novel Publisher SelfMadeHero Opens Bloomsbury Pop Up Shop

Coffee and comics, plus Czech paper-cut portraits.
By Lise Smith

Dance Review: Akram Khan, Desh @ Sadler's Wells

Masterful storytelling and incredible visuals combine in the return of Akram Khan's most accomplished work yet.
By Janan Jay

Twisted Ballerinas: Belle Epoque Dark Circus Party

Subversive circus at Bloomsbury Ballroom.
By BethPH

GLA Conservatives Call For Minimum Wage Holiday For Small Businesses

Reducing wages is the answer to boosting the economy, apparently.
By Rachel Holdsworth

London Book And Poetry Events: 13-19 June

Jonathan Lee, Wembley Wordfest, Black Book Swap and more.
By M@

See A Tube Map Made From LEGO

Latest celebration of the network's 150th anniversary.
By M@

Take A Medical Journey Through Life At The Science Museum

Meet the scientists who are working on the frontiers of medicine, health and wellbeing.

Outsider Art: Extra Events at Wellcome Collection

Learn more about the complexities behind Wellcome Collection's Souzou exhibition, and make your own artworks (sponsored post).

By M@

Explore The History Of Cycling In London

A two-wheeled tour through the capital's history, in Clerkenwell.
By Londonist

Things To Do In London Today: Wednesday 12 June 2013

Weird customers, a cricket-themed comedy performance, and a magic lantern show.

By M@

Extra, Extra

The rest of the day's London news.
By Ruth Hargreaves

Two Degrees: Festival Of Art And Climate Change

Explore today's global concerns with a series of events at Toynbee Studios, courtesy of Artsadmin.

By M@

iOS Maps Of London: The Bad, The Bad And The Ugly

Mapping software still plagued by chucklesome bloopers.