Culture
Dingwall’s Camden to be renamed The PowerHaus
Music impresario Vince Power confirms Camden music venue has undergone a name change
Six Things We Learnt This Week
From the latest pop-ups to podcasts to streateries to catch before the autumn hits
MUST DO: Summer Party at Let It Roll Records
Let It Roll and their in-store Pepita Coffee present a socially distanced day of live music, DJs and paella stall in the new garden
Two Metres: a photo book documenting the pandemic in Camden
Kenwood Ladies Pond photographer Ruth Corney on her thought-provoking portrait of how Covid affected the local community
Six places we miss in Tufnell Park
From Del Parc to Soho Hip, Shoe Shop to Ceremony, how many of these did you frequent?
Take a literary tour of these inspiring local blue plaques
Freelance reporter Jennifer Rigby plots a self-guided north London city hike with a purpose
‘A previous landlady would parade naked’: the tale of the Junction Tavern
Ex-owner Jacky Kitching on how she turned around the Fortess Road institution back in 2002
The secret history of Kentish Town’s piano factories
Did you know that between 1870 and 1914 Camden was the centre of the world’s manufacture of pianos?
Camden’s statues, monuments and place names to be examined
As part of the Black Lives Matter protests, cross-party group to review existing naming of buildings, streets, public spaces and memorials
Why Little Green Street features in Joanna Briscoe’s The Seduction
The acclaimed NW5-based author of Sleep With Me on how the locations in her new novel don’t stray far from home
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