A poetic celebration of 50 years of Switchboard LGBT
On a Monday evening, in a pokey room above a bookshop near King’s Cross, a helpline aiming to provide information
Choo choo choose poetry with Thameslink competition for kids
A poetry competition for five to 13-year-olds encourages children to step away from their screens and challenge their creativity whilst
The resin rendition: A review of 2023’s penultimate Cromwell Place Lates
In the heart of South Kensington, art enthusiasts can enjoy an evening of aperitivo and artwork at the monthly Cromwell
Southbank literature season to feature Elliot Page, Zadie Smith and Caitlin Moran
The Southbank Centre has announced its exciting 2023 literature and spoken word season line-up. The series of events and discussions
“There’s a reason why we gather in London” – artist Tice Cin explains her debut novel ‘Keeping the House’
In 2021, artist Tice Cin published her first novel Keeping the House, a family drama focusing on the Turkish diaspora in London.
Three south west London charities to deliver youth employment and mental health scheme
Brixton-based charity Poetic Unity have announced that they, alongside Black Cultural Archives and Theatre Peckham, have received National Lottery support
Anonymous artist brings poetry to the streets of south west London
An anonymous artist has bought the art of poetry to the streets of south west London this Christmas, as the
Spoken-word artist’s delight as she is named Croydon’s first Poet Laureate
Croydon’s first-ever Poet Laureate was appointed in celebration of National Poetry Day last week. Shaniqua Benjamin, spoken word poet and
INTERVIEW: Mr Gee discusses the impact and legacy of the Coronavirus on the arts
As the performing arts play understudy to the Coronavirus, we talk to artist Mr Gee about how damaging this is to the creative industry.
‘We give a voice to the voiceless’ – Brixton charity Poetic Unity supports young BAME poets
A Brixton charity is giving young BAME people a platform during the coronavirus pandemic through poetry events and workshops. Poetic
Kingston mums chronicle life under coronavirus lockdown through poetry
Two Kingston mums have written a book of poems documenting the hopes, fears and mundanities of life under coronavirus lockdown.