London agenda for Friday 13 July 2012
1. Make like it is NYC 1979 with Alex Metric at the Nest [Le Cool]
2. Share an intimate evening with Bishi at the Print Room [Run Riot]
3. Listen to Blue Daisy, John Cranmer, Yes Jess!, TimeOut All Stars at Hint [Don’t Panic]
4. Discuss whether ruination is overtaking regeneration with the creator of polemical fanzine Savage Messiah, Laura Oldfield-Ford, and Owen Jones, author of Chavs: The Demonization of the Working Class at Journeys through Urban Britain [Ian Visits]
5. Eat at Robin Hood Zorro [Tired of London]
13 Jul 2012
London agenda for Thursday 12 July 2012
1. Get down with Saturday Night Fever in the Old Vic Tunnels [Le Cool]
2. Struggle for power, territory and sexual domination through interpretive dance [Run Riot]
3. Help launch the new label by Italoboyz’ Marco Donato and Federico Marto, Superfiction [Don’t Panic]
4. Explore the meaning of games like Risk, Battleships, and the Nazi’s Jews Out! in the context of global conflict at Playing at War [Ian Visits]
5. Find the site of Alexander Fleming’s discovery [Tired of London]
12 Jul 2012
London agenda for Wednesday 11 July 2012
1. Spread throughout Soho for the short films of the Rushes Soho Shorts Festival [Run Riot]
2. Listen to Andrew Martin’s Passenger’s History of the Tube [Ian Visits]
3. Eat at the Wapping Project [Tired of London]
11 Jul 2012
London agenda for Tuesday 10 July 2012
1. See a special headline show at 93 Feet East from Joe Innes & the Cavalcade
2. View the hidden world photography of Gered Mankowitz [Le Cool]
3. Listen to Luke Wright, Steven Bayley, Geoff Dyer and Dr Michael Jump debate at an old filling station [Run Riot]
4. Discover Shoreditch’s newest contribution to the fringe, the Shoreditch Fringe Festival [Flavorpill]
5. Mark the 800th anniversary of the great Southwark fire with explosives in the sky [Ian Visits]
6. Visit the Irish Cultural Centre [Tired of London]
10 Jul 2012
London agenda for 9 July 2012
1. Hear a singer with a voice like Nina Simone and plays a badass Prince-esque funk guitar, Lianne La Havas [Le Cool]
2. Visit the smashing new Marylebone Gardens for stylishly droll raconteur, David Mills [Run Riot]
3. Listen to Rowdy Superstar at Madame Jojo’s [Don’t Panic]
4. Wear some special microphones and smart phones and look at bats [Ian Visits]
5. Listen to music in Wilton’s Mahogany Bar [Tired of London]
09 Jul 2012
London agenda for Friday 6 July 2012
1. View original press photos of war and peace [Le Cool]
2. In London Pleasure Garden, a stately music fest decree Orbital, Gary Numan, Squarepusher, Four Tet and Ellen Allien feature at Bloc [Run Riot]
3. Have Sex & Travel [Don’t Panic]
4. Journey into the Lost World of Bohemian Soho at Sohemian Rhapsody [Ian Visits]
5. Hear the music of Norman Long [Tired of London]
06 Jul 2012
London agenda for Thursday 5 July 2012
1. Attend the office party of the year at Sh!t Theatre Presents Job Seekers Anonymous [Le Cool]
2. Kidnap a banker in Hackney [Run Riot]
3. Watch a Japanese punk masterpiece made by an Iranian director in-exile, Cut [Don’t Panic]
4. Watch four teams of London’s most Londony compete in the Londoner Challenge [Ian Visits]
5. Watch the Shard light up the sky [Tired of London]
05 Jul 2012
London agenda for Wednesday 4 July 2012
1. London agenda knows that you are not watching the best imported TV show but one of it’s stars, and writer for 30 Rock, Donald Glover, is performing his rap persona Childish Gambino at Xoyo tonight [Le Cool]
2. Celebrate four years of Hackney WickED [Run Riot]
3. Watch the inaugural Kino London’s open-mic short film night at CAMP [Don’t Panic]
4. Let’s kill Hitler [Ian Visits]
5. See Scott’s Last Expedition [Tired of London]
04 Jul 2012
London agenda for Tuesday 3 July 2012
1. Spend the day watching the entirety of the Great Gatsby in Gatz [Le Cool]
2. Talk to Nicola Peel at Passing Clouds about her documentary, Blood of the Amazon [Run Riot]
3. Win the East London Ping Pong championship at Rich Mix [Flavorpill]
4. Listen to Terence Conran discuss his career as a designer and restauranteur at the V & A [Ian Visits]
5. Eat at the Red Art Cafe Bar [Tired of London]
03 Jul 2012
London agenda for 2 July 2012
1. Hear grime sensation Dot Rotten at Cargo [Le Cool]
2. Ask director Michele Mitchell, Haiti – where did the money go? [Run Riot]
3. Listen to Moscow-born, Bronx-dwelling anti-folk queen Regina Spektor [Time Out]
4. Delve into playwright Steven Berkoff, writers Stella Duffy, Stewart Home and Tom Vague thoughts on London’s urban sprawl [Ian Visits]
5. Explore the British Museum’s North American Landscape [Tired of London]
02 Jul 2012
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