Tagged in CAMDEN
By Londonist

Gig Review: The Irrepressibles Play Intimate Kilburn Gig

Intimate set brings tears to the eyes, including those of the singer.
By Londonist

Pride And Prejudice Goes Alfresco In Regent's Park

The perfect way to spend a summer evening, in Regent Park's hidden gem.
By Lindsey

Calling 11-25 Year Olds: Come To Roundhouse Open Day

Creative opportunities lurk beneath the main space.

By Tabish Khan

Take A Dose Of Magical Realism At All Visual Arts

Dark fantasy paintings include a skeleton version of Queen Elizabeth I and plants sprouting torsos.
By M@

Victorian Gasholder Returns To King's Cross Skyline

1850's landmark will become playground and event space.
By Londonist

Tough Love In The Night Alive

The Night Alive at the Donmar Warehouse puts the audience through the emotional wringer.
By Janan Jay

Standing The Heat: Taste Of London 2013

Head to Regent's Park this weekend for fun, food, frolics and hopefully some sunshine.
By M@

Open City Docs Screens Over 100 Documentaries From Around The World

Expect talks, walks, workshops and more.
By Londonist

1,000 Good Deeds At The Foundling Museum

New exhibition invites visitors to make the world a better place, one cup of tea at a time.
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 Zoe Craig

Graphic Novel Publisher SelfMadeHero Opens Bloomsbury Pop Up Shop

Coffee and comics, plus Czech paper-cut portraits.
By Janan Jay

Twisted Ballerinas: Belle Epoque Dark Circus Party

Subversive circus at Bloomsbury Ballroom.
By M@

See A Tube Map Made From LEGO

Latest celebration of the network's 150th anniversary.
By Tabish Khan

Art Inspired By Evolution At Freud Museum

Swiss army hands and confusing contraptions explore our evolutionary path.
By Sarah Stewart

From The Bizarre To The Merely Macabre: Sculpture Season At The Grant Museum

Art students rethink the zoological collection.

By helenbabbs

Coffee And Monologues: Blair's Children At The Cockpit

New political theatre falls short.
By Zoe Craig

Wilding Arts Festival Commemorates 100 Years Since Suffragette's Death

St George's Bloomsbury hosts a multi-arts festival in honour of Emily Wilding Davison
By Andy Thornley

Monkeys Bite One Person A Month At London Zoo

A pain in the primates... monkeys regularly chomping on visitors to the zoo
By M@

Free App Explores Hatton Garden, London's Diamond Street

Wander round the diamond quarter listening to GPS-activated tales from the past.
By Londonist

In Dreams: Cob Gallery Explores The Art Of Sleep

An 'atlas of dreams' explored through art.
By Londonist

Race And Sex Take Centre Stage In Mamet’s Punchy New Play

A largely satisfying return to form for the playwright at Hampstead Theatre.
By Sam Smith

Raven Girl: Eclectic Mix Of Old And New From The Royal Ballet

A humble postman and raven give birth to a girl who can neither speak nor fly...
By Tiffany Pritchard

Cloud Dance Sundays At Lion And Unicorn Theatre

High quality dance in a Kentish Town pub.
By M@

Camden, Covent Garden And Spitalfields Markets Celebrated In New Books

A trio of books approach their markets in very different ways.