#Clerkenwell blog posts [Clerkenwell category](https://connections.commons.london/category/clerkenwell/) on the Connections site --- [Footways excel with their new map of Clerkenwell](https://connections.commons.london/footways-new-map-of-clerkenwell/)\\ Huge congratulations to Footways on publication of their printed and online map of Clerkenwell heritage and attractions. I have a slight stake on in it – about which more later – but think I can be dispassionate in saying how appealing and important it is on two fronts. December 2024 [Radical Clerkenwell Reinterpreted with residents](https://connections.commons.london/radical-clerkenwell-reinterpreted/)\\ How can social action campaigns of the past inspire activists of today? In Clerkenwell the Marx Memorial Library has now opened an exhibition showing one way forward: invite local residents for a chat about the archives, with pizza also on the table. Well, a bit more complicated than that, but it proved a good start. September 2024 [Marx Memorial Library engages Clerkenwell community in its radical history](https://connections.commons.london/marx-memorial-library-project/)\\ Exploration of the radical history of Clerkenwell will take a big jump forward with a new project announced by the Marx Memorial Library. February 2024 [Meet me on the Green – an inspiring exhibition](https://connections.commons.london/meet-me-on-the-green/)\\ Islington Museum launched an engaging exhibition about 900 years of Clerkenwell history, focussed on the Green. July 2023. [New Footways maps celebrating Clerkenwell’s heritage and radical history](https://connections.commons.london/new-footways-maps/)\\ Clerkenwell Design Week provided an opportunity to promote Footways maps about Radical Clerkenwell and Historic Clerkenwell, by embedding QR codes in pavement markers. June 2023. [Destination Clerkenwell?](https://connections.commons.london/destination-clerkenwell/)\\ The EC1 Echo published a column by David Wilcox:"Last year the City Corporation launched Destination City to gain new visitors and increase footfall for its ailing visitor attractions, bars and restaurants. I live in the City, and think Clerkenwell should follow with an initiative to promote sustainable tourism". April 2023. --- David Wilcox