Eat Out London!Ritzy Cinema and Cafe
Picturehouse Cinemas are located in city centres and are architecturally unique venues that provide café bars, restaurants and live events alongside the traditional movie-going experience.
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We have all taken a wrong turn in life and found ourselves somewhere where the exits are not marked.
Wandering around in some unfamiliar place trying to find a way through.
Or listen to others tell their stories.
Spark open-mic evenings involve inviting members of the audience to tell a true personal story from their life of about 5 minutes in length.
We create a warm friendly environment that makes it easy for anyone to get up on stage and share something from their lives.
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Brixton - UnderTheDoormat
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Different London indeed.
Brixton has been intensely influenced by Caribbean, African, West Indian and Asian cultures.
This multicultural blend resulted in a plethora of independent bars and restaurants, while its transport links make it perfect for those on business trips keen to explore local life in the capital.
There are always new sides of Brixton to discover, especially when it comes to food: regular restaurants sit comfortably alongside the ever-changing and stupendous mix of stalls, street and pop-up restaurants (for more on London’s pop-up restaurants read our blog article): Alongside its extensive food scene there is a vibrant and exciting mix of events and institutions in Brixton, all coming together to showcase some of the UK’s best up-and-coming artists, bands and performers: After being swept off your feet with in a cultural haze, you’ll probably fancy something a bit more chilled and relaxing, so head to the area’s parks and squares, or take a stroll up Brixton Hill: Brixton Market does not fail to live up to its reputation as one of the most comprehensive sites in London, with hidden and quirky stalls, shops and independent venues offering everything from fresh fish to fresher music:
Barnes - UnderTheDoormat
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Barnes is a peaceful and green suburb in south-west London.
Stroll through the famous Wetlands Centre that is an oasis of wildlife a mere 30 mins from central London, while you can shop in the farmers market on Saturdays.
The residential neighborhood also has some of the oldest London’s houses along with Georgian mansions from 1720.
Barnes is a beautiful place to relax taking a walk along the riverside or visiting Barnes Village where you can make a stop to refresh with a pint in one of the traditional pubs: For rowing lovers Barnes is a great location to enjoy the Annual University Boat Race, a tradition that began in 1829 when Cambridge sent a challenge to Oxford: You can find a range of quaint shops and food spots in the placid Barnes Village, while central London is just a short train journey away.
The shops are the centre of the community, and put you in the centre of suburban London life: Exercise along the Barnes Trail or enjoy the famous grasslands of the London Wetland Centre.
Brixton - UnderTheDoormat
food
Different London indeed.
Brixton has been intensely influenced by Caribbean, African, West Indian and Asian cultures.
This multicultural blend resulted in a plethora of independent bars and restaurants, while its transport links make it perfect for those on business trips keen to explore local life in the capital.
There are always new sides of Brixton to discover, especially when it comes to food: regular restaurants sit comfortably alongside the ever-changing and stupendous mix of stalls, street and pop-up restaurants (for more on London’s pop-up restaurants read our blog article): Alongside its extensive food scene there is a vibrant and exciting mix of events and institutions in Brixton, all coming together to showcase some of the UK’s best up-and-coming artists, bands and performers: After being swept off your feet with in a cultural haze, you’ll probably fancy something a bit more chilled and relaxing, so head to the area’s parks and squares, or take a stroll up Brixton Hill: Brixton Market does not fail to live up to its reputation as one of the most comprehensive sites in London, with hidden and quirky stalls, shops and independent venues offering everything from fresh fish to fresher music:
Hammersmith and Fulham - UnderTheDoormat
Whether you want to go to watch a football match or indulge yourself with a delicious meal in one of it’s wide range of pubs, restaurants or cafes – Hammersmith and Fulham are the right places to fulfill your appetite for a local life!
Fulham Palace served as the former official home of the Bishop of London that is now a museum and the ground is divided in an allotment and a botanical garden: Independent boutiques and high-quality merchants are found in abundance near Parsons Green, while Fulham has all the essentials for your stay: Both Hammersmith and Fulham are perfect for a part of London where there is a true mix of locals and tourists, with many parks and attractions for the kids:
Stunning home in Clapham Common - UnderTheDoormat
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At UnderTheDoormat we offer guests the ability to stay in carefully-selected, stylish homes with the professional service of hotel and free wifi.
The home opens into a outstanding living room and a separate large kitchen with gorgeous dining area.
The dining room flows into the beautiful garden with alfresco entertaining area.
There is an en-suite bathroom with bath and a separate shower room.
On the top floor you will find the master bedroom with king size bed, dressing room and en-suite with roll top bath and walk in shower.
Mystay Brixton, London – Updated 2018 Prices
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Laid Bare At The Ritzy Tickets, Wed, 28 Feb 2018 at 19:00 | Eventbrite
A live music night hosted by local musician, Rami Radi, presenting the best musicians, singers and poets South London has to offer!
Based around carefully selected featured acts, the night is dedicated to local performers to showcasing their talent in a warm and friendly environment.
Laid Bare is an independent label founded & operated by Rami Radi.
It began life as a live music night Upstairs at the Ritzy in Brixton before leading to various residencies across London and is dedicated to providing a platform for the best of London's 'up & coming' talent, with a commitment to developing & nurturing all our
Laid Bare At The Ritzy Tickets, Wed, 28 Mar 2018 at 19:00 | Eventbrite
A live music night hosted by local musician, Rami Radi, presenting the best musicians, singers and poets South London has to offer!
Based around carefully selected featured acts, the night is dedicated to local performers to showcasing their talent in a warm and friendly environment.
Rob Godfrey ** Vicky Sometani Music ** Sherika Sherard Doors: 7.30 & FREE ENTRY!
Laid Bare is an independent label founded & operated by Rami Radi.
It began life as a live music night Upstairs at the Ritzy in Brixton before leading to various residencies across London and is dedicated to providing a platform for the best of London's 'up & coming' talent, with a commitment to developing & nurturing all our
Webby J Brixton - Living To Tell (The Video) Tickets, Thu, 28 Jun ...
Right on top of 2018 this is a video screen launch, presenting Webby J Brixton, Cap-Boot & Yellow Mac.
An identity and message, 'LIVING TO TELL' in partnership with Wire Foundation, this is an event that brings together videos from 'anchors' in the industry.
Webby J (Matumbi), Dutch Pot (AKA) Noel Mckoy, Cherry Brakewells and Brixton Robot.
Featuring music video presentations from the above with a networking opportunity after the event in the Ritzy Brixton.
This event is the 1st and wont be the last... be part of the movement.