In pictures: the story of MAP Cafe
Camdenist
April 5, 2022
We speak to MAP’s co-founder Oscar Verden and General Manager Niall Williams about the story behind this local music destination
We speak to MAP’s co-founder Oscar Verden and General Manager Niall Williams about the story behind this local music destination
We speak to the owner of Camden Open Air Gallery and two of his most prolific artists on the joy of spraying
As the acclaimed coffee connoisseurs open a drop-in café in their lush HQ, we take a look at what they are brewing (and baking) on a historic local site
As London’s nightlife venues continue to be threatened by multiple forces, we don’t just risk losing places to dance. For marginalized groups, these spots serve as vital safe spaces, well worth fighting for
From fish tacos to vegan jerk via plentiful burgers, we reveal the kitchens doing great things to accompany a crafty pint – try one for every day of the week
We speak to Founder, Olly Bengough, about launching the totally reimagined venue into London’s post-pandemic live music scene
We speak to Alan Watson, Head of Cheese at this acclaimed champion of small British dairies, to find out what he’s serving
Today it’s part of the sprawling food, craft and soon to be immersive theatre attractions of Camden Market, but the Victorian era when canal, road and rail converged here is very much in evidence too, if you know where to look
Discover how this Camden food sensation grew to become the UK’s first plant-based Butcher
A tasting flight of five natural wines with a board of charcuterie or cheese is the fantastic £20 offer at Camden’s stunning gastropub and wine store
The fiery flavours of Delhi’s streetfood including signature thalis can be enjoyed in Camden’s North Yard
Discover authentic Italian food alongside beers from Italy’s first 100% craft brewery, served in Camden’s atmospheric North Yard
An innovative orchestra reinvents the traditional classical concert in a local performance
Uncovering Primrose Hill’s forgotten tourist attraction
Finding the perfect gift, bringing the kids to meet Santa or simply enjoying a festive treat and a catch-up with friends, discover all you need under one gorgeous weather-proof roof at St Pancras International Station
Visit the first indoor shopfront art show of its kind in the UK, if not the world
The BBC Radio London presenter tells us why he (and the rest of the world) keep returning to Camden for a proper live music fix
Connecting people in the arts, culture and social impact with inquisitive corporates, this Brazilian networking concept has just arrived here in London
Discover everything that Camden’s newest market destination has to offer, with this regularly updated guide to where to eat, drink, shop and be entertained
These photos from the past reveal the transformation of Camden Town’s exciting new neighbourhood, market and food destination
Camdenist is looking for a team of reviewers to record short, engaging and thoughtful audio reviews of the latest shows at venues across Camden.
Camdenist speaks to Acland Burghley School and the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment about their unique partnership
As the festival of emerging talent kicks off, we speak to Lucy Wood, Head of Music at the Roundhouse about the joyful return of live gigs
The Camden rapper tells us about his synaesthesia, growing up on Maiden Lane estate and how the area has shaped his sound
Delving into the future and what it really means, or doesn’t
The rising jazz-influenced singer-songwriter tells us how music has shaped her life since attending Camden Music Service as a child
Ahead of her appearance at HTLGI, we speak to the neurophilosophy pioneer about her work, the process of aging and why she feels talk of mental states will eventually be abandoned in favour of a radically different view to how the brain works
Rosie McCrum speaks to the owner of PowerHaus (formerly Dingwalls) about his amazing life story, and how returning to run a venue in Camden in his 70s is an exciting new chapter
The shoes, bags and accessories specialists have a brilliant offer for locals to celebrate the return to real world shopping at their St Pancras Station branch
From the long-awaited opening of Hawley Wharf, via tasty cafes, delis, breweries, natural parks and nightclubs, London’s answer to New York’s own Highline is already looking hot
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