Category Archives: Things to do

Ice Festival at the Canal Museum this Saturday

Posted on August 6, 2013 by Sophie Talbot
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New French bakery Aux Pains de Papy opens in Kings Cross at top of Grays Inn Road No 279

Posted on August 6, 2013 by William Perrin

Lovely to see a new shop opening with a family team as bakery Aux Pains de Papy opens its doors at 279 Grays Inn Road just around the corner from Kings Cross.  The resident team above are a father and … Continue reading →

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Kings Cross Orbital Walk (Sunday 2nd June)

Posted on May 29, 2013 by tobiaskx

The Seventh Kings Cross Walk is this Sunday 2nd June taking a circular route around the boundary of the area, finding out what’s new; sharing information and finishing with a drink (and food) in The Harrison. We will walk up … Continue reading →

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Keep cool at the Canal Museum

Posted on May 10, 2013 by Sophie Talbot

Click here for more information about the London Canal Museum’s Ice project

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Wharfdale Road green sculpture news

Posted on April 5, 2013 by Sophie Talbot

Local charity King’s Cross Community Projects has been working on the green sculpture project on Wharfdale Road for a while now and is very pleased to say that this morning they set the date for installation: 8am to 4pm Saturday … Continue reading →

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An invisible dot marks a comedy spot

Posted on April 2, 2013 by Clare Hill

There’s a handsome former industrial building on Northdown Street that has recently acquired beckoning, warmly luminous signage. It reads: The Invisible Dot, and it has done its job of coming over all enigmatic and luring me in to check out … Continue reading →

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Science & Story – a fab project for you and your children this Easter

Posted on March 25, 2013 by Sophie Talbot

Fancy you and your children working  with professional illustrators, artists, scientists and architects to create a  beautifully designed book telling stories – in words and pictures – about science, and having the book published  by The Francis Crick Institute to … Continue reading →

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Blasted flowers herald spring?

Posted on March 3, 2013 by Clare Hill

Springwatch in King’s Cross has taken on a bit of a dirt-busting theme with the appearance of “reverse graffiti” flowers. A scattering of tropical hibiscuses and stylised floral patterns mysteriously appeared in the last week or so in the paved … Continue reading →

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