Thursday 15 September 2011

London jawn 15-25 September 2011


Here are my picks of fun Londontown happenings for the next 10 days:

Thursday 15 September 2011
• The House of Anne Lennox opens at the V&A

Friday 16 September 2011
• London Fashion Week begins at Somerset House! Tickets are for industry only, but catch up on style.com
London Open House Weekend begins. Go inside of London's most famous buildings for free.
• Pop-up Champagne & Oyster bar in Sloane Square from The Botanist all weekend

Saturday 17 September 2011
• Battersea Park Food Market festival is open
The Playboy of the Western World opens for its limited run at The Old Vic

Sunday 18 September 2011
• Catch the Museum of Everything exhibition at Selfridges before it closes on Oct 25.

Monday 19 September 2011
• Check out the Chanel World at Harrods before it closes next week.

Tuesday 20 September 2011
• Learn to knit at beginners knitting class in Drink, Shop & Do

Wednesday 21 September 2011
• Free Film on the banks of the Thames at The Scoop: The Illusionist
• Celebrate 180 years of Youngs at The Dukes Head in Putney. Beer specials, a birthday brew and cake! On the other end of the High Street, The Green Man in Putney is also giving out coupons for a free beer.

Thursday 22 September 2011
London Design Week is here! Check out the Origin Craft Fair in the Spitalfields starting today.

Friday 23 September 2011
Nomad Cimema is playing Some Like It Hot in Fulham Palace

Saturday 24 September 2011
London Fashion Weekend! Get tickets to shop designer trunk shows and get a chance to sit front row on a catwalk.
Secret Prohibition Party is happening somewhere in the West End

Sunday 25 September 2011
Vintage Open House to benefit Wiltons Music Hall. Tea, cake and Barbara Windsor: Win!
Clerkenwell Vintage Fashion Fair- Vintage clothes & accessories, pin-up salon and tea room

What are you up to?

2 comments:

  1. Awesome list of events! I wish I was there! HaHaHa Enjoy!!!

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