Have a wander down Brick Lane on a Sunday and take in the colourful sights and eclectic smells. All sorts of little stalls to nibble away at, alongside vintage fashion and unusual bric a brac
We haven't been yet, but MY GOD, we've seen it from the outside and have a feeling you can see it from space. A crucial part of the regeneration of East London, we urge you to see it for yourselves... En savoir plus .
Budding young musician/filmaker/DJ? Become a member for £15 a year and use their rehearsal rooms/production suites/recording studios from 50p an hour. You even get given free iTunes festival tickets! En savoir plus .
Every Tuesday make a break for East London's best weekly student night Dirty FUXX and get your raveface on whilst drinking impressive looking and tasting liquors at unbelievably cheap prices. En savoir plus .
Boris and co. have been upping their game. There's always free exciting and vibrant events & activities happening in the square from Malaysian Night Markets to live theatre/sport on a great big screen En savoir plus .
Wanna get cultured & see theatre/art/music/film/dance for FREE?! Sign up at their website and get your very own FreeB card allowing you 2 free tickets to a whole host of events at the Barbican. EPIC En savoir plus .
Are you the hippest kid in town? Have you seen a gig in a church? NO PROBABLY NOT. But you can solve this dilemma by heading to Union Chapel. We saw the Kooks do an acoustic show there once. Sorry En savoir plus .
There’s a small number of £5 tickets for those 16 - 25 at every performance at the NT (our fave place to watch luvvies tread the boards). Sign up at their website and book your tickets well in advance En savoir plus .
If you're a true lad, you'll be wanting to watch some quality football. Well you won't find that at Barnet FC but The Sun newspaper constantly gives away 2 tickets for £9.50 so it's worth a gander En savoir plus .
There's nowt like pretending you're a train driver is there? Well thank god for the driverless DLR. Sit up front and pretend you're Big Dog shuttling people through the Wharf's skyscrapers & waterways
