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Welcome to our premiere print issue

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Our Summer Issue is packed with stories celebrating local music, food, patios, festivals, neighbourhoods, fashion, books, arts, and community leaders.


In the New Issue

London's Hip-Hop Scene: 

From CHRW-FM and underground venues to JUNO-winning artists, global stages, and a new generation of voices, London’s hip-hop scene has built its own sound on craft, confidence, and community. Written by Nate IM’PERETIV Butcher 

Photo: Jux Cain by Breathe Photography

Art:

In Mothering the Arts, multimedia artist, spoken word poet, dancer and mother Alexis Christine Wild sits down with longtime friend Jennifer Plourde for an intimate artist-to-artist conversation about creativity, identity, ancestry and the roles we carry through life. 

Music Feature: 

Meet the artists, songwriters, and producers at the heart of the Forest City London Music Awards and the creative force behind the city’s thriving music culture. Written by Elizabeth Harrison

Photo: Jorge Polio

MyLondon: 

Lebanese-Canadian author, activist, speaker, and educator Najwa Zebian who calls London home has built a global following by telling the truth through words. 

Patio Season: 

After a long winter, Londoners like to spill outside into courtyards, rooftops, sidewalks, and hidden gardens to soak up some much-needed rays and sip a couple tasty beverages. Whether you’re chasing craft beer, date-night ambiance, or a laid-back brunch in the sun, London’s patio scene delivers serious range. 

Photo: LiveLondon Staff

Where can i get a Free copy?

Tourism London Welcome Centre

696 Wellington Rd.

Museum London

421 Ridout St. N.

London Chamber Of Commerce

Suite 101, 244 Pall Mall St.

Covent Garden Market

130 King St.

Hard Rock Hotel (Rock Shop)

100 Kellogg Ln. #1

Idlewyld Inn & Spa

36 Grand Ave.

Grooves Records

236 Dundas St. and 135 Wortley Rd

Little Wren Books

502 Adelaide St. N

Pierside Pub North

1269 Hyde Park Rd

Real Canadian Superstore

1205 Oxford St. W

City Hall 

300 Dufferin Ave.


and various coffee shops, restaurants and community events across the city


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Our Previous Issue Available Online

<< Fresh off winning two Juno Awards, international tours and a new release, Aysanabe entertained a full house at the Aeolian Hall this past April and we had the opportunity to speak with him before the show.


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Read & Listen


  • Brent Jackson of the Sunshine Makers on why London is the coolest place to make music


  • London's favourite artist Shad on his favourite restaurant, his doc and working with Snoop


  • Chef Profile: Executive Chef Jorgos Elmas of Meraki Greek Kouzina shares his recipe for his Seafood Youvetsi


  • Nick’s Picks keeps digging into albums worth your time from boundary-pushing jazz and post-punk touchstones to local releases, hidden gems, and records that deserve another spin.


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