Now there’s yet another way to get into birding and twitching in the UK. An app called Birdex has launched which turns birdwatching into a real-life game. That’s right, just like dating, online ...

Jelly Roll Jazz Club launches Swing Partout with the sort of optimism that suits brass sections and good shoes. The idea feels simple: take swing music and danc ...

Lunar New Year takes a detour through Kolkata, honouring the city’s Chinese community where soy sauce meets mustard oil without apology. The menu, curated by Sa ...

Four comedians share one stage, trading polish for honesty and letting awkward pauses land where they may. Le’Ana Freeman leans observational, Kenny Simmons sha ...

Brit-rock finds a thoughtful interpreter in Buddhist Holiday, a group that treats guitars like confession. Their sound nods to ‘60s and ‘70s classic rock while ...

Zuma claims its terrace for a winter gathering that feels equal parts polished and playfully excessive. In collaboration with The Orientalist, the evening centr ...

Pansan Klongdee builds his latest installation around a car that refuses to be defined. Activated through sound and live performance, the work opens with a BMW ...

Tom Enzy arrives in Bangkok with the confidence of someone whose tracks travel further than his physical form. The multi-platinum producer builds a catalogue of ...

This exhibition asks a gentle but stubborn question: what if the profound sits quietly on your kitchen table. It suggests discovery has less to do with novelty ...

STILL House stands quietly among the glass towers of Asoke, a restored heritage home that favours memory over gloss. Its latest chapter exhibition unfolds throu ...

If your weekend wardrobe needs a plot twist, Intersect Flea Market has returned with its after-hours ease intact. The Drop & Dig corner rewards patience: racks ...

SNAFU forms around a simple idea: electronic music works best when nobody guards the door too closely. The crew brings together selectors from different backgro ...