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Go watch a film in south bank bro (under 25 get cheap tickets), Rio cinema is good too + voodoo rays is my fave pizza place, see if there are any cool free exhibitions on

@moonshadows

Sep 3, 2024

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southbank

the south bank of the river thames, accesible via london bridge(overground train) or waterloo( underground tube). contains: bfi southbank- £3 (amazing)films if under 25 or bfi imax, the biggest screen in the uk; tate modern art musuem- free entry but id recommend donating(necessary for certain exhibits); national theatre - coming in clutch again with a discount for young people ; southbank iconic skate park and more and more cool art and people.

@letsgetiton1223

Mar 19, 2024

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national theatre/west end/royal court theatre - if you wanna watch a play but check what’s on before hand national portrait gallery and national gallery - they are close to each other so could be a 2 in 1 thing barbican centre - performing arts centre that host concerts, art exhibition, film screenings and art exhibitions depending what time you come ice rinks might be the move, i rec alexandra palace for that. there might also be christmas markets open. tate modern museum of london docklands (thanks Baby for making me double check this) prince of peckham - a pub that’s also a venue. they usually have game nights on monday, there‘s also comedy nights, karaoke, sip n paint. so i’d say check what’s on before you go the ritzy - cinema that also host community events throughout the week orii jam - jam sessions for rappers, poets, singers, djs etc, monday it’s in hackney wick and tuesday it’s in peckham kensington gardens bfi southbank - THE cinema in london with a cafe bar, a library and a gift shop. also there’s the london film festival 9-20th october which they are hosting and tickets are on sale from 17th september brick lane market

@tiff

Sep 2, 2024

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Some recs from a former londoner

Brick Lane on the weekends, a bit crowded the ICA is a small spot but if you’re into contemporary art it’s great spend the day wandering around the parks the Prince Charles Cinema has great screenings anything in Dalston/Hackney, (biased as I used to live in Hackney/Stoke Newington)there’s a great flower and farmers market there Catch a gig at The Windmill in Brixton if there is one !