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The Equanimity Festival in King's Cross - running from 6th January to 31st March
03/01/26

The Equanimity Festival in King's Cross - running from 6th January to 31st March

King’s Cross is inviting Londoners to step into 2026 feeling calmer, clearer and more balanced than ever before. From 6 January to 31 March, the neighbourhood will transform into a sanctuary of wellbeing with the launch of its brand-new wellness celebration: The Equanimity Festival.


Designed as a whole-body reset for modern city life, Equanimity is all about slowing down, tuning in and giving yourself the space to properly recharge. Across three restorative months, the festival will host a carefully curated programme of workshops, classes and immersive retreats, each created to nurture the mind, energise the body and restore the soul. Whether you’re looking to build healthier habits, explore new wellness practices or simply carve out moments of calm in a busy schedule, Equanimity offers something for everyone.


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Adding to the sense of escape, the festival also welcomes back the Slomo pop-up from Rob and Josie da Bank. Which includes two wood-fired saunas, two cold plunge pools and its signature six-person ice bath in collaboration with Urban Ice Tribe, the ultimate Scandinavian-inspired reset.


Look out for the somatic breathwork sessions, decompression sessions with Self Space, yoga, breathwork, meditation and sound healing sessions led by expert practitioners including: Adam Husler, Rose Wild, Laura Gate-Eastley, Jean Hall, Tania Brown,David Kam, Movement with Jenny, Maude Hirst, Anna Brooke and Tim Wheater. 


If you’re looking for an uplifting start to the year, head on over to King’s Cross and take part in The Equanimity Festival. To book click here


Photograohy by John Sturrock


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A foodie guide to Camden North Yard

  • Nyla Sammons
  • Nov 17, 2025
  • 2 min read

Just a few minutes from Chalk Farm station, tucked behind the buzz of Camden High Street, you’ll find North Yard, a cobbled courtyard where old stables now hum with the sounds of clinking glasses, sizzling pans and banter. It’s Camden through and through: creative, independent, a little unexpected, and full of flavour.


Housed within Grade II-listed buildings, North Yard brings together an eclectic mix of restaurants, pubs, and bars that celebrate individuality. It’s the kind of place that suits every mood, after-work drinks, long Sunday lunches, or a spontaneous cocktail stop mid-market wander. With generous outdoor seating and a lively crowd, it’s a spot that is always humming with Camden attitude.


Where to Eat and Drink in North Yard


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The Dark Horse


More than just your local pub, The Dark Horse blends classic comfort with a bit of Camden edge. Think refined British dishes, bangers and mash, proper pies, hearty roasts, alongside cocktails worth lingering over. Add in live music, occasional surprise gigs, and a warm, easy-going vibe.

Upstairs, the terrace offers wood-fired pizzas, small plates, and cocktails, best enjoyed at sunset with a view over Camden’s rooftops.


The Dark Horse has collaborated with Chef Rahel Stephanie (aka Eat with Sp00ns) to treat diners with sticky sambal wings and juicy köfte burgers thanks to Hasan Semay (Big Has). It's comfort food with flair.


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Pick & Cheese


This playful restaurant puts British and Irish cheeses on centre stage, literally, with a conveyor belt of over 25 rotating small plates paired with natural wines. It’s equal parts fun and refined, and Claire Dinhut's (Condiment Claire) limited-edition doughnut with goats cheese is a reason enough to stop by this season. A playflu creation that works!


Humble Crumble


A modern take on the British classic, Humble Crumble is pure comfort food in a cup. Build your own pud with layers of fruit, shortbread, sweeties and gooey custard to taste.


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Ester


For a relaxed drink, Ester hits the mark. Expect creative cocktails served by entertaining bar staff along with sassy spirits, natural wines, and small-batch beers, including one brewed at Camden’s at 3 Locks Brewery.


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Hans & Gretel


A gelateria meets sweet shop straight from Wonka’s factory. Freshly made gelato, hot chimney cakes, and nostalgic sweets make this a treat for both kids and grown-ups with a sweet tooth.


For more information click here.

Address: North Yard, Chalk Farm, London NW1 8AH


Written by Claire Bloom

Photography by Nyla Sammons


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