Find out more about this show, featuring the adventures of Shakespeare’s Caliban as a transexual magickal misfit
With their mysterious 40ft haulage truck stage about to pull in to Cubitt Square, The Place speaks with Frauke Requardt and David Rosenberg about their summer show and its curiosity with other-worldly beings
Three immersive audio shows to download, with the promise you’ll experience familiar settings in totally new and sensorial ways
The stand-up and podcast host tells us about cults, comedy and influencer culture
Boxwise is a social enterprise that takes place across the UK, including at Camden Boxing Club, home of Hawley ABC. Former National Champion, accredited England Boxing Coach and National Lead for Boxwise Rachel Bower tells us about the programme and why we all need to step into the ring
From cutting edge comedy shows to voguing dance-offs
Where we ask performers from across this phenomenal month-long festival to blow their own trumpets, and convince us why we simply must go and see their particular shows
We speak to Michael Thorp, father of this innovative community-based farming project based at Rochester Square
Ahead of the world’s largest festival of philosophy, music and comedy returning to Kenwood, we’ve been chatting to the visionary thinker behind the Institute of Art and Ideas about the event, and delve into his own fascinating theories
Often we exercise to feel good about ourselves. But while traditional gyms allow all the energy expended pedalling and pushing to go to waste, GoodGym connects volunteers with physical tasks that benefit their community, as well as their health
Project Peatlands is the innovative scheme at St Pancras Station that means your hasty cup of morning coffee or post-work boutique splurge all helps to fund vital environmental regeneration
Meet two Camden women of substance: the passionate underground farmers who are busy hand-delivering their clandestine organic crops to those in-the-know
Camden Mela…Paril party…free ice cream…rooftop cocktails 🌞
Tom Steele runs the community-led vegetable deliver scheme, connecting locals across Camden and beyond with organic produce from small-scale farms near London
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A photographer born and raised in Camden, Anna tells us a bit more about her practice and shares her images from walks around the borough
Name stickers pose the question: which type of Camdenist are you?
Rochester Square founder Francesca Anfossi tells us how her love of clay fired up an inter-generational hub for eating, gardening and creativity
Since 1984, this unlikely site just off Grays Inn Road has been a local haven for the people of Camden
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Nelle Laurent is a photographer born and raised in Camden, and the artist behind the latest t-shirt the Camdenist X series.
Camdenist talks to Nicole Van den Eijnde, Joint Director of Global Generation, about the educational charity reconnecting Camden locals with the earth
Warehouse at The Conduit proves that food with impeccable ethical credentials doesn’t need to compromise on flavour, or ambition
Festival tickets, a new GROW magazine + 🍕 in King’s Cross
This new partnership offers free digital training and real world community-building, supporting our neighbourhoods to thrive
We asked former Camden Councillor and now the Mayor’s Chief Digital Officer, Theo Blackwell MBE, what he’s doing to prepare for our AI future
With owners Labtech reportedly seeking £1.5bn for their iconic London asset, mixed passions about this place have been stirred, as per usual
Insect dildos? A chance to milk some giant worm udders? Just two of the many experiences at this dynamic exhibition
With loads of glamourous new arrivals, plus others usually frequented by in-the-know locals, we bet you’ve not tried all of these – yet
