This year’s Black History Month, also known as African History Month, may have recently ended. However, for BTWSC/African Histories Revisited, the commemoration and exploration of African history carry on throughout the entire year. Their upcoming The African Coalition Day Preview is one for the diary. Passionate about African interest issues, or have a service orContinue reading “The African Coalition Day Preview: Who is it for and why is it important? | My Soho Times”
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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”
Coming Out, Staying Out: Free Event at University of Westminster to Explore Coming Out Stories and Offer Support | My Soho Times
Coming out (of the closet) remains a challenging experience for many individuals within the LGBTQIA+ community, even in today’s evolving society. This upcoming event aims to delve into personal stories of coming out, cultivating inspiration and providing support for the often arduous task of remaining true to oneself and embracing identity with pride. Our editorContinue reading “Coming Out, Staying Out: Free Event at University of Westminster to Explore Coming Out Stories and Offer Support | My Soho Times”
Diwali Specials to Celebrate the Festival of Lights | My Soho Times
Food plays a significant role in the celebration of Diwali. In anticipation of the special day, Sunday 12th November, our editor Kai Lutterodt shares her experience sampling three Diwali menus ahead of the celebrations!
Crosstown launch their Limited Edition Diwali Doughnuts | My Soho Times
Diwali (12th November), also known as the Hindu Festival of Lights, is celebrated with great enthusiasm and joy across the world. It is a time of vibrant festivities, where families come together to illuminate their homes, exchange gifts, and indulge in delicious treats.
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!
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”
Zero Waste Bonfire Night: Remember, Remember the Rules this 5th of November | My Soho Times
Ah, the 5th of November – the glorious day when millions of people gather ’round bonfires to commemorate gunpowder, treason, and plot on Guy Fawkes Night. But alas, amidst the fiery spectacle, many bonfires will be concealing a rather unsavory secret – the incineration of unwanted waste. Oh, the audacity! Who knows what chemical concoctionsContinue reading “Zero Waste Bonfire Night: Remember, Remember the Rules this 5th of November | 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”
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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