Brobdingnagian birdcage set to illuminate the King's Cross area.
Finally...a reason to pay money to see a Carry On film.
A new pop-up cinema at the Barbican.
A disguised sunset procession, hot cider, hog roast, revelling and bonkers folk music.
Can masterfully mixed cocktails in a New Orleans style setting bring punters to another bland patch of Hampstead Road?
A variety club night of music, comedy and proper entertainment marks the sale of early bird tickets
Showcasing the best new music talent of the past 12 months, including Caan and Polarsets.
New look for much-maligned station, and a sound installation to mask the sound of Euston Road.
It may have been one big promo gig but 500 lucky punters thought it was pretty special
And that's all for 2011 folks!
What we saw, what others saw and what to see in the final week
Want a ticket? The BBC give it away, give it away, give it away now.
What we saw, what we thought, what others saw and what to see
We take a look around the huge new concourse being built at King's Cross station.
What we saw, what we thought, what others said and what to see
Summer's decided to turn up at last, but which are the worst venues for being sweaty and horrible?
Witness the evolution of the Morris Dance at Cecil Sharp House
Drama, physical theatre, devised pieces, opera, shadow puppets, space probes, sea monsters and Sherlock
The pigeon's gone mod, venues cover the length of the borough and tickets start from £5. What will you see?
Lucy Bailey's new production of 'Beggar's Opera' at Regents Park strives for bawdy effect with musical authenticity and a high snatch count.
A touch of the seaside on a Camden housing estate.
This one's for keeps, while Tox faces a prison sentence.
Foodies jostle brollies for the best fare
A new novella about St Pancras, Thomas Hardy and 10,000 skeletons.
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