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In the first of our week-long series bringing you different daily activities in Bow, we take a picnic to Tredegar

Victoria Park’s wild side: biodiversity in the East End

In spite of our inner-city location, Bow is home to a diverse variety of animal species, transporting us away from

The Flea at Yard Theatre in Hackney Wick explores the scandal surrounding Prince Albert’s supposed patronage of a male brothel

The Victoria Miro Gallery in Hoxton exhibits the work of the acclaimed artist Paula Rego from Friday 22 September to

From 11 October 2023 to 14 January 2024, the Whitechapel Gallery presents the first major UK retrospective of trailblazing artist

Since opening earlier this summer, Nur Falafel has built a dedicated customer base, returning for more of Bow’s freshest homemade

On Saturday 19 August, explore the historic Old Wapping with City of London tour guide Alison Turner. In spite of

Union by Max Wilkinson is an odyssey through London, exploring the gentrification of the East End and its knock-on effects

The Autograph gallery in Shoreditch is hosting an event entirely in British Sign Language to help deaf people engage with

Globe Town Mural by Shiraz Bayjoo depicts the rich social, cultural and religious history of Tower Hamlets. Tower Hamlets Council

New joints and old favourites alike open their doors to guests of all ages in Tower Hamlets this summer. Not

How Mile End Road’s award-winning cinema, Genesis, continues to attract filmgoers despite the global challenges facing the movie industry. Located