North London Food & Culture

Where to find the free March issue of Kentishtowner

A celebration of arty Gospel Oak. Plus the usual food reviews, must do new openings, interviews and local tittle tattle

Few would disagree that Gospel Oak is the bit of NW5 that’s all too often forgotten. And yet, within its diverse community, creativity has long thrived.

Inside our March issue, out today and free as ever, we take a look at a handful of people doing interesting things.

First off are local makers Sian Pattenden and Pandora Vaughan, back with their Grrrr! Gallery, which inhabited a derelict Malden Road outlet last summer (and became famous for its anti-Brexit biscuits). They launch a new three-month show from a bigger unit off Queen’s Crescent this month – not to mention some more custard-creams-in-resin celebrating Gospel Oak itself.

We also profile other creative types in the area, including DJ-producer George Demure, tapestry queen the Mighty Stitch and the curious Spirit House pop-up on Malden Road.


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Elsewhere we preview the new Amy Winehouse exhibition and street art trail, try the mysterious art of quantum touch, eat at the Gipsy Queen and Crepes A La Carte, and step back in time for the scandal of Highgate Road Chapel. Phew. Grab a copy from the outlets below.

MAIN KENTISHTOWNER STOCKISTS

Permanent Distribution Units
Kentish Town West Overground
Tufnell Park Underground
Gospel Oak Overground
Outside Phoenicia supermarket, Kentish Town Road

Other stockists
Southampton Arms, Fields Beneath, The Grafton, Kentish Town Sports Centre, Tapping The Admiral, Camden Town Brewery, Camden’s Daughter, Zabludowicz Collection, Roundhouse, Bowery Bagel, Q Grill, Lantana, Camden Market Hall upstairs, Spread Eagle, Coffee Jar, Cote, Leyas Coffee, The Colonel Fawcett, Casa Tua, Owl Bookshop, Flaxon Ptootch, Scratchline Tattoo, The Lion & Unicorn, The Oxford, Kentish Town Library, Harrys Fine Food, The Vine, The Junction Tavern,Ruby Violet, Bear + Wolf, The Pineapple, The Abbey Tavern, Arancini Factory Cafe, Zing Zing, The Bull & Last, Truffles Deli, Owl Bookshop, Flaxon Ptootch, The Star, Lord Palmerston, Tufnell Park Tavern, Future & Found, Rose & Crown, The Lord Stanley, Oskar Pink, Dirty Burger, The College Practice, Queen’s Crescent Library, Fierce Grace Yoga – Queen’s Crescent, Marios Cafe, The Stag, Beetroot Deli, Black Truffle, The Spoke, St John’s


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