
Scenes With Black Folk: Camden Fringe Interview
We speak with the play’s writer and director, Joy Nesbitt, about her exploration of identity and the white gaze
The 150-year-old gothic splendour of St Pancras International Station truly comes alive at this time of year as Camden’s perfect one-stop shopping and socialising destination.
With peerless retailers like Fortnum & Mason and Hamley’s all to be found beneath the imposing wrought iron single-span roof, plus top food and drink spots including Searcy’s famous Champagne Bar and a big festive events programme too, it makes for a successful Christmas outing.
To find out more about all that’s waiting to be discovered this season, just flip the 24 doors of our digital advent calendar below – we promise you’ll feel well and truly inspired.
Read the complete guide to Christmas shopping, dining and socialising at St Pancras Station here
We speak with the play’s writer and director, Joy Nesbitt, about her exploration of identity and the white gaze
Camdenist readers get 50% off their first month’s membership, too
A brand new hairdressing and barbering academy has landed in Camden Town and is now seeking style-conscious models and enthusiastic trainees
We speak to founder, Sol, about bringing the studio to Kentish Town