London drag scene hits its stride
While drag is by no means a queer-only artform, it holds a special place in that community across most of the world, and London is no exception.
Read MoreThe Hyland Cinema: Londons nostalgic taste of retro film
Cinemas and films changed over the years. Bright high-definition screens, over-powering sound, and theatres that seat hundreds at a time have become the new norm.
Read MoreBudweiser Gardens big summer shows
London’s largest venue for live music and other major events is hosting a series of incredible acts this summer.
Read MorePalasad Social Bowl is a music venue?!
Palasad Social Bowl is well-known in London as a hotspot for food, bowling, and arcade games. What many newcomers to the city might not know is that the Social Bowl also hosts live music.
Read MoreThe smell of the season: Our favourite fall and winter scents
Every season comes with familiar scents, from the smell of blooming flowers in spring to the fragrance of freshly mown grass in the summer. But what do fall and winter smell like?
Read MoreHow to style your sweaters for sweater weather
When we look at significant pieces of clothing that we might use on a day to day basis, we might think of socks or underwear. Here in Canada though, sweaters could definitely fall into this category as well.
Read More31 days of scares: Your Halloween horror movie checklist
The year's scariest holiday is quickly approaching with jack-o-lanterns, candy corn and costumes to enter everyone's minds. One part of the Halloween season that shouldn't ever be ignored is horror movies.
Read MoreA haunted tour of London and area
The London-Middlesex region is rich with history. From the invention of insulin to the Western Fair, London's history is definitely worth exploring. But this area is also known for its ghost stories and spooky tales.
Read MoreFall/winter highlights at The Grand Theatre
If you've passed by The Grand Theatre and made a note that you want to plan a visit, now is the perfect time!
Read MoreLondons best spot to longboard
I have been infatuated with longboards since I was 13 and my friend let me ride his for a few minutes after school.
Read MoreLondons scene has changed, but the music lives on
Collectively, folks in the music scene in London, Ont. gave a huge WTF when the city was announced a UNESCO City of Music in 2021.
Read MoreEverything to do at the Western Fair District
The Western Fair District, located at 316 Rectory St. in Londons east end, is home to various fun activities throughout the year.
Read MoreSummer music festivals in 2023
A look at music festival scheduled for this summer in London.
Read MoreYou are home at Home County
Home County Music & Art Festival will be celebrating its 48th season from July 14 to 16, in Victoria Park. The festival hosts music, art, food, and community.
Read MoreSpine-tingling fun: Halloween events to check out this fall
Love all things Halloween? Get out an explore the spook-tacular events.
Read MoreFall concert schedule
If you love live music, we've got you covered with some of our top picks for concerts this fall.
Read MoreAffordable ways to travel out of London without a car
It's easier than ever to travel out of London with these affordable bus and train options.
Read MoreA history of the Western Fair and whats on this year
Learn more about this London institution and find out what's coming to the fair this year.
Read MoreWhere and how to take the perfect Insta-worthy photo in London
Is it still trendy to take pictures of our fancy meals and post them? How about having personal accounts for our pets? Is using the filters Sierra or Mayfair still a thing?
Read MoreThe six best museums in the Forest City
If youre the kind of person who likes more educational and quiet attractions, London is home to some great museums and historic sites.
Read MoreLondon is Canadas first UNESCO City of Music
London, Ont. is officially Canadas first United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) City of Music.
Read MoreHow an underground event became a city-funded celebration of music
Matt Knill, a former musician and music promoter in St. Johns, Newfoundland thought he was being quite the rebel when he began a series of outdoor porch concerts in his Woodfield neighbourhood in 2013.
Read MoreForest City Gallery: Growing art in London
London is a great centre for the arts. Apart from the nationally famous art programs at Fanshawe College and Western University, London is also home to several galleries.
Read More519Pursuit: Providing support and confidence to homeless communities
Working at night in London as a security guard opened Alisson DeBlaires eyes to the gaps in supportive service for homeless citizens.
Read MoreYouve got mail: Navigating online friendships in isolation
Transitioning from high school to university is a monumental task at the best of times, but the abrupt transition to online-only events this year poses a new array of challenges for students and their mental health.
Read MoreWinter hobbies to take up right now
If youre anything like me, you probably consider winter to be optimal hibernation time. We tend to burrow indoors this time of year, and due to COVID-19, were forced to seclude ourselves more than ever.
Read MoreWhy is London the Forest City?
London received the nickname from the British government poking fun at Governor John Simcoe, who in 1826 envisioned London becoming the Upper Canada capital.
Read MoreTips and tricks to online learning
If COVID-19 has got you down, I got you covered. Here are some tips and tricks to motivate your online learning experience.
Read MoreSocially distanced activities that will bring us closer together
These are difficult times. So many things have recently changed that sometimes it seems to be a completely new world.
Read MoreHow to give back to the London community
There are endless reasons people might want to start volunteering. Volunteering allows you to meet new people, gain resume-worthy experience and lend a helping hand to the community.
Read MoreGet lost in winter reading
There is nothing better than curling up with a good book under a warm blanket to avoid the cold winter.
Read MoreEnvironmentalism in the Forest City
They dont call it the ‘Forest City’ for nothing.
Read MoreAn abridged art tour of London
London, Ontario has officially moved from a small to medium-sized city. To some readers that may not mean much, but for me it?s everything.
Read MoreA glimpse at local Indigenous heritage
According to oral history and archaeological records, the region in which London was founded has been inhabited for over 10,000 years.
Read MoreStudent resources outside of your campus bubble
When it comes to resources for students, post-secondary institutions usually have plenty available. But what a lot of people do not realize is that there are a lot of great resources available throughout the community as well.
Read MoreA shoppers dream: Retail hubs near you
Struggling to find a pair of camouflage trousers? Dont worry, Ive got you covered! Together, well explore the distinct regions in London, Ont. and everything they have to offer for all your shopping needs.
Read MoreExploring the great outdoors and beyond
London is full of hidden gems that most students never discover in their time spent in the city. Many might find themselves wondering: besides college and university campuses what else is even here??
Read MoreLondons most cherished live music venues, old and new
As we slowly emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic, audiences and musicians alike are hungrier than ever for a return to live music.
Read MoreLondon on a budget
Activities to do around As a student, you may feel limited by that sad, sad balance in your bank account
Read MoreLondon breakdown: Your guide around the Forest City
This part of London is where Fanshawe College?s main campus is located. Some of the notable places to visit are: Banting house (historical building), Kiwanis Park (skate park) and the Western Fair District.
Read MoreFestivals all summer long
Dont miss out on some of the biggest festivals in London and surrounding area this summer
Read MoreWhere to get comics and other geeky items
Comic Con comes around once a year to offer so many geeky items: posters, comics, figurines, games and other merchandise.
Read MoreShop ‘til you drop: Unique boutiques in London
London has a fair share of boutiques dotted across the city, but finding something that is uniquely #LdnOnt is hard to do when you are new to the city.
Read MoreThe ultimate bookworm bookstore guide
Would you rather be reading a book above anything else? Do you decline going out on weekends just to spend time with a special book?
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