Would you climb Mount Everest? Absolutely not, if you ask me. I hate altitude, I hate being cold and I am quite happy admiring mountains from a safe distance, preferably somewhere with a fireplace and a drink. But virtually? That is a completely different story!
I recently headed to Eclipso in Camden Town with a friend to try Everest: The First Ascent, the latest immersive VR experience taking…
London never seems to run out of unusual things to do. Just when you think you have experienced every possible type of concert, theatre show or immersive event, the buzzing city comes up with something completely different.This week, I discovered In The Dark, a unique musical experience at St Bartholomew’s Church near Barbican, and I absolutely loved it. Imagine sitting inside a beautiful…
Joseph Millson has been a familiar face on stage and screen for over three decades from Casino Royale to The Last Kingdom, from the Royal Shakespeare Company to The Phantom of the Opera’s 40th anniversary cast, which he joined this very week. But his latest role is one he’s never played before: novelist. His debut novella, Miller Rose Roberts, is a coming-of-age odyssey about memory…
Family milestones deserve more than a routine invitation. A first birthday, graduation celebration, anniversary, engagement, or other meaningful occasion often brings together relatives and close friends who may not gather regularly, making the invitation an important introduction to the event.
Digital platforms give parents more ways to create that experience without adding unnecessary…
Some books transport you to a time. Others transport you to a feeling. Trip ’89, the debut novel by Chris Foster Tolley, does both and it does so with the windows down, the music up, and a campervan named Ken leading the way.
The premise is delightfully simple. It is 1989, and twenty-two-year-old Cea is stuck: stuck in a sleepy village, feeling like life is happening everywhere…
There are wines you taste thoughtfully, swirl around the glass, discuss at length and perhaps even write tasting notes about. And then there are wines that mysteriously disappear from your glass while you are busy chatting to your girlfriends.Lala V Rosé belongs firmly in the second category.
Lala V Rosé brings a little Provençal joie de vivre to a glamorous evening at Hackstons in…
When Becky Parry was sectioned for the fourth time, she could not have imagined that her darkest days would lead her to write a book. But that is exactly what happened. Healing from Psychosis – We are Living in a Simulation is her extraordinary account of living through psychosis, challenging everything we think we know about the condition.
Becky is a coach, alternative therapist…
When the London Mums Magazine team were invited to see The End of Oak Street, we went along with an open mind. We knew very little about the film beforehand, and, if we’re honest, it wasn’t necessarily the kind of film we would have rushed to choose ourselves.
How wrong we were!
The End of Oak Street takes a wonderfully bizarre idea and turns it into an entertaining…
Music has a unique ability to bring people together, regardless of age. While streaming services have made millions of songs instantly available, there is something special about gathering as a family to enjoy classic albums from beginning to end. These shared listening experiences create meaningful conversations, strengthen relationships, and introduce younger generations to music that has stood…
On Sunday 26th July London Mums Magazine young and less young reporters were invited to review the new PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie, a prehistoric adventure that younger fans will love. There aren’t many better ways to spend a Sunday morning than watching the excitement on your children’s faces as they walk into a PAW Patrol premiere.
We were invited to the all-media gala screening of PAW…