Plonk! That’s the sound when the gold ball sinks into the cup, you cheer as if you’ve just won The Masters. Your mates high five you and you’re on top of the world. Yes, there’s a mini golf course now open in Camden Town. Plonk! is also the…

At Camden Town London we do enjoy a good bit of downtempo electronica and trip hop. Dummy from Bristol act Portishead is one of the truly classic British albums of all time. Now you can hear a live version performed at The Jazz Cafe. Brownswood Bubbler Elsa Hewitt…

The World Cup is nearing its end, and we’ve got everything in place to make sure everyone gets to watch the final. Here are our Top 5 places to watch the remaining matches in Camden Town. Camden Market Camden Market’s outdoor screen in the Stables Market has everything…

Friday 13th is an unlucky day for some, but for hip hop fans in London it’s a day that could turn out to be the best ever as DJ Premier comes to town. DJ Premier is a true hip hop legend having been half of Gang Starr and…

The football World Cup has arrived. Many Camden pubs will have their TV’s tuned, so you can go down, enjoy a pint with mates, and cheer on your favourite team. Here is a list of the good places to watch the World Cup: The Monarch Belushi’s Camden Market…

The Etcetera Theatre is one of Camden’s gems. A place that, if you live in or around Camden, you simply have to visit. The Etcetera Theatre was established in 1986 and is well-known for theatre, comedy, musical acts and cabaret. To date it has hosted over 2,500 shows,…

Camden Arts Centre is a place with contemporary art exhibitions and and area for education. They strive to engage members of the public. The building has spaces and studios which can be used by schools where people of all ages can learn the crafts of ceramics, painting, writing,…

Boards of Canada’s debut full length album, Music Has the Right to Children, was released 20 years ago. To celebrate this landmark, Jazz Café Camden put on a special night as a tribute. Music Has the Right to Children was released in April 1998 on WARP Records, and…

Patrick Naylor brought his trio to the Green Note in Camden to perform original tracks and selected covers. They were joined on stage by “the UK’s best trumpet player” Fulvio Sigurta, drummer / percussionist Sophie Alloway, and cellist / vocalist Natalie Rozario. Their contemporary jazz, folk and world…

Open Mic Nights are a rich part of Camden’s musical culture. Newcomers and veterans alike take to the stage to play original and covers. It’s been known that the-next-big-thing has been spotted at open mic nights too. We’ve put together a list of some of the regular open…