We've got you running all over the place this weekend. Begin by going around the world, culinary speaking, at Street Feast; visit heaven and hell, metaphorically speaking, via neon signage and 3D opera; and try some "crack" sauce and "crack" pie (pseudonymically speaking…). Other than that, you could always shop some new sneakers, channel some Bowie or start some home refurbishments. And… the Beagle restaurant is finally open! This Weekend’s Picks • FRI Chris Bracey • SAT David Bowie is All Yours • SUN Dante Fried Chicken INTERIORS #1 House of Hackney With Milan's Salone Internazionale del Mobile on the radar this week, we've got interior design on the mind. House of Hackney has just launched a new tree collection that maintains their British-traditionalism-on-acid feel. Go for the fern or palmeral series in wallpaper, lamps, cushions and sofas – or all of the above. From £65, available from House of Hackney INTERIORS #2 Versace x The Haas Brothers Last year it was Marni; this year Versace is king of the chair. The Haas Brothers have designed a 12-piece collection for Versace Home, which includes a futuristic, honeycomb brass throne entitled "The Donatella Chair"; there's also "The Stud Club" and "The Bondage Bench". The collection will be on display until the end of the Milan Furniture Fair. Salone Internazionale del Mobile, until April 14 FRIDAY EAT: STREET FEAST NEON: I'VE LOOKED UP TO HEAVEN AND BEEN DOWN TO HELL Street Feast is back for summer, this time pitching up on Kingsland Road. Old and new faces will be offering their take on street-credible nibbles: go for healthy gyoza at Rainbo, thai-fried chicken at Yum Jungle and Seychelles-inspired cuisine at Vinn Goute, washed down with some cocktails from newbie The Gin Store. Nu-school chef du jour Ben Spalding will also host a "Stripped Back" dinner on a raised dining terrace every Friday until the end of the month (best to book tickets for this, though walk-ins are available from 5pm-6pm). Chris Bracey, the master of neon is back (we're still missing God's Own Junkyard in Soho) with his first solo UK exhibition on heaven and hell – a Jesus sculpture is just the beginning. Having lit up the stars for over 30 years, with commissions from fash-pack stalwarts (Stella McCartney, Martin Creed and Vivienne Westwood) and Hollywood big-guns alike (Stanley Kubrick, Tim Burton), this retrospective will take you through 70s hedonistic London and back again. Bright lights, big city, here we come. 5pm-12am Free entry Merchant Yard, 317-319 Kingsland Road E8 4DL 10am-6pm Free Scream, 27-28 Eastcastle Street W1W 8DH BOOK NOW PUPP Pop Up Ping Pop is back for its second installment (we know, we're sorry, ping pong). Even if you're over le pong, book now for its food offerings. #BRGR will be serving their mini Ginger Pig burgers on brioche buns and – the highlight – Momofuku's Crack Pie will be the dessert, straight from NY's legendary Momofuku Milk Bar. Come for this sugary wonder if nothing else. PUPP, April 20 from 6.30pm The (disused) Kensington Pub, 54 Russell Gardens, W14 8EZ, £5 CALENDAR PICK Inventory: 10 Polaroid Years Go on a 10-year journey through London photographer Wendy Bevan's archive, this weekend only. Exclusively working with Polaroid, her surreal, fashion-focused collection features images of Tilda Swinton, Debbie Harry and others. Some 200 photos will also be available to buy. Click here for more information Click here for more art and culture events SATURDAY SHOP: DAVID BOWIE IS ALL YOURS OPERA: Sunken Garden at Barbican If you haven't got tickets for David Bowie Is until July, then get your fill at Selfridges' Concept Shop. Not only has the V&A contributed, there are also made-to-order prints by Brian Duffy as well as vinyls. The cult LA vintage emporium Decades has also curated a capsule collection (think Pierre Cardin, Lanvin, Céline and Alaïa from the 1970s), while Selfridges has put together its own up-to-date Bowie-inspired edit from SS13 (featuring Peter Pilotto, Mary Katrantzou and Rick Owens). Bowie-mania indeed. The world's first 3D opera – this is not one for purists – combines live singers and onscreen holograms performing side by side. Sunken Garden was created by director and filmmaker Michel Van Der Aa and David Mitchell, he of Cloud Atlas (the book). The 'occult-mystery film-opera' focuses on a missing person and those searching for him in the space between heaven and Earth. Avant-garde opera: it's here to stay. 9.30am-9pm Selfridges 400 Oxford Street, W1A 1AB 7.30pm £16-£50 Barbican Theatre, Silk St, EC2Y 8DS DISCO Sarge at the Disco Disco Bistro, the culinary radicals, are at it again – this time with a pairing of ying and yang chefs. In one corner we have Mark Sargeant, aka former head chef at Gordon Ramsay at Claridge's, and in the other, we have chef-of-the-people Carl Clarke, whose previous ventures include the NYC-style Rock Lobsta bar and the punk-Jubilee God Save the Clam celebration. Expect inventive dishes such as oyster beignets with pulled short ribs and the otherworldly cold chocolate and sea buckthorn fondant with crystallised sea purslane. Enough said. Sarge at the Disco, April 26, two sittings 6.30pm and 9pm The Rising Sun Pub, 61 Carter Lane EC4V 5DY, £45 per head MORNING PARTY Hot Creations Paradise After parties If you're heading to either of the Hot Creations parties this weekend at Brixton Academy (there are still tickets for Friday night), be sure to book tickets for the after parties. On Saturday, Jamie Jones and friends will keep you going in the AM, while Sunday's lineup consists of ART DEPARTMENT, Lee Foss, Richy Ahmed, Luca C and a special guest. Paradise After Parties, April 13 and 14 from 4am-10am Electric Brixton, Town Hall Parade, SW2 1RJ, £13 SUNDAY BRUNCH: DANTE FRIED CHICKEN X DEATH BY BURRITO SHOP: CREPE CITY SNEAKER FESTIVAL THE king of fried chicken, Dante Gonzales, is back in town. This time, he's celebrating the launch of his new cookbook Ride or Fry: The Dante Fried Chicken Experience, which features recipes from his legendary pop-up food truck in LA. This weekend he's taking over Death By Burrito and on Sunday he's serving an "all-day brunch up". Chow down on toasted okra breakfast tacos and his signature sock-it-to-me chicken with apricot crack sauce, then finish with a white chocolate and black sesame potato pie. (And there's more.) Trainer wearers/collectors/aficionados will want to get themselves to the Crepe City Sneaker Festival early, if the last event's queues are anything to go by. Browse the selection of hard-to-find kicks – old Liberty x Nike models, Yeezys, rare Air Maxes, Jordans, Deadstock Huaraches and ASICS that were never released in Europe. There will also be live sneaker customisation stations, streetwear brand pop ups, food, drinks and an after party. Kick it. 12pm, 3pm and 6pm sittings £20 Death By Burrito, 22 Kingsland Road, E2 8DA 12pm-6pm £2 on the door Village Underground, 54 Holywell Lane, EC2A 3PQ Reserved BEAGLE – Locomotive fun 397-400 Geffrye Street, E2 8HZ | 020 7613 2967 | @beaglelondon Location The latest foodie microcosm, Hoxton. The restaurant and bar is set in three renovated railway arches right next to Hoxton Station, and it's named after one of the old locomotives that used to run on the line above. Vibe Sociable, bustling, yet relaxed; this is the place to come to catch up with friends after work. Tables are close knit, waiters are friendly (the good kind) and you can peek into the busy kitchen. It's no coincidence that Kieran and Danny Clancy, otherwise known as the Krankbrother, are the driving force behind the restaurant. They've employed the same philosophy behind their parties to Beagle – a distinctive location, fresh music (in this case, food) and an intimate, neighbourhood feel. At the moment the license is until midnight, but watch this space… Flavours James Ferguson's menu is seasonal, hearty and homey with interesting, carefully selected – but not flashy – ingredients (bantam eggs, gubbeen, pig's head). Grill fever holds strong – two standout dishes were the straight-off-the-barby-style lemon sole with monks beard and brown shrimp, and the chargrilled quail with aioli. The braised meatballs with lentils were comforting, packed with flavour (lots of parmesan, we're told) and, rumoured to be one of the chef's grandma's recipes. Décor It's got all the makings of an East London restaurant so the brickwork and blackened steel features are nothing new, but the architecture trumps all. The space itself is very impressive. You can even feel the slight rumble of trains passing overhead. Upshot There's a coffee shop under the third arch. Reserved Archive > FOLLOW US! Facebook | Twitter | Instagram See what we've been snapping this week on Instagram! 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