The Line art walk: From Tracey Emin to Antony Gormley
The evolving art of The Line art walk creates one of East London’s most thought-provoking attractions. Beginning in Queen Elizabeth
Read MoreThe evolving art of The Line art walk creates one of East London’s most thought-provoking attractions. Beginning in Queen Elizabeth
Read MoreLondon has long been home to a fishing tradition of its own. Here, local photographers Tom Hains and Ash Gardner capture
Read MoreA scorching collection of essays, Regeneration Songs is crucial reading for anyone seeking to understand their changing city. Moving through
Read MoreBased in one of London’s fastest-moving tech quarters, the London Centre for Book Arts teaches us that it’s not always
Read MoreWith the arrival of Sweet Talkers, Roman Road is now home to three dessert parlours. We explore why dessert is
Read MoreTower Hamlets Tennis has changed what was an exclusive, middle-class game into a welcoming sport enjoyed by players from all
Read MoreEveryone’s favourite meal, we explore the best brunch places our area has to offer. Since the word was first coined
Read MoreWith foreign travel likely off the cards this year, we rediscover the seaside holiday destinations that East Enders have long
Read MoreWojtek van Portek, Roman Road’s resident stylist and art director, chats to us about styling his compact home in Bow.
Read MoreBased on Roman Road, Stitches is a small tailoring business gaining a big reputation for bringing East London’s clothes back to life.
Read MoreAs art exhibitions re-open, we explore the best East London’s galleries have to offer, from performance art to painting to immersive sculptural experiences.
Read MoreWith Encounter Bow fast approaching, we chat to the festival’s curator, Moi Tran, about Covid-19, archives and the diverse communities
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