2013
By Sam Parton

Where To Play Sport In London: Part G

Gaelic football, golf, go-karting, goalball, gridiron.
By Franco Milazzo

Review: Cirque du Soleil's Kooza @ Royal Albert Hall

Pack those bags: the Cirque du Soleil is back in town with a spectacular new show.
By Dean Nicholas

Olympic Cauldron & The Shard Make Design Award Longlist

Several other London projects also up for Design Museum's annual prize.

By Londonist

High Impact – Literature From The Low Countries @ The Tabernacle

Six Dutch writers are joined by Deborah Moggach, David Mitchell and Tracy Chevalier.
By M@

Lights! Camera! London! @ London Film Museum

An exhibition of London on film.
By M@

Street Art: Tiny Figures Of Marcus Crocker

Look out for more little people lurking around town.
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: Lenticular Prints @ Paul Stolper

Can holographic images be more than just kitschy memorabilia?
By M@

Londonist Underground: Stairs And Escalators

Evocative photos of the Tube's uppy-downy bits.

Preview: Walk London Winter Wanders - The Long Ones

Choose from 34 free led walks over a winter weekend (sponsored post).

By M@

Week In Geek: 14-20 January 2013

London events for people with curious minds.
By Andy Thornley

In Pictures: No Pants On The Tube Day 2013

Did you see people on the tube in their undies yesterday? This is what it was all about...
By Dave Haste

Monday Miscellanea

More London-oriented trivia for a Monday morning.
By M@

Things To Do In London Today: 14 January 2013

A giant Boris, learn to uke, and a free gig.
By M@

The London Alphabet Game: What You'd Say To Boris In A Lift

An A-Z of things you might say to Boris Johnson if you were trapped in a lift together.
By BelindaL

Theatre Preview: No Quarter @ The Royal Court Theatre

It's pretty much sold out, bar a few tickets are available from 9am Monday.
By Sam Smith

Theatre Review: Fair Em @ Union Theatre

Don't worry whether this is really a lost Shakespeare play or not. Just enjoy the evening.

By caroliner

London Beer Festival Round-Up: January

This month's festivals are all about geography. And beer, obviously.

By Londonist

Art Preview: Our Mutual Friends – A Celebration Of The Commonplace

Artworks inspired by Dickens's bicentenary.