Exhibitions, theatre and much more: Where to go and what to do this summer
Summertime is here and whatever the weather there is always something to do. If you need a little…
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Beyoncé’s Renaissance Tour: All the highlights of the London residency
Glitz, precision choreography and high-performance art are all trademarks of a Beyoncé concert, but Queen Bey set a…
Scroogelicious: Dickens’ classic gets a contemporary musical makeover
Scroogelicious is Theatre Peckham’s reimagining of Charles Dickens’ immortal classic A Christmas Carol, showing at the award-winning venue this…
Whistle Punks: Europe’s top axe-throwing venue comes to London
Whistle Punks is the trendy new destination for a fun night out of pizza, drinks and…. axe throwing.…
This is what we’ll be watching at the BFI London Film Festival 2022
The BFI London Film Festival returns in 2022 with a range of diverse films that you really ought…
Take the kids to see: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe (2022)
Get swept away into the fantastical world of Narnia as the classic children’s book The Lion, The Witch…
Lux Afrique Polo Day: “A special African sporting day that is truly ours”
Melan Magazine accepted the invitation to the Lux Afrique Polo Day pre-event press day earlier this month for…
Jamaica House popup: Where to cheer on Team Jamaica at C’wealth Games
Immerse yourself in Jamaican culture, music and gastronomy at the Jamaica House popup between 3-7 August while cheering…
Year-long Africa Fashion exhibition begins at Victoria & Albert Museum
The UK’s largest celebration of fashion designers from the Motherland is now on display in the first ever…
“Gripping and engaging from the start”: reviewing Jitney, an August Wilson play
Director Tinuke Craig brings an “endearing and heartfelt” adaptation of the classic August Wilson play Jitney to the…
Windrush Caribbean Film Festival returns for 2022 with ‘in-person’ events
The Windrush Caribbean Film Festival is back for 2022 (17 June to 17 July) and for the first…
Your June Out & About roundup is here! Try these 5 things to see and do
If you’re not sure about what to see and do this June, here’s the Melan Magazine roundup of…
Black Love at Kiln Theatre: A modern musical on sibling love & strife
Chinonyerem Odimba’s Black Love musical play is a stimulating celebration of sibling love and the challenges of navigating…
It’s a R.A.P! Get involved in Inua Ellams latest poetry cultural project: 05Fest
Between 10 – 19 March award-winning playwright Inua Ellams hosts 05Fest, his own brand of poetry and spoken…
“The freedom to laugh, reflect and mourn”: Queens of Sheba play: A review
The saying goes, ‘If you don’t laugh, you’ll cry’, Esther Oluga did both while watching award-winning play Queens…