Thespie.com makes it easy for those stuck at home craving culture to discover and access the very best performing arts from around the world via a digital platform. This isn’t just for the Londoners who use apps to buy tickets for theatre, but for the wider community who have limited or lost access to live performing arts. […]
Introducing Thespie – Your New Home For Theatre with Everything from Fleabag to Figaro
May 20, 2020 by
Lift Your Spirits With Orchestral Music in Lockdown with #RPOatHome
May 19, 2020 by
Concert halls may be closed, but around the country orchestral music has been a cultural lifeline in the home during isolation – lifting people’s spirits, helping with mental wellbeing and has proved to be conducive to home working and studying. A study by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (RPO) asked a nationally representative sample of 2,110 adults about […]
Go Fly Fishing Online with Orvis Virtual Mayfly Festival
May 15, 2020 by
Saturday 16 May sees the launch the Orvis Virtual Mayfly Festival – the online fly fishing festival will be hosted on the Orvis UK Facebook and Instagram pages and will feature some well-known angling names. Fly fishing goddess, Marina Gibson will be joined by fly fishing fanatics such as Colin Macleod, Andy Ford of BT […]
Avoid the Tube With These Top Cycle Routes in London
May 14, 2020 by
Following the UK government’s changes to its coronavirus lockdown restrictions and guidance, those who cannot work from home have been encouraged to go back to work. However, this causes problems for maintaining safety on public transport, so the advice is to not use public transport unless you have to. In a massive shift, 44% have been […]
Twitter Watch Parties for Halloween, Apollo 13 and The Breakfast Club
May 12, 2020 by
Thursday it’s the National Theatre At Home, Friday it’s The Shows Must Go On and now Saturdays are sorted with Universal Pictures Home Entertainment weekly watch parties on Twitter. Starting May 16th, audiences can watch an iconic film along with special guests and hosts, share reactions and discuss their favourite scenes together on Twitter using the […]
Party Like it’s 1862 with Novikov and Casamigos Premium Tequila
May 1, 2020 by
We might still be in the midst of lockdown but thankfully London’s Novikov Restaurant & Bar won’t let that stand in the way of your Cinco de Mayo celebrations. Involving lashings of – what else but – tequila, or to be more exact Casamigos, the ultra-premium, multi- award winning 100% Blue Agave brand co-created by […]
Does Culture Matter?
April 2, 2020 by
As COVID-19 sends the UK into lockdown: does culture matter to you? And do you think it matters more now than it did before the pandemic? Every Sunday, you will be asked five questions about your week, how you filled your time, and how you wish you could’ve filled the time if the nation wasn’t […]
Motown Celebrates Martin Luther King Jr’s The Great March On Washington with Digital Release and VR Museum
March 6, 2020 by
The Great March On Washington – one of the most significant recordings made during the civil rights movement of the 1960s is available as a digital release for the first time. Recorded on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., on August 23, 1963, it was rush-released as an album in later that […]
Forty Five Kensington – Beef Steaks and High Stakes at this Boutique Casino
February 20, 2020 by
The latest place on the block is Forty Five Kensington which opened its doors following a multi-million-pound refurbishment, a stone’s throw away from the Natural History Museum and in the heart of South Ken’s buzzing bar and restaurant district. During the revamp, the team created a boutique venue with a décor of black and gold […]
Optimise Your Personal Space in Crowded London
January 22, 2020 by
At first glance the PVC jacket looks unremarkable, however if the wearer feels their space is being encroached by others, the coat can be inflated via an electric pump into a valve in the jacket – creating a barrier between wearer and busy crowds. When inflated the Space Optimiser* jacket creates an exclusion zone of […]
