February 2014
By Ruth Hargreaves

Islington Finds Its Voice With Islington - The Opera

Residents, performers and local history combine.

By Tabish Khan

Richard Hamilton: The Godfather Of Pop Art At Tate Modern

A massive retrospective of a versatile and influential artist.
By Stuart Black

UK Premiere For Lost Tennessee Williams Play

The Fat Man’s Wife casts a paralysing spell at the Canal Café Theatre.
By Chris Lockie

Huge UK Garage Event Selling Out Fast

UKG Fest at the Coronet in April.
By Geoff Marshall

Secrets Of The Piccadilly Line

A station of gnomes and an abandoned escalator.
Food
By Emma Brooke

The Best Turkish Restaurants On Green Lanes

10 tastes of Istanbul in Harringay.

Pact Coffee Creations: The Gherkin & St Paul's Cathedral

Plus, get your first bag for just £1.
By Ben_Fowler

Reel Islington Film Festival 2014

Celebrate feature-length and short films.
By Sarah Stewart

Dale Chihuly's Beautiful Glass Sculptures

A brilliant glass menagerie on New Bond Street.
By Dave Haste

Monday Miscellanea

More London-oriented trivia for a Monday morning.
By Londonist

Things To Do In London Today: Monday 17 February 2014

A new exhibition, a grammar debate, and an Africa-themed quiz.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Weekend Round-Up

What's happened while the sun's been out.
By Londonist

The Best Gigs To See In London: 17-23 February 2014

Our pick of the best small/medium gigs.
By Rachel Holdsworth

London Assembly Votes Against Water Cannon

Police want cannon by this summer.
By Londonist

London Short Fiction: Ordinary Days In London

Series of stories inspired by London.
By Silvia Baretta

Free & Cheap London Events: 17-23 February 2014

Stuff to do for a fiver or less.
By Stuart Black

Theatre Preview: Stripped Down Shakespeare At The Cockpit Theatre

The Merely Players season in rep kicks off with the Comedy of Errors.
By Tabish Khan

Drawings Of A Germany Divided At British Museum

Harrowing and loneliness in art from post-war Germany.