Museum of immigration and diversity makes ‘symbolic gesture’ during the artists’ march through London
Jazz and juleps the perfect combination at Broadway Market’s new basement bar Kansas Smitty’s
The Lord Morpeth pub gets on the sourdough pizza bandwagon
Brenda, which kicks off the Yard’s autumn season, is an experimental play that questions the very nature of selfhood
Light projections, music and an interactive trail celebrate borough’s little known roots as a haven for exotic plant life and textiles
Food historian Gillian Riley looks at how new establishments are carrying on long-standing kosher traditions
For Organic September, Growing Communities is showing documentary The Moo Man, about a ‘maverick farmer and his unruly cows’ navigating the dairy crisis
Community campaign group aims to highlight the “devastating effects” overdevelopment is having on East End residents
Ballet shoe factory Freed of London is one of Well Street’s hidden gems. A new short film tells the stories of the craftsmen and women who work there
His trademark figures have become part of the furniture in East London. Now a new book charts the evolution of Stik’s unique, highly politicised style
Hackney Wick theatre comes in second behind National Theatre in poll
New short story and illustration publication gets to grips with grotesque human forms for its maiden issue
