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Sustainable Art Exhibition: 16th- 19th May
The Kings Cross based Atelier Tammam, more known for its outstanding ethical fashion and bridal ware have created a “Sustainable World Art Competition & Exhibition” here in Kings Cross,the first of its kind. Come and see the Public Exhibition: May … Continue reading
Posted in Arts and Entertainment, King's Cross People, Local businesses, New
Tagged Animal Welfare, Art, Kings Cross, Tammam
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King’s Cross Farm Drop
Judith Paris, founder of King’s Cross special enterprise group, Get More, has set up a Farm Drop in King’s Cross and will be hosting a taster evening this Friday. Farm Drop is a new way of buying food produced within … Continue reading
Posted in Buy&Sell, Community stuff, Food and Drink, King's Cross People, New, Noticeboard
Tagged Farm Drop, Get More, Judith Paris
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Catching the artistically curious
At dusk on a backstreet south of the Euston Road, Redhanded’s glowing shopfront jumps out from the swathe of council estates. Cromer Street is a perpetually shuttered row of shops, and two artists have set up a temporary studio and … Continue reading
Dave Elvis – Cally Legend
Lovely film of Kings Cross legend, Dave Elvis from London Cares – who are funding people to make films about older folk. You can find Dave on Twitter and Facebook. The King is not dead, merely living in Kings Cross. … Continue reading
Friends of Regents Canal public meeting and call for volunteers
7pm Wednesday 19th February London Canal Museum Regent’s Canal flows through five London boroughs and everyone is welcome to the next meeting of Friends of Regent’s Canal. The agenda will include brief discussions on the future of Friends of Regent’s … Continue reading
Drink Shop and DASH coffee bar 11 Caledonian Road
Nice to see Drink Shop and Do expanding next door into a coffee bar – Drink Shop and DASH at 11 Caledonian Road and occupying another former sex shop premises, the old Soho Books. I had a great espresso there – … Continue reading
Cally Road gets new bakery with superb bacon sandwich and artisan breads
This was a marvelous bacon sandwich – lovely soft brown bread, with a crisp crust only a few hours out of the oven and succulent bacon and a little brown sauce. I ate it at Sunflour Bakery at 263 Caledonian … Continue reading
Oasis in Kings Cross – Supersonic 20 years on
Readers of a certain age might remember (through a haze) the excitement of the Britpop era and Oasis. It was 20 years ago that they filmed the video for Supersonic on the rooftop of what is now the self storage … Continue reading
Posted in Arts and Entertainment, Music
Tagged @podnosh, belgrove street, Bob Marley, Crestfield Street, Kings Cross, nick booth, oasis, supersonic, video location, warehouse
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