August saw a giant pop-up maze materialise overnight in London's iconic Trafalgar Square, and for one day it was home to a display of astonishing Chinese lion dancing.
An area with a rich and varied history, London's Chinatown isn't automatically associated with literary figures.
Not many firms can trace their origins back to the 1600s but one in London's Chinatown can.
This year, Chinatown kicked off London's five-day festival for new music, with its second outdoor music stage featuring the hottest, newest, up-and-coming bands in the 9th annual City Showcase.
With names like Mooncake, Marry Girl Cake and Peanut Butter Bun you know they're going to be interesting! Here's a quick guide to having your cake and eating it.
Fancy yourself as a star of stage or screen? Or even both? Well now you have the chance to prove you've got what it takes!
Last year saw Chinatown's first ever outdoor music stage present the hottest, newest, up-and-coming bands as a part of City Showcase, London's five-day festival for new music...
On February 21st, hundreds of thousands of people came out to say 'Kung Hei Fat Choy' to the Year of the Tiger with an afternoon of spectacular celebrations including a spectacular lion dance...
Keep your eyes on the Chinatown pavilion this May for a very special visitor - a life-sized, painted elephant.
Come to Chinatown on Sunday, February 21st, to say 'Kung Hei Fat Choy' to the Year of the Tiger with an afternoon of spectacular celebrations including fireworks, lion dancing, acrobatics and plenty of food.
The larger-than-life Lion - one of Chinatown's most colourful residents - has scooped the runner-up prize at the Marsh Award for Public Sculpture.
No it isn't - not with Chinatown's huge choice of menus, late opening hours and prices that'll suit all budgets.
Chinatown enjoys a taste of the Dragon Boat Festival on October 19th
Celebrate the arrival of the harvest moon in Chinatown with dance, music, great food and more.
Come down between the 8th and 13th of October to sample the best authentic East Asian cuisine in London – at great prices.
One of the oldest Chinese restaurant sites in Chinatown has recently undergone a major refurbishment and changed ownership.
Feast for a tenner with a free Sunlik beer throughout September on Monday and Tuesday nights… plus: win a ride in a Roller and a Cantonese feast for ten!
40 teams are racing dragon boats on the Thames on
June 28th as part of the 13th London Dragon Boat Festival.
It's the family-friendly West End Live Festival on
June 20th-21st - enjoy two free days of the biggest stage and film acts just 100 yards from the restaurants of Chinatown.
On Friday, May 8th, Chinatown stepped up and took its place among London’s top gig venues when it hosted its first ever outdoor music stage as part of the City Showcase festival.
Chinatown is at heart of the 7th annual City Showcase with a first ever outdoor gig taking place on Gerrard Street W1.
A new, gravity-defying sculpture will guard the gateway to Chinatown on Wardour Street.
Monkey: Journey to the West is moving to a brand new venue: Monkey’s World at the O2 in London.
The London Chinatown Chinese Association has a new President, Leslie Ng, and a newly elected committee.
On Monday August 18th, Councillor Alexander Nicoll unveiled 1888, an innovative, colourful - and huge - work of public art in Horse and Dolphin Yard.
Last month, Westminster Council and the Lord Mayor of Westminster unveiled a Green Plaque on the site of the first Westminster Penny Post office (now Ikkyusan) at 39 Gerrard Street.
Voting for the Chinatown Arts Space Public Art Commission. Upcoming West End Live.
Tuesday April 29th will see Westminster Council and the Lord Mayor of London unveil Chinatown's first Green Plaque.
This annual event is organised by the London Chinatown Chinese Association. Annual lighting up of Chinese lanterns at Oxford Street.
Public art commission for London's Chinatown, Wardour Street: Sculpture Commission.
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