The Metropolis

London agenda for Wednesday 29 June

Darren Atwater | Wednesday 29 June, 2011 10:14

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1. Relive the Ivory Coast’s civil war with The Battle For Abidjan [Le Cool]

2. Do the Homework at the Working Man’s and see a mix of poetry, stand-up, literature and music [Run Riot]

3. Check out Everywhere and Nowhere, Menhaj Huda’s look at what it’s like to be young and looking for a sense of belonging in a fast-paced multicultural city [Flavorpill]

4. Hey, it’s Liza Minnelli [Time Out]

5. Walk around the Orpington countryside and visit the locations that inspired Darwin to kill off God [Ian Visits]

6. Drink at the Dacre Arms [Tired of London]

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