This summer, Waltham Forest’s Fellowship Square will fill with light, colour and laughter this summer…
Archives for Walks
Enjoy a summer of sound at Wakehurst
This summer, the wild botanic garden of Wakehurst will be brought to life by a symphony of sounds, thanks to six large-scale and playful installations…
Robotic birds, sci-fi dance and a slapstick picnic at Milton Keynes festival
This July, IF: Milton Keynes International Festival 2021 will return to the city centre and its green spaces for 21 days of eclectic entertainment…
A summer festival of new ideas and relaxation
If you’re keen to get back out to a festival this summer, after a difficult year, then ALSO 2021 may be just what you’re looking for…
Take an interplanetary walk in Otford
Apart from being a lovely village with a duck pond, Otford in Kent has a bit of an unusual feature. It has an intriguing model of the Solar System…
An immersive theatre and circus adventure in Dorset
This June, you can go on a magical adventure in Dorset, as Teatro Vivo bring their immersive adventure to the pretty village of Abbotsbury…
An audio storytelling experience in Brighton
If you’re looking for an inspiring event that will enable you to take a meaningful wander through Brighton, then HERstory will be right up your street…
Quirky ideas for an alternative or anti-Valentine’s Day at home
We bring you some quirky ideas on how to spend your alternative (or anti) Valentine’s Day at home, with dark tales and clandestine cabaret…
Creativity celebrated with Right Here Festival
Enjoy a celebration of the creativity and vibrancy of Crawley as the Right Here Festival takes place with spoken word, dance and photography…
Find some New Year inspiration with a virtual London tour
This January, head online to discover more about our capital city with a range of alternative and quirky virtual London tours…
Take some unusual and virtual walks around London
This December, Footprints of London are hosting festive and alternative walks around the capital, both virtually and in person…
A presidential garden hidden in the UK
Here we are again, with another slightly topical Curiosity of the Week. As we’ve been gripped by the US Elections, we decided to focus on an unusual link between the UK and USA for our latest curiosity.
Being Human festival invites you for a cultural cuppa
This November, join Being Human festival’s virtual talks, tours, quizzes, exhibitions, storytelling, and virtual cafés…
Blood, guts and cabbages this Halloween
This Halloween, don’t let kids have all the fun. Edinburgh’s Surgeons’ Hall Museums will host some gut wrenching events, perfect for adults…
Take a wander under The Dark Hedges
Our latest Curiosity of the Week is a spooky treat, just in time for Halloween. A rather eerie and unusual avenue of beech trees…