August is packed with reasons to explore London. From limited-run theatre and blockbuster exhibitions to live music and one-off cultural events, discover our edit of what's worth adding to your diary before the month is out.

From waiters racing through Soho to snail racing in St Anne's Gardens, step inside one of the neighbourhood's most wonderfully eccentric traditions.

Discover the story behind one of our favourite dishes from the El Fenn residency, and recreate our Green Pea & Broad Bean Hummus at home.

Meet the artisans behind our El Fenn residency, hand-painted ceramics, traditional embroidery, bespoke furniture and lanterns, all created by hand. Discover the people whose craftsmanship brings every detail to life.

Continue the journey beyond Flute with our guide to the people, places and businesses bringing the creativity, culture and flavours of North Africa to London.

Bring a little Marrakech home with our Al Jamra, a floral, citrus-led cocktail inspired by the flavours of the El Fenn residency.

The El Fenn residency has officially arrived at Broadwick Soho, bringing a summer of Moroccan art, music and culture to Flute. Beyond our rooftop, July is packed with theatre, festivals and cultural highlights across the capital.

A rooftop singalong led by Jack Guinness and Diana Vickers, with Poetry Vodka cocktails flowing, peach Red Bull in hand and Whispering Angel poured beneath the Soho sunshine. A pretty wonderful way to celebrate Pride.

This summer, as El Fenn takes over Flute, our rooftop bar becomes home to Between Rooftops, an exhibition bringing together the work of Marrakech-based artists Ismail Zaidy and FatimaZohra Serri.

This Pride Month, we are shining a light on incredible charity, Switchboard, the UK’s LGBTQIA+ helpline, and their decades of vital, volunteer-led support.

June’s here and it marks Pride month! Plus exciting exhibitions, performances and cultural moments are happening.

Our go-to bakeries in Soho for a sweet treat and a coffee!

May is when London starts to feel like itself again. The light hangs around, people stay out a little longer, and the city becomes less about plans and more about what happens after them.

We had a glorious day of sunshine this week and it has put us in the mood for spring. With so much happening across London, it feels like just the right moment to start thinking about your next visit.

Andrea Alinovi is a co-founder of Italian Bear Chocolate, known for its unapologetically thick Italian hot chocolate… and a queue that rarely disappears.

If you're in London over Easter, base yourself at Broadwick Soho.

It's one of the few parts of the city where you don't need much of a plan. Everything happens within a few streets - and anything else is an easy walk away. Here's how we'd spend it.

We spent the day in the kitchen at Dear Jackie with Chef Luca, watching how one of the dishes everyone seems to be ordering actually comes together. At first glance, it seems like a classic. In practice, it’s a series of small decisions, each done properly.

In honour of International Women’s Day this Sunday, our new edition of Soho Diaries spotlights a legend of Soho - Lesley Lewis of The French House Soho.

International Women’s Day at Broadwick Soho was marked by a series of moments that celebrated the women shaping our industry, our neighbourhood and the creative communities around us.