The Stoke Newington Tea House is hoping to cause a stir amongst the cafés and bars of Church Street, but has it found the perfect blend?
The Hive’s meat-free menu is a break from the all-too-common quorn and dal framework found elsewhere
Food historian Gillian Riley looks at oranges and lemons through the ages, and takes a trip to the Bangledshi grocers of Brick Lane
A floating record shop is making waves amongst music lovers and providing an alternative lifestyle for its owner
Fed up with the state of theatre for women, two friends founded their own company placing female characters centre stage
The artist made an appearance at the University of East London last month to give advice to students about cracking the art world
Mick Dean praised for ‘revealing the essence of otherwise typical local streets and waterway landscapes’ in his art
Record-breaking 1980s snooker player to perform on the decks at Dalston venue
Performer Nando Messias returned to the site where he was attacked 10 years previously with a defiant new show about the experience
An encounter with two women in Victoria Park inspired Deborah Pearson’s play about race and identity
Striking portraits and shots of urban life by photographer Mario Cravo Neto on display at Rivington Place give insight into Brazil’s cultural make-up
We focus in on a work on display in East London. This month is the turn of Belgian artist Cris Brodahl, who makes photorealistic collage-paintings that draw on surrealism and the female form
