The Proud Archivist – arts and food on Regent’s Canal
New venue is a combination of restaurant and arts hub
Hackney Citizen
Gujarati Rasoi to double capacity
Indian restaurant to branch out with an expanded restaurant
Hackney gets its goat
It’s tough to find in supermarkets but goat meat is great for you
Nice Guy – review
A jobless father explores the seamier side of London in realist drama with a gangster twist
Rethinking the wardrobe for autumn and winter
Autumn and winter trends including a Britpop revival are on display in East London
Find an Arrow by Troubadour Rose – album review
The highly-rated Troubadour Rose stir the emotions with an album rooted in the natural world
Home at the Arcola – review
Touching revival of David Storey’s play about ageing marks playwright’s 80th birthday
With strings attached – the inaugural Stoke Newington Guitar Festival
World famous guitarists both classical and modern to descend on Hackney this month
Take cover! Exhibition of Stanley Donwood prints at Hang-Up Gallery
Stoke Newington gallery hosts exhibition of rare prints by Radiohead artist
London Jazz Festival makes its way to East London
Established acts and emerging talent to perform in East London this month as part of the London Jazz Festival
Doing the right thing: acts of remembrance at the Rosemary Branch
Verbatim production opening this month uses soldiers’ first-hand accounts to explore issues of loss and remembrance
Technology kit that lets you build computer game system
Company Technology Will Save Us unleash latest piece of DIY wizardry
School governors face education challenge, says Lisa Neidich
Hackney School Governors’ Association (HASGA) chair calls for more training