Summer in Soho has always had the best vibe. Where else would you want to be for eating, drinking and hanging out with old friends? Not to mention the new ones you’ve only just met on a great night out… Lockdown in Soho After the long months of lockdown, it looks like bars, restaurants and…
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Soho is Open!
Soho is almost unrecognisable during the COVID-19 lockdown. A district which on any given day is heaving with people, suddenly resembles a ghost town…
Soho on Pause | My Soho Times
Absence truly does make the heart grow fonder. Being sequestered in West London far away from the city centre certainly makes you appreciate past Soho times. True, you do have more space here in the suburbs to enact the seven metre swerve necessary to socially distance yourself from approaching fellow humans. Strange, one muses, that…
Soho mourns the Queen of Soho
Soho personalities took to social media earlier this week to share the sad news of the passing of Violet Trayte.
“Women in my family have never been afraid to challenge” – Alex Robson, King of Soho co-founder
Part of our Soho Female Founders series, Alex Robson shares insight into being co-founder of King of Soho.
A Sneak Peak the inside My Soho Times spring issue
As editor-in-chief of a new print magazine, it was a difficult decision I had to make to not go to print this season… We’re all aware of the disruption the Coronavirus (COVID-19) is creating worldwide, and so in accordance with the UK Government advise for people to stay at home, we’ve decided to keep you…
John Ingledew’s ‘Streets of Light’ exhibiting at The French House | My Soho Times
Street of Light: An exhibition of photographs of Soho from the 70s and 80s by John Ingledew I happened to be at the right place at the right time when I ran into John Ingledew at Mark Powell’s Bespoke Tailoring shop on Marshall Street. John handed me a brochure of his latest exhibition ‘Streets of…
After 40 Years in Soho, Sendean Cameras closes its shutters on St Anne’s Court
As 2019 draws to a close and a new decade looms ahead, it’s easy to dwell on all the changes happening in Soho. One place however which remained consistent over the decades on a little pedestrian walkway of St Anne’s Court is the camera repair shop, Sendean Cameras. Established in 1926, the camera repair shop…
A Sneak Peak at What’s Inside the My Soho Times Winter Issue!
Less than a week to go before we kick off with not just one – but two launch events to celebrate our official ‘coming out‘ with the release of the My Soho Times Winter issue! Here’s a peak at what you can expect to find inside…
Soho x Talk at Wagamama October Social
We ended October on a high with an official coming out of the closet for our very first networking social! Soho x Talk (Soho Times Talk) is the events branch of My Soho Times where we organise networking socials for members, in restaurants and business venues around Soho, starting each event with a panel talk…
Out of excuses: Shuck ‘N’ Jive spotlights the racial inadequacies in the theatre industry
Writer and theatre lover Rosario Blue shares her take on Shuck ‘N’ Jive currently showing at the Soho Theatre.
Lady Jane plaque unveiled to celebrate the first Women’s Boutique to open on Carnaby Street in the Swinging Sixties
Tony Shrimplin of The Museum of Soho explained, to see Soho’s history you have to look up… And so it was with great pleasure to join him and other neighbourhood locals for the unveiling of the Lady Jane green plaque displayed above 29 Carnaby Street, on Thursday 10th October.
