Monthly Archives: November 2025
* the “Derek Nash Organ Trio”-at the ‘Club Room’ – ‘Finsbury Park Picturehouse’-London N4 (2025)
On a bitterly cold evening last week, my London Shoes returned once again to a venue that I had visited only a few weeks back – ‘The Finsbury Park Picturehouse’ in the N4 district of North London. To briefly recap on my previous blog article last month, about this venue – the ‘Finsbury Park Picturehouse’ ...Read more...
*the amazing “Brick Lane Music Hall”-Silvertown London E16 (Nov 2025)
The other day my London Shoes visited a really unique and unusual venue located down in the Docklands district of East London, that has a really interesting history behind it :– The amazing “BRICK LANE MUSIC HALL” ……. The quest of the Brick Lane Music Hall is to keep the old music hall style of ...Read more...
*London’s Lost Music Venues – The “Rainbow Theatre”-Finsbury Park-London N4
A week or so back, my London Shoes were in the Finsbury Park district of North London, putting together a blog article (not this one) and whilst down there I just had to seek out a historic music venue that once operated there – a place where the young teenage me, saw loads of the ...Read more...
* the controversial Swastika symbol – of the Upminster Bridge Station ticket hall – (2025)
In keeping with the London Shoes ethos of exploring London’s more unusual, and lesser known history, last week my London Shoes made the short trip from my Romford base, over to Upminster – for the specific purpose of getting a close-up view of a rather controversial symbol that’s been displayed at a particular London tube ...Read more...