Impress your mates with your pub quiz knowledge and learn something along the way with the reasoning behind some of London’s best-known tube stations. All within a short walk of Camden Market, of course!

Camden’s markets are places where incredible food traders come together from across the world. You might already know us for our global street food traders, but across all of our markets – Stables, Lock, Hawley Wharf and Buck Street – we also offer premium dine-in options, from our neighbourhood pub and natural wine store The Farrier, to chic rooftop dining at The Lucky Club. 
Whether you’re coming for date nights or catch-ups, Dine in the North Yard, Camden Market.

To punks, 1976 was ‘year zero’ – a time to rip up tradition, rail against convention and start over. ‘There is no future’, chanted The Sex Pistols in banned anthem, God Save the Queen. ‘Don’t be told what you want, don’t be told what you need.’ An anarchic spirit, fueled by a DIY attitude, roared through the streets of London, down the King’s Road and onto Camden’s club circuit.
Officially, punk exploded in Camden in July 1976 at the Roundhouse – which makes the music revolution exactly 40 years old this weekend. We take stock of some of punk’s greatest Camden moments, in all their ragged glory.

Camden Lock was the location of one of London’s first crafts and antiques markets, originally launching in 1974 as a ramshackle array of stalls in the old T. E. Dingwall builders yard. Today, Camden Market Lock is legendary: home to barges and bars, buzzing with open-air excitement and irrepressible entertainment.
 
 

The Shelby Family have arrived in Camden Market, and they mean business. Tickets have been released for the hottest show in town – Peaky Blinders: The Rise – a 360-degree immersive theatre experience that follows Tommy Shelby’s rise to prominence and takes you straight to the heart of the action as a part of the Shelby Company Ltd.
Featuring some of the most iconic locations from the show, including The Garrison, the Small Heath betting shop and notorious Alfie Solomon’s gang HQ, the bakery on the Regent’s Canal.
Peaky Blinders: The Rise will open in Summer 2022 at The Camden Garrison, a new production space in Camden – the very same stamping ground of real-life gangster Alfred Solomon. You can watch the trailer above, or become a part of the story by booking tickets here…
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