Beastmag and Beast magazine cover the best of East London bars, restaurants, music, events and people that shape the area
My Lockdown Life is our interview series discovering how fellow East Londoners are coping with their new normal, what they’re up to and how we can support them at this time. We talk to East London author, Holly Bourne.
My Lockdown Life is our interview series discovering how fellow East Londoners are coping with their new normal, what they’re up to and how we can support them at this time.
Delivering food and gifts through the festive period including Christmas Eve, Boxing Day & New Year’s Eve for all the last minute plans.
We bring you a form of escapism – in the hope that you can fully immerse yourself in a bit of creativity and learn some more about the people who make East London such a special place…
Professional acrobat Natalie Reckert specialises in the art of hand balancing and teaches absolute beginners in East London to master the art of the hand stand
The people behind jewellery brand Tatty Devine
London photographer and film-maker takes us on a journey across London during lockdown
Marawa the Amazing’s hula hooping classes and how to start
Uplift your mood with Sun.day’s collection of vegan candles and diffusers
We spoke to guerilla gardener Steve Wheen, who transformed hundreds of East London potholes into to works of art
If you’re into the benefits of organic detox teas and want to try making them at home, then Hackney Herbal can help
The year Simon Di Principe spent photographing the footballers on Hackney Marshes proved to him that the beautiful game still exists
Online yoga for inner peace and help during lockdown and beyond
Pat ‘Pop’ Newland, owner of Poppies Fish & Chips has been serving some of the best fish and chips in East London for 60 years. From the Second World War to the creation of one of London’s most iconic establishments, Pat takes BEAST through his memories of the East End and his love affair with fish & chips
The founder of vegan curry house SpiceBox…
Introducing VC: East London’s women’s motorcycle club
My Lockdown Life is our new interview series discovering how fellow East Londoners are coping with their new normal, what they’re up to and how we can support them at this time. We talk to Tilly Tomkins, founder of Nearer the Moon.
The people behind Hackney salad bar Palm Greens…
A storytelling collective empowering a new generation of young creatives…
A new movement of do-good brands are making a real impact in East London, many nurtured by Year Here, a social innovation fellowship programme training and supporting the next generation of social entrepreneurs.