Dalston’s Bradbury Street re-opens
After a period of upheaval, local traders talk about the future of their street
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Dalston Roof Park opens
A second summer of rooftop events starts in Ashwin Street, including cinema screenings, music, theatre and barbeques
Dalston karma at the Chameleon Café
The Citizen makes and appointment and visits Shacklewell Lane’s concept store
Leftovers, left out? Join in with the cooking at the People’s Kitchen
A Dalston-based cooking project run by volunteers provides an innovative and tasty solution to the problem of food waste
Locals to open boutique hotel on Dalston Lane
Former post office family will open luxury accommodation and a café later this month, with hopes for Olympic tourism next year
Winstan Whitter: a man on a mission
The Citizen talks to the Hackney-raised filmmaker about the purpose of storytelling
Welcome to the new Arcola
After much anticipation, months of preparation and thousands of pounds of public donations, Dalston’s theatre has a new home
Proposed clampdown on Hackney nightlife rejected
Council’s consultation shows overwhelming majority oppose Town Hall party poopers’ plans
A Palace for Us
11am Wednesday 15 December 2010, Rio Cinema; and until 20 January 2011, Serpentine Gallery
Interview: Mehmet Ergen
Founder and director of the Arcola Theatre discusses its latest ventures and plans for the future in its new Ashwin Street home
The £100 Shop
Until Sunday 14 November 2010. Centerprise, 136-138 Kingsland High Street, Dalston
Arcola appeal: please give what you can
Dalston theatre asks locals to help raise funds for their 2011 move to Ashwin Street
Interview: Steve Ball, the Nest
The Citizen talks to the boss of the new Dalston bar and club which has replaced Barden’s Boudoir on Stoke Newington Road
