di Francesca Lombardo, Culture Editor and Author
London – On 31 October 2025, the Islington Assembly Hall became a sanctuary for the soul. Under the amber glow of its Art Deco lights, Marc Scibilia delivered…
di Francesca Lombardo, Culture Editor and Author
London – I recently attended a press visit at UBA, and left with the distinct feeling that East London’s weekends are about to get a lot more delicious.…
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London – This year is particularly significant: for the first time in its 800-year history, the Lord Mayor’s Show will become the Lady Mayor’s Show. Dame Susan Langley…
di Francesca Lombardo, Culture Editor and Author
London – V&A South Kensington, 20 September 2025 – 22 March 2026 Sponsored by Manolo Blahnik The Victoria and Albert Museum opens its autumn season with Marie Antoinette…
di Francesca Lombardo, Culture Editor and Author
London – The London Guitar Festival, presented by the International Guitar Foundation (IGF) at the Kings Place in London, has established itself as a clarion call for guitar…
di Francesca Lombardo, Culture Editor and Author
London – Last weekend, I had the pleasure of experiencing Piccolino’s newly launched Weekend Menu — a two-course feast of pure Italian indulgence priced at just £30. In…
di Francesca Lombardo, Culture Editor and Author
London – When Todrick Hall steps onto a stage, audiences expect something electric — a blend of precision, heart, and originality that only he can deliver. This November,…
di Francesca Lombardo, Culture Editor and Author
London – Running from 14 September to 16 November 2025, The Other Palace is hosting the world premiere of one of the most beloved romantic comedies of all…
di Francesca Lombardo, Culture Editor and Author
London – As the curtain falls on this year’s PhotoMonth — London’s month-long celebration of photography — the festival’s final night promises to be one of reflection, artistry,…
di Francesca Lombardo, Culture Editor and Author
London – In the hushed, candlelit nave of a Mayfair church, Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana — that monumental ode to fortune, passion, and the flesh — was reimagined…
