Your weekly roundup of Londonist news and features.
'Offensive' Cancelled Cartoon Exhibition Now Back On In New Venue
Licence to Offend was nixed in May.
Tube Strike Action Announced For September
Rolling strikes to last a week.
Where To Watch The Women's Rugby World Cup In London
The best pubs and bars to cheer on the Red Roses (or whoever else you support).
London Underground Vs Vienna U-Bahn
Pitting Austria's capital against London's transport system.
Oktoberfest In London: Where To Find Steins, Bratwurst And Lederhosen
Lager, bratwurst and oompah galore.
A New Food Festival Is Coming To This Top London Museum - And Kids Go Free!
Al fresco eats meet aviation fun. (sponsor)
In Pictures: The Demolition, And Resurrection, Of The Bank Of England
One masterpiece makes way for another.
A Miniature Transport-Themed Garden... In A Tube Station
Featuring a Tube station. In a garden. In a passimeter. In a Tube station.
On-the-Spot History: Victoria Park
Every word, written on location.
Your Tasty Guide To Southbank Centre Food Market
Al fresco eats every weekend. (sponsor)
London’s Best Restaurants For Eating Outdoors: Summer 2025
Make the most of the last few weeks of summer.
The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy Live Show Coming To London
May contain Vogon poetry.
Check Out These Corinthian Figures For Every Major London Football Club
A new book explores the history of the tiny figurines.
What Was The Beatles' First London Show?
1961? 1962? 1963? All of them, sort of.
Emerge East Festival Returns To Barking Riverside For Its Biggest Event Yet
A free celebration of creativity, community and nature. (sponsor)
The Zeppelin Gravestone Of West London
The first pilot to shoot down a Zeppelin.
Anatomy of a Painting: John Parry's The Poster Man
1835: The golden age of the pasted advertisement.
Unbuilt London: Who Remembers These 21st Century Buildings We Were Promised But Never Got?
Concorde Museum? Tower of Atheism?
Looking ahead: Things To Do In London This Week: 25-31 August 2025
See what's on in London every day of the week.
