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Posted on 27/8/09 by Abi Siri (No comments)
Last Saturday a whole host of strangers got together for a picnic and menu of conversation. This was organised by Limina and Philosopher and historian Theodore Zeldin, who delights in explaining the c ... Read more >>
Posted on 27/8/09 by Abi Siri (No comments)
Timothy Sheader's production of Hello Dolly! at the Open Air Theatre is all that a musical should be. Stephen Mear's choreography is immaculate and Peter McKintosh's set truly satisfying, allowing a s ... Read more >>
Posted on 21/8/09 by Abi Siri (No comments)
A Rambling 3-course dinnerparty at a secret venue in Camden Town. Share tables with other rambling diners and bring your own booze! Camden's very own underground restaurant is now available for bookings on www.wegottickets.com
Posted on 16/8/09 by Abi Siri (No comments)
2.30pm to 6.30pm, plus more entertainment 'til 8pm Come to The Treehouse Gallery in Regent's Park for a picnic and a menu of conversation with philosopher and historian Professor Theodore Zeldin.This ... Read more >>
Posted on 30/7/09 by Abi Siri (No comments)
I entered the magical world of the TreeHouse Gallery project in Regent’s Park today. This is an interactive exhibition that aims to “re-imagine one of the great outdoor public spaces of th ... Read more >>
Posted on 28/7/09 by Abi Siri (No comments)
The Camden Fringe Festival is a fantastic annual event that takes place in and around Camden. It is a chance for local artists and community members to bring something new and unique to the fringe th ... Read more >>
Posted on 25/7/09 by Abi Siri (1 comment)
Coast Dining opened nearly two months ago on Parkway and I went along this week to meet co-founder Anthony... He's a Londoner himself and a well-versed restauranteur, while business partner David ... Read more >>
Posted on 21/7/09 by Abi Siri (No comments)
Camden Town is dotted with unusual statues if you know where to look... The Matilda Foutain was created by Victorian sculptor Joseph Durham in 1878. This milkmaid or shepherdess is made o ... Read more >>
Posted on 21/7/09 by Abi Siri (No comments)
Can you tell where these were taken?
Posted on 19/7/09 by Abi Siri (No comments)
Good luck to those braving the strange sunshine and rain weather today. I hope you're out sharing a meal with your neighbours, under umbrellas, on blankets, at tables... And if anyone takes any photos of their Big Lunch we'd love to see them (hint hint to those feasting in Mornington Crescent)!
