Deptford’s proudly queer, wheelchair accessible, anticapitalist venue for live music, cabaret, art and community events – home to the legendary How To Catch A Pig and one of the best intimate performance spaces in London!
DIY music venue below a gorgeous pub in Stoke Newington.
Join Griefcat’s tour for a feel good comedy hour of hilarious surprise songs, geeky banter and impossibly tight harmonies
Blue turns to white in this botanical seance for artist, garderner and AIDS activist, Derek Jarman. This is a beautiful – if too sombre – meditation on his words and imagery. Derek Jarman: MODERN NATURE – The Prospect Cottage Diaries…
It’s that time of the year again – the Musical Comedy Awards, our favourite showcase for up and coming comedy talent, has whittled down 40 contenders and now 12 remain to compete for the coveted musical comedy crown!
The legendary inclusive and radical venue Matchstick Piehouse is back as a workers’ co-op in Deptford’s arches. The revolutionary programming & underground-but-friendly vibe is unlike anything else in London. To experience true DIY culture, head south from Dalston Junction to New Cross and take a short walk to this archway of wonder.
We caught up with jazz talent YolanDa Brown to find out all about new venture Soul Mama in Stratford’s Olympic Park.
We read a lot of emails and scoured the internet for the underdogs, the independent free ones, and big London festivals with DIY spirit.
London is alive with the sound of music. Buildings shake with the sound waves emerging from sticky stalwart venues like New Cross Inn and Camden’s iconic Roundhouse, as well as newer venues. LET THE BATTLE OF THE BANDS COMMENCE Here’s…
Ahead of her first ever UK show at O2 Academy Islington, we caught up with Anly to talk about early inspirations, cafes, advice for the next big things, and hopes for 2024.
