Palestinian eatery Tatreez opens in Stoke Newington
Levantine and vegetarian food on the menu at venue that also hosts live music
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Dracula revamped at Wilton's Music Hall
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Isle of Dogs venue hosts play about notorious French venue Theatre du Grand Guignol
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Gift of the Gabb – Opera Rose at A Brooks Art
In a provoking new exhibition artist Jonathan Gabb makes us rethink the difference between painting and sculpture
Homing is where the heart is
Pigeon racer Albert Stratton reveals his love for a dying sport
Shoreditch artist John Dolan's unusual success story
Ex-prisoner turned exhibitor John Dolan speaks to Hayley Barton-Stamp following his successful debut show at Howard Griffin Gallery
Hackney Council says yes to Morning Lane fashion hub development
Manhattan Loft Corporation and Chatham Works win approval for high end retail scheme
Hackney’s atheist church aims to ‘do good without God’ as it prepares for world tour
Sunday Assembly borrows format of traditional service, but instead of sermons it offers talks on science and life
Georgian London: Into the Streets by Lucy Inglis – review
Hackney is place of ‘violence and madness’ in history book published by Viking
Open your art – Urban Dialogues exhibition at Red Gallery
Exhibition brings together artists from different backgrounds to explore artistic boundaries
Late At Night: Voices of Ordinary Madness – East London documentary to premiere at London Film Festival
Award-winning novelist and filmmaker Xiaolu Guo describes her documentary as “an impressionistic mosaic” of East Londoners
Paper caper – origami night at The Queen of Hoxton
All-comers can join the fold in monthly origami night in Hoxton rooftop tipi
Afro Supa Hero at the Museum of Childhood
Jon Daniel’s display of figures and comics from his childhood give a unique insight into African Caribbean heritage