What's on this week
Richmond
October 5, 2018T2 Tea; One-to-One Chai Masterclass, Richmond, 50 George St, TW9 1HJ; 1 Oct---4 Nov, FREE
As the crisp Autumn air draws in, a trusty cup of hot tea is an absolute saviour. Cue T2 Tea. Read more →
What's on this week
Natural History Museum
September 27, 2018The Wider Earth, Jerwood Gallery, Natural History Museum; Cromwell Road, London, SW7; Tues 2 Oct--- Sun 30 Dec; tickets from £19.50
In only one week’s time, doors will open to a new 357-seat theatre at the Natural History Museum for the Read more →
What's on this week
Battersea Power Station
September 26, 2018Storystock, Battersea Power Station, The Village Hall; Sat 22 Oct---Mon 24 Oct; tickets from £5
Storystock, the travelling circus of stories, is returning to Battersea Power Station this half term with a fantastic programme of Read more →
What's on this week
Olympia
September 4, 2018VegFestUK; Olympia Grand, Olympia Way, Hammersmith Road, London, W14; Sat 27 Oct---Sun 28 Oct; £8--£16.50
One of the UK’s biggest annual vegan festivals, VegfestUK makes its return to Olympia London for the 6th year running Read more →
What's on this week
Serpentine Galleries
September 3, 2018Atelier E.B: Passer-By, Serpentine Gallery, Kensington Gardens, London, W2; Weds 3 Oct--Sun 6 Jan 2019; free
This autumn, the Serpentine presents Passer-by, a new exhibition by Atelier E.B, the collaborative fashion label by designer Beca Lipscombe Read more →
What's on this week
Victoria and Albert Museum
August 27, 2018Frida Kahlo: Making Her Self Up, V&A, Cromwell Road, London, SW7; Until Sun 4 Nov 2018; tickets from £15
This summer, the V&A will explore how Frida Kahlo, one of the most recognised and significant artists and women of Read more →
Independent Reviews
Check out our latest reviews:
- Natasha Taghavi visits Gaucho Richmond and tells us why the Argentinian steak house has the ideal 'location, setting, service and food'
- The Imperial Arms 'has the basics down to perfection', says John Richardson, and a comprehensive list of very good cocktails to boot
- Ivy Scarlett thinks outside the box to find niche, unusual Father's Day gift options, from pheasant cufflinks to spicy scent
- After a session of Botox with Dr Pam Benito, Claire Brockman explains why she wants 'to live in Dr Pam’s treatment room forever and ever and ever.'
- Lisa Kjellsson tells us why the 'Norwegian capital's most glamorous hotel', Grand Hotel Oslo 'oozes heritage and everyone from the doorman to the waiters clearly takes immense pride in their job'
West London Types
The Banker in the Country
Jasper has all the gear and no idea.
One summer when Jasper was fifteen he was sent to help out on his uncle’s farm. Percy didn’t have the heart to tell his sister her son was more trouble than he was worth.
But now Jasper’s regaling his new neighbours with tales of a childhood spent hunting, shooting and lambing ‘on the family farm’. He omits the time he forgot to … Read more →
Interviews
Enjoy our latest interviews:
- Derek 'De Cutter' Clement, a renowned celebrity hairstylist, Afro hair care expert, and entrepreneur, was one of the UK's first black British hairstylists to have a West End Salon. Formally known for his dedication to black hair, which started in the early 80's, he worked with the legendary Splinters (one of the 1st Afro Hair Salons in the West End) which enabled him to style celebrities such as Billy Ocean, Patti Labelle, The Three Degrees and many more.
- We catch up with interior designer, Juliet Travers on her collaboration with renowned children’s furniture brand Dragons of Walton Street, how it all began and the inspiration behind her work
- Branded "the most well-connected man in London" by The Times and “London’s hottest art dealer” by GQ, we catch up with art dealer and personal advisor to the stars, Jean-David Malat
