Frank’s Cafe is back in time for summer – it’s time to get sipping at sunset again |
| | | | Rooftops to plan your weekend around | | Have you heard the news? Frank’s Cafe has just reopened! Is there a finer, more eye-popping London location in which to sip a Negroni (it’s always a Negroni) as the sun goes down over the sweaty city? What’s that? The imminent heatwave makes you doubtful you’ll get a booking? Fear not. We have a fairly exhaustive list of excellent rooftop bars in London. You shall go to the Negroni-sipping, sunset ball, Cinderella. |
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At which London university did Queen guitarist Brian May study physics? |
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| | Incoming: streaming stuff for your diary | | | | All day ‘Twelve Thousand Years in Fragments’ | | Nice and light for Tuesday: this is an audiovisual experience that reflects 12 millennia of human influence on earth as a ‘40-minute symphony of sound and image’. It costs eight quid but this might very well end up changing your life and totally blowing your mind, so fair dos. It’s part of the very cool Electric Dreams online festival. | | The best of the rest: | Tuesday noon Plastic in the Thames, hey? What are we going to do about that? Let’s join the folks at the Natural History Museum as they chew it over.
Tuesday 7pm The Royal Institution get to grips with cancer. Scientist Kat Arney explores the dawn of life on planet earth in an attempt to get to the heart of what the Big C really is.
Wednesday 7pm The Old Vics reimagines ‘Jekyll & Hyde’ as a contemporary dance thriller, directed and choreographed by Olivier Award-winner Drew McOnie.
Check out our full list of the day’s best events, updated every day |
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| | | More quality for your quarantine | | | | Help the animals | | London Zoo is mustering a volunteer army to avoid closure. A career in penguin-hugging awaits | | |
| | | Deluxe drop out | | Ever considered living on a really remote Scottish island? The option’s there if you want it | | |
| | | | Art is coming | | A new centre for illustration is opening in north London. And it’s the biggest of its kind in the world | | |
| | | Save money, eat food | | Eat Out to Help Out has begun! We’ve rounded up a bunch of Time Out-approved places that are in on the action | | |
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| | Time Out has become Time In while our wonderful city is on lockdown. We are still dedicated to bringing you the best of London, even while London itself sits indoors for a while. Wherever you are in the city, if there's something happening, Time In will let you know about it. |
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