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Sound baths, yoga and vegan breakfast - meet the Hackney locals celebrating the spring equinox

Hackney Marshes came alive as people danced and sang at the sight of the rising sun

Author: Emily Duchenne

Sound baths, yoga and vegan breakfast - meet the Hackney locals celebrating the spring equinox

Park Theatre's 'Whodunnit [Unrehearsed]' is back with major celebrity line-up

Gillian Anderson, Emma Thompson and Sandi Toksvig are making a return to the Finsbury Park venue

Author: Lizzie McAllister

Park Theatre's 'Whodunnit [Unrehearsed]' is back with major celebrity line-up

Nina Dellow explores' 'what is precious' at first solo exhibition

'Bona Vacantia' is on at Praxis N16 until March 31

Author: Sarah Birch

Nina Dellow explores' 'what is precious' at first solo exhibition

'The industry is waking up' – award-winning film documents Hackney venues' journey to greater accessibility

The upcoming documentary follows Marion Marincat, who became profoundly deaf aged 26, and Oscar Acoustics as they work to make three cultural spaces in the borough more audio-inclusive

Author: Lizzie McAllister

'The industry is waking up' – award-winning film documents Hackney venues' journey to greater accessibility

Baroque / Rococo at New Art Projects – recalling art history in a new way

Artist Charles Williams brought together artists he admires to create works inspired by 17th and 18th century artists

Author: Sarah Birch

Baroque / Rococo at New Art Projects – recalling art history in a new way

Hoppers' latest branch brings the heat to Shoreditch

The team behind some of London’s favourite Sri Lankan and South Indian flavours has opened a fourth branch in the heart of East London

Author: Gabriel Wilding

Hoppers' latest branch brings the heat to Shoreditch

'You come to the canvas without an ego and start painting' – artist Shaqúelle Whyte on making his marks

Back from his show at Hong Kong’s White Cube, the Dalston-based artist reflects on his process and upcoming shows in Wolverhampton

Author: East End Review

'You come to the canvas without an ego and start painting' – artist Shaqúelle Whyte on making his marks

‘It was filmic gold’ – Trainspotting exhibition at Atom Gallery celebrates 30 years of iconic Danny Boyle film

Choose Life. Choose 30 years of Trainspotting. Choose gazing at a Periodic Table of Swearing at Newington Green’s Atom Gallery from 21 February

Author: Michelle Tonta

‘It was filmic gold’ – Trainspotting exhibition at Atom Gallery celebrates 30 years of iconic Danny Boyle film

Pulitzer winner Alison Killing on the split second that forged her career

Alison Killing is best-known for her award-winning research into detention camps in Xinjiang, China, but the story that made her career could easily have passed her by

Author: Lizzie McAllister

Pulitzer winner Alison Killing on the split second that forged her career

'ROTUS' at Park Theatre is the one-woman show Making Theatre Great Again

Chaisty Quirk, Receptionist of the United States, is the sorority girl antagonist we didn’t know we needed

Author: Sarah Birch

'ROTUS' at Park Theatre is the one-woman show Making Theatre Great Again

'Turning the mirror back on us' — Stratford East’s latest play is Pulitzer finalist holding audiences accountable

Based on real events, 'HERE THERE ARE BLUEBERRIES' may be about Nazi Germany, but its message is just as relevant today

Author: Lizzie McAllister

'Turning the mirror back on us' — Stratford East’s latest play is Pulitzer finalist holding audiences accountable

Whitechapel Gallery marks 125-year anniversary

The gallery has been a cornerstone of London's cultural scene since it opened on Whitechapel High Street in 1901

Author: Lizzie McAllister

Whitechapel Gallery marks 125-year anniversary