Fancy trying out top London shows before you pay to go and see them at the Theatre? At West End LIVE! you can, where hit shows are bought to an open air stage.
This annual festival, now in its 9th year, organised by Westminster City Council and the Society of London Theatre, in association with MasterCard took place at the end of June in the iconic setting of Trafalgar Square.
Been to the zoo, seen the animals and think you have experienced all it has to offer? Think again…it’s time to see its really wild side!
Every Friday night throughout June and July ZSL London Zoo open their gates after hours for Zoo Lates. So, on a sunny Friday night last month I joined hundreds of other party animals to experience a night, at the ultimate urban jungle, for myself.
Don your tiger onesie or have your face-painted as your favourite zoo creature and find out what the animals get up to after everyone should have gone home.
Recently I got to fulfil a childhood dream and become a zookeeper for the day thanks to ZSL London Zoo.
I excitedly joined just two others for what was to be a real hands-on experience and a unique insight into what life is like for the keepers.
Do you touch your boobs enough? A couple of weeks ago I went to a festival that encourages you to do just that…”cop a feel”… sounds like most boys fantasy, but it could actually save your life!
The weather wasn’t entirely on our side but that didn’t dampen our spirits as this was an indoor festival, so we ditched the coats and wellies and made our way to Islington Metal Works.
Festifeel is a single day music festival, which kicks off the Summer Boob Tour for organisers Coppafeel, as they begin attending the festivals in order to raise awareness of breast cancer.
Several sculptures have been erected for the third year in the heart of the City of London as part of Sculpture in the City 2013.
I went to the 27th floor of Tower 42 to look down on the area, before being taken on a tour of the sculptures by Sonia Solicari, head of Guildhall Art Gallery.