Category Archives: Arts and Entertainment

2009 marks the 150th anniversary of the demonstration on Copenhagen Fields when between 35,000 to 100,000 people marched on 21 April 1834 to show their support for the Tolpuddle Martyrs, a small group from Dorset who were sentenced with transportation … Continue reading →

Now on at the Only Connect Theatre “Two schoolboy friends divided by murder, Any Which Way is a life changing play about knife crime and its consequences.” Only Connect Theatre: 32 Cubitt Street (from King’s Cross it’s a five minute walk … Continue reading →

Joanie McGill at Kings Place sends a mail with some fascinating icy arts for a family weekend.  It's a lot cheaper than LegoLand and better for you… Blurb begins: Scene Norway Under the Umbrella of the London Jazz festival in … Continue reading →

Kings Cross has another new contemporary art gallery to add to the Pangolin and Gagosian.  The Sartorial has moved over from Notting Hill into the perhaps unlikely setting of Argyle Square, just south of the Euston Road.  Full address – … Continue reading →

Whether you’re a community arts group, a pub or a cinema, if you run any kind of cultural programme VisitKX is here to help you. For free. On VisitKX you’ll: share some of your ideas and find out what the … Continue reading →