The imminent move from lockdown to ‘tier 2’ brings with it the opening of a few fun venues, though not with all the fun of pre-COVID-19 restrictions. We at Vada round up what we’re looking forward to most over the festive period across London
Vada Magazine reviews Eat Nourish Flourish, the new cookbook by Carey Davis-Munro, which claims to provide 12 steps to healthier family food.
If you’re looking to delve into the warm waters of art history on a chilly October afternoon, then you’ve come to the right place. Frida Kahlo is a thorough exploration of the adored artist’s life.
Should you buy or boybott Hogwarts Legacy? The answer, as always, isn’t straightforward.
The JD Malat gallery in London has launched a solo exhibition by hyper-realist artist Ian Cumberland, Presence in Absence, which explores ideas of the self through voyeurism, technology and mass media.
The Hits Radio Network, in partnership with The Co-operative Bank and LGBT helpline Switchboard, has launched a new station, Hits Radio Pride.
Moment of Grace, a new play by Ben Gosling about the Princess of Wales visit to London’s first AIDS Unit in 1987, adapted for the screen during COVID-19 lockdown.
It’s official – Hamilton is the UK’s favourite musical of the last 20 years.
No TERFs are used in the making of these cocktails.
The Royal Shakespeare Company has released the 2013 production of ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ for free on YouTube to raise money for the Globe Theatre.