This Week: Try Swains, Berbere or Blue Plate
Camdenist
November 18, 2022
Plus four free art events to see and masses of live music
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Plus four free art events to see and masses of live music
Meet Somers Town native Raqhib Islam
This unmissable new event on London’s gig circuit is born from an unusual collaboration
Unusual things to do and try in the area as things get rapidly festive
New things to do this autumn
A show at The Place to check out, plus loads of free live music
New fusion soulfood spot joins Chalk Farm Rd’s line-up
The founder of Arabic art project Hikayetna discusses the power of storytelling over good food
Singer and guitarist with one of Camden’s latest emerging bands speaks
Local gossip and things to do in the ‘hood
Taste sustainably produced wines by Cantine Ilauri of Abruzzo, plus a three-course Mediterranean dinner menu, all for £25
Celebrate a decade of this much-loved local coffee shop
Camden Town benefits as acclaimed East Asian/European fusion restaurant moves in to the neighbourhood
Plus more on our upcoming Secret Feasts event
Discover loads of the boroughs hidden secrets with us via Go Jauntly
Exploring six decades of Italian family history and music industry infamy
Plenty to get your teeth into this autumn
A food journey from Kosovo
Artist Shezad Dawood’s head-turning HMS Alice Liddell now hovers above the concourse
Loads to go out and do this week, and to watch or read too
Kentish Town’s beloved bistro has opened a speakeasy, introducing Patron Next Door
First hand, I experienced the safety risks, scams and human cost in the darker corners of the gig economy
Did you know about this oasis of food gardening and pottery in the middle of Camden?
Restaurant gossip plus gig highlights for the week ahead
First venture in NW1 from the people at East London’s long-standing Exmouth Coffee Roasters
A supportive community helps women rise out of difficult situations, all via the medium of cakes
Let this app take you on a journey and experience Regent’s Park like never before
HERE at Outernet launches and we look forward to the last of the summer street parties and festivals nearby
As the autumn season starts, we speak to The Nest Collective about this vibrant folk music choir and how communal singing empowers people politically
Tom Kerridge of the deeply housey five-piece tells us about their sound, vision and influences ahead of their upcoming gig at Kenwood
