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CIRQUE DU SOLEIL’S TOTEM: Newest show around the evolution of humanity takes you on a dazzling adventure

February 8, 2019 by Sadie Whitelocks

Cirque du Soleil just seems to get bigger and better. The latest show to hit London, Totem, features some jaw-dropping set design, with moveable stages and dazzling lighting effects. The costumes are another highlight, with intricate ensembles spinning on to...

MAISON ASSOULINE: Eat, drink and be merry at inside London’s grandest bookstore

February 14, 2019 by Sadie Whitelocks

Beautiful books, snaffable cocktails and fine fodder aren’t a common combination but if you head down to Maison Assouline you’ll find all three luring you into a dreamy haze. The unassuming bookstore is located on Piccadilly and if you haven’t been in, I high...

Market Hall Victoria – Former super-club Pacha transformed into the ultimate culinary destination.

February 1, 2019 by Sadie Lee

Spanning an impressive three floors with eleven kitchens, a coffee shop and three bars championing independent British-made beers, spirits and soft drinks, Market Hall Victoria is one mean feat in the culinary world. Housed in what originally was an Edwardian ...

MUSIC

THE BIG SESSION: One off event celebrating World Gin Day!

June 3, 2018 by Farah Yaqub

Start the celebrations for World Gin Day (June 9th) early with The BIG Session, curated by BULLDOG Gin, who have kindly roped in their industry friends to support Nordoff Robbins for a one off music event next week June 6th.

TRAVEL

THE HARI: A luxury hideaway with slick suites and seductive interiors from Tara Bernerd

January 4, 2019 by Sadie Whitelocks

If you’re looking for a hotel that’s polished from top to toe, in a way that it speaks for itself and no boasting's needed, then head to The Hari. This tucked-away spot, consisting of 85 rooms including 14 suites and a penthouse, is well-worth checking out, no...

WELLBEING

THE YOGA CARPARK REVOLUTION: LEVELSIX Yoga Peckham

January 17, 2019 by Melissa

In London we are the masters of transforming disused spaces into community hubs that have the ability to shape the surrounding area, and Peckham Levels is a stunning example of this. Housing food outlets, office space, bars, art studios, event spaces and the b...

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Beautiful books, snaffable cocktails and fine fodder aren’t a common combination but if you head down to Maison Assouline you’ll find all three luring you into a dreamy haze. The unassuming bookstore is located on Piccadilly and if you haven’t been in, I highly encourage you to. The store-cum-bar is housed within an old bank - designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens in 1922 - and it boasts an array of period features, from dark wood panelled walls to sky-high ceilings and intricate cornicing work. The place is stacked with the dreamiest of books from Maison Assouline with subject categories to suite ...

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Cirque du Soleil just seems to get bigger and better. The latest show to hit London, Totem, features some jaw-dropping set design, with moveable stages and dazzling lighting effects. The costumes are another highlight, with intricate ensembles spinning on to the stage, leaving you spellbound. For instance, the Crystal Man's leotard is encrusted with more than 4,000 mirror fragments! There’s even electric use of UV paint on some of the outfits, with the glow in the dark patterns creating mind-binding optical illusions. As with all of the Cirque du Soleil shows, there is an overarching theme...

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Spanning an impressive three floors with eleven kitchens, a coffee shop and three bars championing independent British-made beers, spirits and soft drinks, Market Hall Victoria is one mean feat in the culinary world. Housed in what originally was an Edwardian shopping arcade and more recently, superclub Pacha, the impressive foodhall is the latest transformation for the space. The Market Hall team have bought in some of London’s top food purveyors including Monty’s Deli, Flank, Squirrel and Kerbisher & Malt. Alongside these, some of London’s big hitters are propping up with exciting new o...

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In London we are the masters of transforming disused spaces into community hubs that have the ability to shape the surrounding area, and Peckham Levels is a stunning example of this. Housing food outlets, office space, bars, art studios, event spaces and the beautiful LEVELSIX yoga studios and cafe.

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If you’re a movie and music buff then I can’t recommend the Royal Albert Hall's Films in Concert series enough. During the season, a selection of classic titles are shown on a giant screen with a live orchestra playing. I went to a matinee performance of Home Alone in the run up to Christmas and was left spellbound by the whole thing. The place was packed out with many audience members wearing Christmas jumpers for the occasion. Taking a pew in the stalls, I sat transfixed as the magic unfolded. I’d got my mum tickets to see BBC's Blue Planet screened in a similar fashion and shed raved a...

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