All tagged London
If like many of us you’ve lost contact with basic DIY skills, London’s The Goodlife Centre gets those power tools back in your hands.
Beyond the best name for a store dedicated to cacti, Prick is making wider access to the greenery we all need part of its mission.
Timeless designs having a contemporary moment, London’s Labour and Wait will make you think differently about your dish brush.
The world’s first museum is more than a display of gynecological anatomy. It’s dedicated to a serious discussion of women’s health, feminism, and sexuality.
At Brigade Bar + Kitchen, food is bringing brighter futures to London’s homeless.
A bakery with a purpose, Luminary offers second chances and hope along with those cinnamon buns.
Make your own riverside tent and join the world’s largest philosophy and music festival this weekend.
Emotional Intelligence isn’t just for us grown-ups. Agata Dela Cruz talks to the owners of Tomato, a consciously designed toddler space in London about how it’s also for our little ones.
Illustrator Michaela Hobson revisits an old favorite, London’s Natural History Museum, and finds a place for inspiration, knowledge and respite.
Zabby Allen, and her dog, find a world away from London as we know it, and a place to make her world just a little less isolated.
This holiday season support pop-up stores Choose Love by gifting everyday items to refugees who urgently need them.
Second Home is stretching the definition of what coworking can be and what it can look like.
Tate Exchange is answering its own question: that art does have the potential to impact our lives.
Finding calm in stressed-out London with a new kind of lifestyle studio.
With Frazzled Cafes, our mental wellbeing has hit the High Street. Comedian Ruby Wax has created safe spaces to talk at M&S locations across the UK.
From the outside this yellow splash of a storefront just off Brick Lane is not exactly what it seems.
London’s Teatulia is uniquely a tea house, cocktail bar and literary salon all rolled into one. It’s also a podcast.
The Psychology Fringe Festival is giving us some much needed alternatives for ways forward and ways of being. They are bringing to the fore increasingly urgent conversations created by the circumstances of our rapidly evolving world by the people who understand them most. That’s a new kind of festival that we all need to exist.
As MindFood’s motto goes, “Gardening is cheaper than therapy and you get tomatoes.” The Ealing-based social enterprise has this idea at its core: it’s founded on nature and uses food as the framework for figuring out our mental health concerns.
The distinct yellow pop of this life-managing brand has found infinite ways to weave itself into our lives. And this has all been done without ever really talking directly about our mental health - which is maybe the most genius thing of all.
