Storefront City

03/01/2026

PLONK Golf at Borough Market is an absolute blast 🎉 Tucked beneath London Bridge, it’s loud, colourful, chaotic, and bursting with personality. Street art covers every inch, the nine-hole course joyfully messes with London landmarks, and there are cocktails, retro arcade games, pool tables, and board games to dive into between holes. At £11 off-peak, it’s incredible value...and exactly how crazy golf should be. Highly recommend!

Plonk Crazy Golf at Borough Market is exactly the kind of place you hope to find hiding under London Bridge. Tucked away beneath the arches of Borough High Street, it feels a bit clandestine, a bit chaotic, and full of energy. This is one of two Plonk locations across the city, with its sibling over...

13/12/2025

Maps are never neutral.
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Secret Maps at the British Library (24 Oct 2025 – 18 Jan 2026) reveals centuries of charting shaped by power, secrecy, survival, and imagination. From imperial naval charts to q***r community guides and refugee routes, this exhibition shows how what’s hidden can matter as much as what’s shown. A beautiful, unsettling journey through the politics of mapping.

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13/12/2025

Away from the British Library's research rooms, (24 October 2025 – 18 January 2026) explores how humanity has charted the world while carefully guarding what those charts reveal. From imperial ambition and wartime secrecy to community-made maps of survival and solidarity, this exhibition shows how mapping has shaped power, protest, and protection. Thoughtful, visually striking, and quietly unsettling, it asks us to consider what our own maps still hide.



https://storefrontcity.net/secret-maps/

08/11/2025

🌍 Travel doesn’t have to be exhausting or flashy. Post-Covid, many seek meaningful experiences: connecting with local culture, exploring nature, and immersing in communities. A deeper, more intentional way to see the world is possible.

From bespoke itineraries and guided tours to workshops focused on sustainability and wellbeing, there are many ways to experience a new destination.

08/11/2025

🌿 For a quiet walk in Paris, few places compare to Père-Lachaise. Birds, trees and history fill its winding paths, from ornate tombs to the “Mur des Fédérés,” where revolutionaries of 1871 were executed. A place of peace, memory and resilience.

Many of the bucolic burial ground’s celebrated residents are still, according to local lore, making their presence felt 

07/11/2025

🖼️ From Renaissance murals to Kusama’s infinity rooms, museums have always mastered immersion. Today, tech and artistry combine to deepen that experience. Explore how galleries are redefining what it means to step inside art.

From multi-sensory exhibits to tech-driven theatre, we look at some of the best examples of immersive experiences in museums and galleries.

07/11/2025

💫 Replica, a mixed-reality dance work by Dr Kerryn Wise of De Montfort University, is a finalist for the Lumen Prize 2025. Using gaming tech, it places one viewer face-to-face with a dancer and her digital double for an intimate, immersive experience.

A mixed-reality dance work by a DMU lecturer has made it to the finals of the international Lumen Prize celebrating the best art created with technology.

06/11/2025

🎭 Kantha Puranam – An Immersive Mythicon brings Tamil heritage to the digital age. This Broadway-scale Malaysian production blends live performance, projection mapping and mythic storytelling. A landmark moment for Malaysia’s performing arts.

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 4 — Malaysia’s performing arts scene is set for a major leap forward with Kantha Puranam – An Immersive Mythicon, a Broadway-scale theatrical production...

06/11/2025

🎬 Evil Dead in Concert at Portland’s Roseland Theater proved how powerful film can be when paired with a live orchestra. Feeling Joseph LoDuca’s score vibrate through the room made Raimi’s horror classic more immersive than ever.

Dread Central’s Tyler Doupe’ reports back from ‘Evil Dead in Concert’ after the touring production stopped off in Portland. Learn more:

05/11/2025

📝 A new exhibition opening next week explores storytelling through food, poetry, comedy, art, fashion, film & performance — celebrating how stories connect us across time and culture. Are you ready to tell yours?

A new exhibition opening next week wants to explore storytelling through the lens of food, poetry, comedy, visual art, fashion, film, and performance. "Many Tongues," curated by Omo Misha of Irwin House Global Art Center, will use activations to dive into the power of storytelling, while uplifting D...

05/11/2025

🪶 Travel 21,000 years back in time at the Valencia Museum of Prehistory. The Lascaux Cave: A Virtual Journey into the Past lets you explore prehistoric art in stunning VR — no torch or mud required. On view until March 2026.

Come and discover the art of 21,000 years ago at the immersive exhibition “The Lascaux Cave” at the Valencia Museum of Prehistory until March 2026.