History is made at night

Luton Henge Festival last month (29 July 2025) marked the opening of  Luton Henge, a landscaped space featuring a circle of eight chalk ston...

I really enjoyed 'Out to the Dancers', a conversation between  Emma Warren and Ezra Collective’s Femi Koleoso at the South Bank Cent...

  Jordan Uncovered is a small exhibition of personal photos of first wave punk icon Jordan (Pamela Rooke, 1955-2022), put together by Andrew...

Lewisham protest, 1 August 2025 In the past few weeks many 'Stop Starving Gaza' pots and pans protests called by the Palestine Solid...

'25 police were militarily positioned outside the Rainbow theatre in Finsbury Park, North London, last week. Squads of police were also ...

From the pages of the Daily Worker, newspaper of the Communist Party of Great Britain, some dances and other social events in the 1930s. Dai...

London Life cover, 31 December 1966 London Life was a mid-1960s what's on magazine that for a little while replaced the Tatler to reflec...

Some anarchist social events in London area from 1890s - 1910s 1891 -  Concert and Ball at the Commonweal Club, 273 Hackney Road, E2 1898 - ...

'The Well Hung art exhibition' is a celebration of queer occult-themed art downstairs at Atlantis bookshop by the British Museum in ...

An antifascist prisoner in pre-trial detention in Hungary has begun a hunger strike. Maja T. was extradited from Germany in June 2024 accuse...

Colin Jerwood, 1962-2025 Sorry to hear about death of Colin Jerwood, lead singer with Conflict. I saw them at various places in the 1980s in...

'For Peace!' is an interesting exhibition at Four Corners gallery in Bethnal Green, based around material from the archive at MayDay...