Community Festivals in London
I love London for cultural events. It is not just the big events which are worth going to, though. The smaller, community type of events can also be really good … Continue reading →
Irish Dancing at St Patrick’s Day in London
I was meant to write about the awesome achievements of the winter Paralympics. But, the Irish dancing that I saw today captivated me. Many of them are representing London at the … Continue reading →
Re-inventing the Gioconda
When I was a student, we were encouraged to present our own ideas in a constructive way. Exploring a variety of viewpoints was great for creative minds, until everybody realised … Continue reading →
Christmas Carols at St Paul’s Cathedral
As a non-religious person, the idea of going to a service just doesn’t fit in my plans. I even find it a bit uncomfy to be there at wedding ceremonies. … Continue reading →
A Cultural House Warming Party
So, you think that house warming parties can’t be of the cultural type? On this post, I will prove to you that it is possible to have party and some … Continue reading →
Inside the Camden Lock Canal
Hello again. I’m back after a few stressful and hectic weeks. Have you ever been inside the Camden Lock canal? I don’t mean that time when you accidentally fell inside during … Continue reading →
Fancy a Pillow Fight in London?
No, I’m not joking. I know it sounds strange – an adult suggesting a pillow fight. It is also in the park. A pillow fight in the park? Well, this … Continue reading →
Watching a Time Piece
To me, one of the challenges that modern art poses to the public is not being understood. I’ve attended this contemporary dance performance event where dancers were being juxtaposed with a … Continue reading →
A Day in Camden Beach
I love it when people get creative and adventurous. Who would’ve thought that we were going to enjoy inland beaches? I went to the Camden Beach at the Roundhouse recently … Continue reading →