Craig Taylor and Londonist Editor M@ in conversation about London.
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Classical music minus the rules this Sunday (sponsored post)
Maps + Art + maths = A neat little show
Photographs of her magical site-specific installations.
Experimental dance moves from mysterious LA record label
VIsit Westminster Hall and see it transformed with art, dance and poetry.
See our pick of gigs going on sale this week.
Maxïmo Park's Lukas Wooller tells us about the new album, his favourite London venues - and breaking instruments at the Notting Hill Arts Club.
Suburban desperation boils over thanks to barbecues and booze (sponsored post)
Literary events in London this week: Martin Amis, AS Byatt, AL Kennedy, Polari, Poejazzi and more
Edinburgh bound comedy shows being road tested in London
Yet another book about the Tube, but this one's brilliant.
Applecart’s defiance of the weather proves to be a very British festival.
Not a Jubilee-related view of London.
Bringing his large sculptures indoors increases their potency and heightens the tension.
Where to find funny this week: Pappy's, Marcel Lucont, Sheeps and Eleanor Conway's Comedy Rumble.
Coldplay wow the audience at a spectacular Emirates Stadium show
An engaging, funny and poignant new play from Ella Hickson
Have a laid back Sunday without compromising on the music.
There's a very special 50th birthday show on sale this Friday, plus a host of other interesting gigs.
An art fair showcasing the latest and greatest in Latin American art.
The highlight of the hipster calendar is here, so time to enjoy the buzz bands.
The funnyman tells us about gigging in an upside-down purple cow.
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