It’s been more than one month since the devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit South Eastern Turkey and Northern Syria. Attend this Turkey-Syria Fundrasier at the Royal Albert Hall In the words of the 100-year-old jedi: enjoy this, you will. Anyone that’s got a passing interest in the galaxy far, far away should strap themselves into the Millennium Falcon (or the Piccadilly Line) destined for Kensington to bag a spot at the front of the line.
Lightsabers are being drawn at The Fans Strike Back exhibition, with a fan-created setting that let you see countless posters, sculptures, figurines and costumes from the beloved franchise. Visceral obsession for Vader? Got love for Luke and Leia? Yearning to catch some more Yoda action? We could go on… but in all seriousness you’ll be roaring like a wookiee when you catch wind of this new Star Wars exhibition hitting the city of London in April 2023. Use the force at this epic new Star Wars exhibition Find out more about the event here, and book your spot now! 4. Take part in a masterclass with chefs, sample wine from the finest Sicilian wineries, and boogie along to the roster of live music performers across the weekend. While the food is obviously a massive part of this (you’ll get enough arancini, fresh pasta and cannoli to have your stomach belting out That’s Amore), there’s also plenty of activities to figuratively sink your teeth into after you’ve enjoyed your feast. SicilyFEST halts that problem in its tracks offering you a deep dive into Mediterranean flavour between April 20-23 in Islington. Trouble is, it still feels a little far away. With the year flying by, you’ve probably been piecing together your summer holidays. Experience a taste of Sicily at this festival of flavours Image: SicilyFEST Find out more about Roof East here tickets are on sale now! 3.
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Aside some familiar faces of activities ( Birdies, Glitter Bowls, Rooftop Film Club) and food vendors (Cheeky Burger, Piddaji), there’s an exciting new section of free activities, which includes giant Jenga. Roof East is rolling back to its Stratford rooftop on April 20 this year, and the vibrant playground for adults is bringing even more with it than usual this year. You want a sure sign of summer that arrives in April every year, though? Well that would be Roof East, the dash of colour that’s with us all throughout the sunny season. These are both correct, in a sense, but, really, it’s all about what’s going on in the skies, which seems to change every year. Some might say it starts on June 1, while others proclaim the end of daylight savings to be the start of summertime. The start of summer is a moveable feast in London. Welcome back this colourful playground for grown ups Rooftop Cinema Club | Photo by Owen Billcliffe Photography
A walk to the shops and a stroll through the park can have a whole new meaning in spring – here’s some of the best places to clap eyes with the cherry blossom in London.
London’s keen Instagrammers will be taking a tour of the capital this month to find striking shades of pink on the city’s saplings and, quite frankly, I suggest you do the same, whether you’re capturing the evidence on your phone or not. Pink shades in the trees around the city, and with that comes a dose of endorphins served to us like a tray of delights. Look, London in the winter can be great and all, but once the allure of Christmas lights and warming fires wears off, it’s safe to say it really does last a touch too long-we’re over it! When spring arrives it does so with style, with flair. Walk around the cherry blossom wonderland that is London in spring Credit: Shutterstock – Photo by Magdanatka Here’s some of the best things to do during April in London.
Fingers crossed for some warm weather on the horizon so we can get out and explore the city without freezing for too long. That means a dosage of food festivals, parks, and new art exhibitions to enjoy throughout the month until whatever may come next (May). And London is looking a bit brighter now with some colours on the trees and a hell of a lot more daylight to be enjoyed. Simon And Garfunkel sang April Come She Will, and it seems that she has, in fact, come around once again.
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