Hot Tub Cinema – ‘A wonderful way to celebrate the summer’
Decadent Shoreditch rooftop movie experience runs until September
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Architecture for Everyone (TM) – EASTWEST architecture on how businesses can make the most of their space
Architecture practice gives insights into revival of high streets
‘Just drink lots of beer and eat lots of cheese’
Sage advice from sommelier Ned Palmer ahead of the London Beer Festival (With Cheese) in Shoreditch
Adaptation of Kafka’s The Trial at Shoreditch Town Hall – review
Kafka gets modern makeover in stage production of the Trial and In the Penal Colony
Airtime for the classics – Shoreditch Radio launches book club
Classics Corner book club on Shoreditch Radio celebrates classic literature in an accessible way
Identity in Transit – rogues’ gallery on show in Shoreditch
Photographs of anonymous Victorian criminals are the basis of the exhibition at the Book Club
Yalla Yalla – Lebanese street food comes to Hackney
Yalla Yalla opens in a car park off Shoreditch High Street
Paper Dress to celebrate boutique birthday with charity bash
Vintage retailer plans paper clothes auction to celebrate five years in business
Pioneering Shoreditch café Paper and Cup opens
Hackney MP Diane Abbott and Speaker of Hackney Jessica Webb attend opening of new Shoreditch eatery
Caucasian Chalk Circle – review
Marxist playwright’s famous work seems quite at home in Shoreditch Church
Counting down to the 1-2-3-4 Festival
Festival director Sean McLusky reveals what revellers can look forward to in Shoreditch at the beginning of next month
Hackney WickED to hold mini-festival
Expect art, sand castles and ice cream at this two-day showcase at Red Market in Shoreditch later this month
Designed in Hackney Day – 1 August
The beginning of next month starts with a day dedicated to Hackney’s best designers in special pop-up Shoreditch venue, Hackney House
London College of Fashion degree show – review
Hackney House hosts emerging fashion talent in the hip heart of Shoreditch
Dio Lau – Confession in Water
Artist Dio Lau’s debut solo exhibition at the Book Club in Shoreditch explores the dark corners of the human psyche