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The Barbican is showcasing over 150 works of Japanese American sculptor Isamu Noguchi. His experimental approach is reflected in the range of sculptures, set designs and installations throughout his career.
From Thu 30 Sep 2021 until Sun 9 Jan 2022
This mesmerising green space is the second-largest conservatory in London. A hidden tropical oasis in East London you do not want to miss. The conservatory is open on selected days in the week so make sure you book fast!
Explore the plaster works of pioneering sculptor, Auguste Rodin. At the turn of the 20th Century, Rodin moulded the rules of classical sculpture by creating works of the human body that reflect the modern age. This exhibition echoes the atmosphere of his own studio and how he worked – absolutely fascinating to see!
From 18 May until 21 Nov 2021
Can the power of design fix society’s waste problem? Absolutely! And this special exhibition from The Design Museum will show us how. Featuring pioneering designers such as Stella McCartney, Fernando Laposse and others who are shifting our relationship with waste.
From 23 Oct 2021
This group show celebrates the eclectic range of images and ideas from artists from different cultural backgrounds. 31 contemporary painters come together to exploit the unique characteristics of their medium to create fresh, compelling works of art that speak to this moment.
From 19 Oct until 12 Dec 2021
Designed by Thomas Heatherwick, Coals Drop Yard is the new shopping district happily sitting beside the Regent's Canal of King's Cross.
Roam the streets of the West End from 10 and discover the heart of shopping in London. Visit flagship stores like Selfridges, Fenwick Bond Street and Liberty as well high street stores like H&M and Topshop.
Browns East is a new augmented retail concept. Located in a former print factory, it offer shoppers a gateway into the Browns universe and offers the first incarnation of the Browns Nomad project. In-house gallery space, bakery and intelligent fitting rooms, you'll have lots to try out.
Iconic, quirky and beautiful. A magical forest. Chairs wearing ballet shoes. Hot pink sofas as far as the eye can see. Sketch, located in Mayfair, is the creation of restaurateur Mourad Mazouz and celebrated chef Pierre Gagnaire, and every inch of it practically begs to be Instagrammed. Check out The Gallery at sketch for Wes Anderson-esque greatness and the infamous egg pod toilets.
Known for attracting swarms of hungry Londoners, Dishoom has captivated the city with its mouth-watering spices and traditional dishes from the heart of India. There's a few spots around London - Shoreditch, Covent Garden, Carnaby Street, Kensington and King's Cross so take your pick!
Have you ever dined in the dark? For an intimate experience like no other, book a table at Dans Le Noir to awaken all your sense apart from sight.
Go visit our neighbours down on Chancery Lane for one of the best coffee’s you’ll have in London. Also, they have an exquisite menu of food for all your dietary needs and desires. In the evening, they transform into a wonderful spot for cocktails too!
In the heart of Seven Dials is a wonderful coffee roastery, Monmouth Coffee. The perfect pit stop before a spot of shopping or a west-end show.
The best coffee East London has to offer is at Ozone. Serving up award-winning coffee and food using local ingredients, serving them up in beautiful spaces. What’s not to like?
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