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WEB3 things to consider: Makers Market, New Wine Bar and Live Jazz. Kentishtowner. 11th November 2022. Been to Kentish Town Stores yet for some vino? Plus local pop-up market and a week of jazz at the Assembly House. Community Eating & Drinking History.
What's the story with Kentish Town Canopy? - Kentishtowner
WEBMay 7, 2021 · From the street: the Canopy. Then there’s the welcoming street art: behind is Mr P’s iconic original Kentish Town graffiti, while directly opposite is the more recent but arguably now more famous Welcome To Kentish Town mural by Brighton-based Aroe, a renowned British street artist (read the story of how it came to exist here.). And, of course, while we look forward to the return of ...
Kentish Town City Farm at 50: celebrations start here
WEBDec 17, 2021 · Learn how the UK's first city farm started in 1972 as a local initiative and became a community resource for animals, nature and environment. Find out what's happening in 2022 to celebrate its half century, from Santa's Grotto to tree collections.
Kentishtowner at 10: a decade celebrating hyperlocal
WEBNov 13, 2020 · For the uninitiated, the colourful Mrs Kentishtowner proceeded to sweep around the postcode making various pronouncements about whatever she encountered. She soon won a fanbase amongst locals, casting her judgement over everything from the wallpaper at the Dartmouth Arms to the ill-advised curtains at the Lion & Unicorn.
Town Spot Presents: new outdoor art exhibition across 18 locations
WEBJul 12, 2022 · This three-month outdoor exhibition is the brainchild of Mike Gyi, the founder of popular local WhatsApp newsletter Town Spot. “Every business in Kentish Town has a unique tale and we wanted to tell that in a physical and impactful way to help them attract more customers,” he says. Nandita, Cafe Palestina owner, Fortess Road: discover her ...
Stephen Emms founded Kentishtowner as a blog in 2010
WEBWelcome to Kentishtowner (yup, all one word), north London’s award-winning and longest-running cultural guide . It’s one of four London titles published by London Belongs To Me.. E stablished in 2010 by broadsheet writer Stephen Emms, we are a good news title (not the “local paper”) and leave the hard stuff to other titles.. Instead, we cover food & drink, lifestyle, the arts, travel ...
Kentishtowner at 10: the ten best local restaurants
WEBNov 13, 2020 · Ceremony We loved the inventive vegetarian cooking at this stylish and relatively short-lived Fortess Road restaurant, now the Korean grill Kkini.. Casa Tua Innovative when it opened back in 2013, this much-loved Royal College Street two-floor dining room is as happy to serve you a mid-afternoon negroni as it …
Squats, creativity and destruction in 1970s West Kentish Town
WEBDec 9, 2021 · Squats, creativity and destruction in 1970s West Kentish Town. Such a concentration of young people living “on the edge” ensured Kentish Town was a hotbed of creativity. Talacre Road, 1974. Today’s green space is much praised, but plenty was lost in its creation. “I took these pictures without the knowledge that this place – any place ...
Never For Ever: enjoy a free carafe of wine at Kentish Town’s new local
WEBJun 10, 2021 · Enjoy a free carafe of wine with your lunch or dinner at Never For Ever, a loungey and creative space with pizzas, small plates, live music and more. Book online with code KENTISHTOWNER and redeem your offer until 9th July.
Was there really a link between Mussolini and The 02 Forum?
WEBJun 3, 2021 · In 1934 The Forum Theatre was built over much of the stretch. Seating nearly 2200 people, like the earlier Palace (now a Co-operative) on Kentish Town Road, this Deco cinema was designed by a young John Stanley Beard, known for his slightly eccentric but much-praised style.. The interior, by Beard’s partner WR Bennett, still boasts a series of friezes depicting Roman battle scenes – and it ...
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