10 Things to Do in London This Week

What’s on in London this week? From the hottest show openings, latest art exhibitions, restaurants to book and tickets to buy now, here’s your culture guide to the week ahead…

What’s On In London This Week? 4 November – 10 November

1. Experience a multi-sensory supper at Texture

Ever thought of having cosy supper in the wild Icelandic countryside? This is the next best thing: Michelin-starred Scandinavian restaurant Texture, with help from floral design expert Fabienne Egger and Martin Miller’s gin, has transformed their private room into an immersive, multi-sensory experience, inspired by the idyllic natural setting of rural Iceland. Until 21 December 2019, £130 for a 4-course menu with Martin Miller’s cocktail pairings, 34 Portman Street, London W1H 7BY; book via texture-restaurant.co.uk

2. Explore Cowcross Yards, Farringdon’s new foodie hub

To mark the opening of Cowcross Yards and celebrate all things autumnal, the new foodie destination is hosting The Feast of Fall, setting up a fully edible garden. Expect deliciously confusing surprises – such as desserts disguised as seasonal veg – an autumn-themed street food market by Urban Food Fest and a mural installation by Graffiti Kings. 7 November 12–4pm, Cowcross St, London EC1M 6DR

3. Stop and smell the ‘roses’ at 45 Park Lane

The tulip craze of the Dutch Golden Age and Chinese symbolism partly inspired the huge, three-dimensional floral canvasses of Zhuang Hong Yi, one of China’s most influential contemporary artists. Flowerbed, his latest series, is a riot of intricately folded origami rice-paper flowers covered in colour-shifting layers of bright acrylic and oil paint. In China, flowers represent represent growth, fulfilment and prosperity – watch out for the lucky chrysanthemum and lotus, signifying metaphysical purity and strength. Until 27 January 2020, 45 Park Lane, Mayfair, London W1K 1PN

4. Celebrate bonfire night at B&H Garden Room

Not one for trekking up Primrose Hill with the rest of the huddled masses? Install yourself in the private room of B&H Garden Room instead and watch the fireworks away from the crowds, high above London’s rooftops. Transformed into an autumnal haven, the restaurant is hosting a series of seasonal suppers, including a Thanksgiving and Bonfire Night special where guests can enjoy a menu of warming, hearty fare focused on seasonal produce. 5 November, £45pp, 10th floor, 31 Charing Cross Rd, London WC2H 0LS; book via bandhgardenroom.com

5. Delight in a whisky masterclass at Mind Palace

Making whisky-based cocktails? Elementary… Warm up with this ultimate masterclass, at the speakeasy bar of popular immersive experience Sherlock. Guests will be greeted with a warming Bonfire Hot Toddy, before learning to craft their own cocktails using Glenlivet whisky, and can enjoy three more afterwards in the immersive bar themed around the world’s favourite detective. November 6, £12, The Mind Palace, Ground Floor, West 12 Shopping Centre, Shepherd’s Bush, London, W12 8PP; book via designmynight.com

6. See what the future holds at The Alchemist’s cocktail readings

Want to know what’s in store for 2020? Masters of mysticism and molecular mixology, Alchemy, are hosting Deja Brew, a series of cocktail-leaf reading sessions. With the help of professional clairvoyant tea-leaf reader Gail Hart, visitors can have their fortunes told through a bespoke cocktail with an exact ‘liquid to tea leaf ratio’, for the most accurate predictions yet. Until 11 December, £15 per session including cocktail and tea leaf reading, 145 City Road, Hoxton, London EC1V 1LP; reserve your slot by calling 0203 976 7887

7. Embark on an interactive adventure at the Electronic Theatre

London’s newest immersive experience, the game can be played by up to six people, who will navigate the LightBox rooms. Forget bulky VR headsets and helmets: the games and challenges use projection mapping, touch screens, motion tracking and surround sound for a high-tech experience that encourages collaboration and interaction. Arch 3, 83 Scoresby Street, Southwark, SE1 0XN; book via electronictheatre.com

8. Uncover Tutankhamen’s treasures at the Saatchi Gallery

Opening to sell-out crowds this weekend, the exhibition brings together 150 original artefacts discovered in the tomb of the Boy King almost 100 years ago, including such treasures as the gold cofinette and pectoral, inlaid with lapis lazuli scarabs. Lovers of ancient Egypt and general history buffs alike will marvel at the show’s scope – with 60 of the artefacts travelling outside of Egypt for the first time – before the precious items will return to their final home in the Grand Egyptian Museum in Cairo. 2 November 2019 – 3 May 2020 at Saatchi Gallery, Duke of York’s HQ, Chelsea, London, SW3 4RY; to book visit tutankhamun-london.com

9. Get ahead on your Christmas shopping at Olympia London

With over 900 independent boutiques to shop from, you’re bound to find something special for even the pickiest of family members at the Spirit of Christmas fair, which includes a huge selection of homeware, fashion, beauty, children’s presents and Christmas decorations. After shopping to your heart’s content, take a welcome break at one of the fair’s Louis Roederer champagne bars. 4 – 10 November, Hammersmith, London W14 8UX; book tickets via spiritofchristmasfair.co.uk

10. Sample Spanish delights at Hispania

Be transported to the Mallorcan sunshine at this multi-sensory pop-up, showcasing the seasonal delights of this beautiful Balearic island. Enjoy traditional Mallorcan tapas interpreted by Michelin-starred chef Marcos Moran, accompanied by award-winning local wines. Hispania, 72-74 Lombard St, London EC3V 9AY

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