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Weekend Guide March 10 - 12
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This weekend we’re all about trying new things. We’re finding a new store to refresh our wardrobe, trying out the latest wave of London’s poké craze, eating at the new Hawksmoor and diving into Holi celebrations with Dishoom. But don’t worry, if you’d rather stick with what you know, there’s good old Champagne.
 
This Weekend’s Picks
 
• FRI NTS Presents: Tomaga • SAT Notting Hill Champagne Festival
• SUN Hackney Record Fair
 
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Top 5
 
For a Wardrobe Refresh
 
 
1. Sneakersnstuff for your spring kicks

2. Goodhood for graphic tees and casual pieces

3. LN-CC for a designer splurge

4. Hostem to discover your new favourite brand

5. Couverture & The Garbstore for a break from Portobello’s markets
 
 
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BOOK NOW:
 
The House of Peroni
 
Sponsored Listing
 
 
From Wednesday 15th to Saturday 18th March, visit the House of Peroni for an art experience that’s a bit different than your usual gallery: merging art and technology and inviting you to step into a virtual word. Step into the work of three pioneering artists through VR, before using Tilt Brush by Google to create your own masterpiece. When you’re all cultured out, stop by the aperitivo bar for a Peroni Nastro Azzurro infusion and a Calabrian antipasti platter.
 
 
Tickets £20, available to purchase here. The House of Peroni takes residence at 147 Wardour St, Soho, London, W1F 8WD
 
No admission fee for bar area. 18+ only
 
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Friday
 
 
 
EAT:DANCE
Honi PokéNTS Presents: Tomaga
 
Ahi Poké in Fitzrovia, Black Roe in Mayfair and now Honi Poké in Soho – it looks like the poké trend is showing no sign of halting. The menu, which offers the classic tuna and salmon poke alongside flame-torched octopus and tofu, has been created by Michelin-starred chef Richard De La Cruz, so we’re expecting good things. You can trust NTS radio to showcase something totally different to shake up your normal Friday night. Go and see Tomaga at Camden’s iconic Jazz Cafe, where the duo will be playing their unusual blend of industrial, jazz, psych and minimal music.
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11.30am-7.30pm,
Monday-Saturday,
82 Dean Street,
W1D 3SP
£10
7-10.30pm
5 Parkway,
NW1 7PG
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A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the Young Vic
 
Sponsored Listing
 
 
Up your culture game with a trip to the theatre for the Young Vic’s take on A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Dark fantasies and nightmarish visions unfold in this bold take on Shakespeare’s unparalleled tale of love, betrayal and desire. Director Joe Hill-Gibbins teams up with designer Johannes Schütz to dive into the subconscious of Shakespeare’s masterpiece – watch the trailer here.
 
 
A Midsummer Night’s Dream runs until 1 April, £10 – £36, at the Young Vic Theatre, 66 The Cut, SE1 8LZ
 
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Saturday
 
 
 
DRINK:TRY:
Notting Hill Champagne FestivalHawksmoor Borough
 
Any event that promises overflowing bottles of Champagne and 5000 french oysters has our attention. If it’s a weekend of decadence you’re after, get your glad rags on and head to the Notting Hill Champagne Festival for a chance to try your favourite bubbles (and discover some new ones). The latest addition to the Hawksmoor family is their newly opened Borough location, but it feels like the stellar steakhouse is doing things a little differently this time around. The new restaurant is housed within a Victorian warehouse and flooded with natural light – unlike the subterranean Hawksmoor vibe we’re used to. Food wise, there will be the classics but also specials which make the most of the nearby market. Hawksmoor 2.0.
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Tickets from £30
10th-11th March, 6pm-2am
45 Porchester Road,
W2 5HS
Open now,
16 Winchester Walk,
SE1 9AQ
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BOOK NOW
 
Ceviche’s 5th Birthday
 
 
On 16th March, Martin Morales’ Ceviche Soho celebrates its 5th birthday by inviting some of London’s top chefs to take part in a Ceviche Challenge. Gizzi Erskine, Andy Oliver, Bonny Porter, Neil Rankin and more all join in to put their own twist on Peru’s national dish. Tickets are £38pp which includes a taste of the seven guest dishes and a classic main. Time to party, Peruvian style.
 
 
Ceviche Soho, 7 Frith St, W1D 4RG. Bookings can be made online or via email.
 
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Sunday
 
 
 
CELEBRATE:SHOP:
Holi at DishoomHackney Record Fair
 
If there’s anywhere we’d want to celebrate the Indian spring festival Holi, it’s Dishoom. You can either try their special Holi dish from March 12-19th, join in their family-friendly daytime party at Bethnal Green boxing hall, or head to their adults-only evening with live music from Drum & Beats, Dishoom tipples, and a backyard food market. Being covered in paint however, is not optional. Cratediggers, see you at Hackney Record Fair this weekend. It’s vinyl heaven, with over 50 stalls, a mix of labels, record stores, collectors and enthusiasts bringing their wares. Get some inspiration with all-day DJ sets, or get your new purchase into good shape with their record cleaning service.
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Tickets from £26,
Sunday 12th March
Check website for info
11am-6pm
13-15 Stoke Newington Road,
N16 8BH
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DON’T MISS:
 
The Clove Club’s Sunday Wine Party
 
 
There is nothing we like more than the sound of a Sunday wine party. A Sunday wine party with food by the Clove Club? Just try and stop us. To celebrate the Raw Wine fair, the Clove Club have teamed up with Dynamic Vines for a night showcasing Radikon, one of their favourite natural wines. Discover a new vintage whilst you snack on buttermilk fried chicken, smoked duck sausage hot dogs, montgomery cheddar fonduta and smoked lamb rib. Plus, the evening is soundtracked by NTS radio’s Mr. Pedro.
 
 
Sunday 12th March, 6pm-11pm. Unit 5 Discovery Business Park, Priter Road, SE16 4RA. Tickets £25 per person, available here.
 
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