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? 9 – 15 March

1. Try an elevated menu of Andy Warhol’s favourite snacks – think Coca-Cola jelly and cornflake panna cotta – to mark the Tate’s major new Warhol retrospective

Anyone familiar with Andy Warhol’s work will recognise a recurring theme – food. To celebrate the huge Warhol exhibition opening at Tate Modern this week, the Tate restaurant’s head chef Jon Ashatroo created a menu that riffs on some of Warhol’s favourite snacks, using the artist’s autobiography as a guide. Dishes – such as the Tuna Fish Disaster, above, a nod to the artist’s grim piece of the same name – reference aspects of Warhols life and work, as well as his favourite snacks. From 12 March; Visit tate.org.uk for information on the Andy Warhol exhibition, and tate.org.uk for the Tasting Menu.

2. Two of our favourite things – art and bubbles – combine at the Affordable Art Fair’s Printmaking & Prosecco workshop

Now in its 21st year, the Affordable Art Fair is the perfect opportunity for art lovers and first-time buyers to find something unique – and fairly priced – from thousands of original artworks; the Spring programme focuses on prints and female artists. Unable to get your hands on your favourite piece? Delve into the wonderful world of lino printing in this relaxed workshop with Lavender Print School, and create your very own print to take home, glass of Prosecco in hand. 12 – 15 March; Battersea Evolution SW11 4NJ; to book tickets, visit affordableartfair.com

3. International Women’s Day celebrations don’t end on 8 March: there’s a whole host of inspiring events, talks and art shows to look forward to

From a special afternoon tea at Brown’s to exhibitions by inspiring artists – don’t miss Sophie Tea’s women-centric show, NUDE, at the South Place Hotel – March in London is packed with female-focused events. For the full list, take a look at C&THs International Women’s Day round-up. Events throughout March

4. Sit down to an elegant lunch with Sophie Conran

Descended from design royalty, Sophie Conran knows a thing or two about creating a refined living space. At this one-off event in the intimate dining room of the Town House at The Kensington, guests will feel as if they are sitting down to lunch with Sophie at home. The designer will share everything from her favourite interior tips, advice for entertaining at home and stories from her long and varied career. Enjoy a three-course meal and leave full of design inspiration. 10 March, 12:30, Town House at The Kensington SW7 5LP; tickets via eventbrite.ie

5. Holi, the Hindu festival of colour and love, begins on 9 March – here’s where to celebrate in London

Holi, the Hindu Festival of Colours, brings a much-needed brightness injection into the mid-March gloom. Why not try traditional powder-paint throwing at the Cinnamon Kitchen, or indulge in a four-course meal and bottomless Holi-inspired cocktails at the Little Yellow Door bar? For more ideas, check out our round-up of where to celebrate Holi in London. From 9 March; around London

6. Learn the secrets of a good night’s rest at Harrods’ weekend sleep event

Whether you’re one of the third of UK adults who suffer from insomnia or just a chronic under-sleeper, you’re sure to pick up some useful tips for getting good shut-eye at the Art of Sleep, a weekend of talks, workshops and experiences with industry experts at Harrods. Sleep therapist Risa Gabrielle will advise on the tools and techniques necessary for switching off, while cult skincare brand Votary’s co-founder Arabella Preston divulges her night-time routine and how to sleep your way to beautiful skin. In case your bedroom is in need of some updating, the weekend will showcase some of the world’s best bed and bed-linen companies, from Savoir and Vispring to Frette and Brinkhouse. 14 – 15 March, Harrods; harrods.com

7. Join Angie Mar, head chef at OTT A-List favourite Manhattan eatery Beatrice Inn, at her New Street Grill residency

Angie Mar

Don’t miss the week-long residency by the chef of one of the hottest NYC dining spots, Angie Mar, who is bringing her unconventional, cool approach to cooking to the New Street Grill’s kitchen. Known for her creative presentation and preparation of meat, Mar’s menu pairs perfectly with New Street Grill’s focus on provenance and quality of produce. The specially curated menu includes innovative meat dishes like Roast Duck Flambé, Poutine with Duck Egg and Bone Marrow & Bourbon Crème Brulée. 9 – 14 March, 16A New St, London EC2M 4TR; newstreetgrill.co.uk

8. The Enchanted Interior at the Guildhall Art Gallery reclaims the languishing ladies of art history in the #MeToo era

Emma Sandys, Viola

Housing the art collection of the City of London, the Guildhall Art Gallery has a particularly large collection of Victorial and pre-Raphaelite art. The Enchanted Interior explores the recurring motif in art of women painted in enclosed yet opulent interiors – the so-called gilded cage. On display are works by the likes of John William Waterhouse, Edward Bure-Jones and Emma Sandys. 13 March – 14 June, Guildhall Yard, London EC2V 5AE; cityoglondon.org.uk

9. Don’t miss the last of the Breakthrough Women in Film screenings at the Bvulgari Hotel

Bvulgari Hotel Cinema

Championing young female filmmakers and female-driven storylines, the Bvulgari Hotel’s ‘Breakthrough Women in Film’ series are a must-visit for cinephiles. Not only are guests treated to champagne and canapés, but the screening concludes with a live Q&A with the director or cast; rounding off the successful line-up this week is Love Type D, the debut by writer and director Sasha Collington, who will answer audience questions following the screening. A quirky take on the classic rom-com, her film explores the concept of a genetic predisposition to being unlucky in love. 11 & 12 March, Bvlgari Hotel London SW7 1DW; tickets via eventbrite.co.uk

10. Sustainable, nose-to-tail dishes and biodynamic wines are on the menu at 10 Heddon Street, thanks to a new four-month residency from Fallow

Sustainability-focused restaurant concept Fallow will take over the pop-up site, 10 Heddon Street, for a four-month residency starting this March. Headed up by former Dinner by Heston chefs Jack Croft and Will Murray, the 40-cover site will offer a weekly changing menu of nose to tail, root to stem dishes alongside a selection of biodynamic wines. This follows a series of successful events hosted by the pair, including a sell-out residency at Carousel and a pop-up at Restaurant Adam Handling in Chelsea – By Ellie Smith. Running for four months from 10 March; fallowrestaurant.com

Check out our brand-new Restaurant of the Week feature – this week, C&TH’s Sofia Tindall indulges in Eastern-style dishes at the recently re-opened Gymkhana in Mayfair

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