Darryl Gates, the legendary old-school tattoo artist and proud owner of Diamond Jacks Tattoo Parlour, shares his insights on Mental Health during a candid interview I had the pleasure of conducting at his new parlour location, just north of Oxford Street.
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Love Dim Sum? Check out these Great Value Brunch and Lunch Deals at Ping Pong | My Soho Times
I mean, come on, who doesn’t love Dim Sum? Those little delicate parcels of deliciousness, stuffed with your favourite fillings of meat, seafood, or veggies… I’m here to lift the lid off these affordable menus, perfect for lunch dates or groups, at Ping Pong! Get your chopsticks ready, it’s time to feast!
Soho Parish School kids light up the Streets of Soho again this Christmas | My Soho Times
Tuesday the 14th November. Yep, that’s when the Christmas madness officially began, thanks to the highly creative children of Soho Parish School behind the Soho Kids Xmas Lights project. They pulled off their very own spectacular Christmas Light switch-on (move aside world-renowned Carnaby Street, Regent Street, and Oxford Street switch-ons, these youngsters have skills thatContinue reading “Soho Parish School kids light up the Streets of Soho again this Christmas | My Soho Times”
Six by Nico’s new Street Food Tasting Menu features global flavours for just £48 | My Soho Times
They say time flies when you’re having fun. Well, it’s hard to believe that six weeks (or so) have swiftly passed since my first experience trying the affordable fine-dining six-course tasting menu concept which took me on a trip to Catalonia. I’m back to embark on a new gastronomic adventure at Six by Nico, whereContinue reading “Six by Nico’s new Street Food Tasting Menu features global flavours for just £48 | My Soho Times”
Here’s An Exclusive Peek Inside the Luxurious Broadwick Soho | My Soho Times
The circus elephants have officially entered the room, or rather, the heart of Soho. While the exterior may exude an atmosphere of fun and amusement, what can we anticipate from the interior of this new luxurious hotel in Soho? Our editor, Kai Lutterodt, reveals more compelling details!
New Autumn Openings in Soho & The West End | My Soho Times
Soho is buzzing with excitement this autumn, offering a plethora of new and exciting recent additions to its fashion and hospitality scene for you to explore. Here’s our roundup of new openings that have caught our attention…
How It Went: &SONS launches its first London Pop-up Store in Soho | My Soho Times
With its eclectic mix of trendy boutiques, upscale shops, and well-known fashion labels, the West End neighborhood of Soho has long been a hub for fashion enthusiasts and trendsetters. And the latest independent to arrive on the scene, joining a thriving community of designers, retailers, and fashion-forward individuals who appreciate quality and innovation, is &SONS.Continue reading “How It Went: &SONS launches its first London Pop-up Store in Soho | My Soho Times”
Short Film Review: The One Man Note | My Soho Times
We continue our Cinema Season with a review of BAFTA and OSCAR qualified short film, The One Man Note. The film stars Jason Watkins (The Crown), Louisa Clein (Emmerdale), Crystal Yu (Dr Who), Paul Barber (The Full Monty) and the voice of Ian McKellen (Lord of the Rings). Without dialogue, One Man Note features anContinue reading “Short Film Review: The One Man Note | My Soho Times”
Black Women in Soho: A Celebration of Us | My Soho Times
November 2023 marks 20 years since I’ve had the privilege of calling Soho “home”. And what a unique experience it has been to pretty much have my entire adulthood shaped through the lens of this vibrant neighbourhood. Soho, an area renowned for its pulsating energy, bohemian history, eclectic mix of people, and thriving artistic scene,Continue reading “Black Women in Soho: A Celebration of Us | My Soho Times”
Gods of their Own Religion rewrites the script when it comes to independent filmmaking | My Soho Times
It’s a rainy day in Soho, the epicentre of all things film, so naturally Gillian Smith sat down with director Naeem Mahmood to talk turkey about the film that didn’t stand a snowball’s chance in hell of ever being made. The one shot around lockdowns, the one soon to premiering at Cineworld, Leicester Square onContinue reading “Gods of their Own Religion rewrites the script when it comes to independent filmmaking | My Soho Times”
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