Japanese restaurant Sushinoen may have cornered a surprisingly uncrowded market
Iain Sinclair’s latest book sees Hackney’s favourite psychogeographer walk the length of the London Overground to get acquainted with a version of the city about which he knew nothing
From the smell of petals to head massages, expect stimulatory overload at a performance of The Sensory Score
Bid to save neglected social housing development in Poplar threatened by the wrecking ball
Be prepared for a meat feast at Foxlow, the new American steakhouse-style restaurant that has taken the place of Homa on Church Street
Clap Hands is a play about domestic imprisonment yet counts amongst its influences TV detective Columbo
Graffiti artist famed for painting the Berlin Wall is back in East London with a new exhibition about another rebellious art form: jazz
Fight it out for free tickets to Mexican wrestling at York Hall this Friday
Ex-squatters take on the regeneration of the Woodberry Down Estate
Playwright Brian Rotman wrote play as an angry response to events in Gaza, basing it on historical archives
East End Film Festival to screen this moving tale of lipstick and counterculture starring the likes of Jonny Woo and Holestar
The babyccino crowd is nowhere in sight at Russell Brand’s revolutionary café
