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? 2 – 8 December

1. Join an uplifting evening of carol singing at St Marylebone Parish Church

Step inside beautiful St Marylebone Parish Church for an evening of carols in support of children’s mental health charity Place2Be, followed by wine and mince pies. The concert includes performances by classical soprano Laura Wright and the St Marylebone Parish Church Choir, while Seb Coe and Kate Silverton are among the readers. All proceeds from ticket sales, donations and sales on the night go directly to the charity.  4 December, 6:30pm, £30, St Marylebone Parish Church, 17 Marylebone Road, London NW1 5LT; book via place2be.org.uk

2. Explore the capital’s charming side

If you’re not already familiar with @prettycitylondon, the popular Instagram page inspiring us to look around at the capital’s considerable charms, it’s about to become a lot more visible. Uncover London’s local hangouts, colourful mews and picturesque corners at Discover London: Local Hidden Gems and Beautiful Places, the first ever #PrettyCityLondon photography exhibition, at the ME hotel’s Marconi Lounge. Until 27 January 2020, Strand, London WC2R 1HA; melondonhotel.com

3. Shop luxury artisan gifts at Howe’s Christmas Rummage

Exquisite antiques and furniture store Howe is giving visitors a peek into their warehouse this weekend, to celebrate the feast of St Nicholas. From armchairs to cushions to fireside accessories, it’s the ideal place to find luxurious homewares. If visiting from 5 – 8pm on Friday 6 December, you’ll also be treated to warming mulled cider, mince pies and carols. Fill your boots with gifts under £500, a selection of cosy winter accessories, lighting and furniture, or your very own HOWE hamper, starting from £280. 6 & 7 December, Howe Warehouse, Unit 15B Parkfield Industrial Estate (First Bay), Culvert Place, Battersea, SW11 5BA; for more information, visit howelondon.com

4. Take part in immersive gin-based activities at the Tanqueray Townhouse

For 10 days, Tanqueray will transform Holborn’s Bloomsbury House into an immersive gin-lover’s paradise. Greeted at the door with a Tanqueray & tonic, guests then journey upstairs to experience a festive pop-up like no other. There are bespoke gin cocktails to be sampled, of course – try a Townhouse Negroni or Bloomsbury Sour – but visitors can also have their aura photographed, learn about starry moments from Tanqueray’s long history in the Library, or snag an invite to the Secret Bar, where pioneering brainwave technology determines the perfect cocktail for their unique your profile. 6 – 15 December, £12, Bloomsbury House, 2-3 Bloomsbury Way, Holborn, London WC1A 2RL; to book, visit tanqueraytownhouse.com

5. Stock up on cultural Christmas presents at the Royal Opera House’s first ever Christmas pop-up

Ballet aficionados, foodies and lovers of all things festive will find something to suit them at this beautiful pop-up. Shop stylish seasonal decorations, specialist treats from British brands and the just-released Royal Ballet clothing range, alongside scarves and cushions from renowned British textile artist Margo Selby. The pop-up has a particularly good selection of children’s gifts: from story books to stationary (and tutus likely to send any mini ballerina into a tizzy), the curated gifts are designed to encourage cultural creativity. Until 24 December, 2-3 James Street, Covent Garden, London WC2E 8BH; for more information, visit coventgarden.london

6. Bring your furry friend along to a festive pooch party at the Pug Café

Proud dachshund, Pomeranian or pug owner? Take your pooch along to this festive puppy party at the Allegory, hosted by the Pug Cafe and Pet Teezer (the doggy version of the strand-saving detangler brush). With breed-specific pop-up cafes, every dog will get their moment to shine, mingle and rub paws with their fellow dog-kind. Humans and dogs alike can enjoy the cocktails and festive treats on the (separate) menu. 8 December, The Allegory, 1A Principal Place, Worship St, London EC2A 2BA; book via pugcafe.com

7. Enjoy an eight-course feast at Silo for this year’s Gelinaz

With 148 chefs from 138 restaurants, worldwide recipe-swapping performance Gelinaz is a must for any serious foodie, seeing as the restaurants and chefs in question are some of the world’s best. At groundbreaking Hackney no-waste restaurant Silo, chef Douglas McMaster will be cooking up an 8-course, free interpretation of one of the participating chefs. While not recommended for picky eaters, it’s guaranteed to be a treat for the adventurous. 3 December, 6pm, Unit 7, Queens Yard, Hackney Wick, E9 5EN, London, UK; tickets via tickettailor.com

8. Skate in style at Tiffany’s Covent Garden pop-up rink

Inspired by Central Park, Tiffany’s magical ice-skating rink at Covent Garden brings a chic touch of New York Christmas to London. Skate under the twinkling lights of the East Piazza at the one-of-a-kind immersive rink, decorated with shimmering snow and iconic Tiffany Blue boxes. What’s more, the rink is periodically spritzed with the sparkling floral scent of Tiffany Eau de Parfum. Until 26 December, Covent Garden, East Piazza, London WC2E 8RF; book via eventbrite.co.uk

9. Revel in the Christmas cheer at Chelsea’s exclusive one-day Christmas shopping event

The Chelsea Christmas shopping event has put the fun back into finding the perfect gift, with an operatic snow queen, wreath-making, horse and carriage rides and strings of enchanting twinkling lights. What’s more, the surrounding  luxury boutiques are making the shopping experience that much smoother with offerings of bubbles and festive treats. No excuses for rushing around the supermarket with a week to go, then… 7 December, in and around Duke of York Square, Chelsea, London SW3 4LY; for more information visit inchelsea.co.uk 

10. Treat yourself to a glass of bubbles at Veuve Clicquot’s chic champagne bar at Selfridges

Find some time in your busy shopping schedule to climb aboard Le Tram, Veuve Clicquot’s pop-up champagne bar at Selfridges. The intimate 10-seater bar will be serving champagne and a selection of warming wintry cocktails, but champagne-lovers can book ahead to attend a masterclass or tasting. Shoppers can also pick up a personalised Veuve Clicquot gift box; the arrow-shaped tin can be customised with their choice of city. From 22 November, Ground Floor, Selfridges, 400 Oxford Street, London W1A 1AB; for more information and to book a masterclass, visit selfridges.com

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