The Camden Card

Thick, crepe’d or miniature, however, you take your pancakes, Camden Market has a wide variety – let us show you around with the topping way up high….

First time Camden Market visitor? We’ve done the legwork for you, with this day-to-night to-do list…

Valentine’s Day isn’t all red and pink, sometimes it’s as dark as a black hole.
Romance nowadays its complicated spiderweb of “what are we?” But our gothic and alternative clothing boutiques will swiftly answer that question or treat yourself to a handcrafted corset for those clandestine burlesque shows you attend. We’ve put together a list of some devious gifts for that person (or people) in your life.

The Valentine’s Day specials have bombarded Camden Market, and we’re feeling rosy and pretty in pink with ‘instagrammable’ pink dishes to the deliciously creative and outrageously quirky delights.
Here’s our in-depth guide to where the best romantic-themed desserts and eats are!

CDNX (Camden Xperience) is a music-intensive radio service that reflects Camden’s music heritage and latest trends.  Daytime you’ll hear a mixture of Indie, Rock, Soul and Classic Dance, plus a selection of the best new material. Evening’s will consist of more cutting-edge material reflecting many of the bands you’re likely to see playing Camden venues.
In fact, one of the stations key intentions is to further Camden’s engagement with the music community – both artists and venues – and other creatives. The station is also here to support the local traders – providing an additional level of exposure through online, mobile and broadcast media.
In addition to the music you’ll hear regular ‘Camden Guide’ bulletins, so if you’d like to be considered give us a shout – [email protected]
The station is supported by Camden Market and managed by the founder of Xfm (Radio X) and NME Radio –  Sammy Jacob. Sammy’s been championing the dance and indie genres his entire career and set up the original Xfm in Camden in 1992.

Chinese New Year or Lunar New Year as it’s colloquially known across Asia, celebrates the beginning of a new Lunar cycle (hence why the date changes every year) and with 2020 comes the year of the rat. 
Not the nicest of creatures but they represent new beginnings, wealth and fertility: in all likelihood 2020 will be a prosperous year. The only way to celebrate Chinese New Year in North London is the Camden way. We’ll show you how it’s done on our cobbles.