Discover What's Trending in London This Week
The results are in… Londoners have been loving these late-night coffee shops, brand-new fashion exhibitions, and riverside festivals as of late, and there’s no better time to join the crowd and take on the big city in the cooler autumn temperatures. If you’re looking for even more of London’s hot-spots, be sure to plan your week with the free Bindy Street app a simple download away.
1. Ria’s Notting Hill
Good news for the coffee and wine drinkers of London, Notting Hill is home to a new coffee shop by day which transforms into a natural wine bar by night, so it’d be hard to not get the perfect date booked in. If that wasn't enough to entice you, they'll also be cooking up some Detroit-style pizzas for those who love a good deep dish.
Location: 29 All Saints Rd, London W11 1HE
2. Gabrielle Chanel: Fashion Manifesto
With Fashion Week SS24 splashing the media at the moment, you might be thinking that’s all the fashion news for this month. But if you’re a fan of Coco Chanel, then there’s one event not to be missed... Following a successful run at the Palais Galliera in Paris, Gabrielle Chanel: Fashion Manifesto has officially opened at the iconic V&A. Excitingly, it’s the first UK exhibition dedicated to the pioneering work of the fashion designer, taking you back to the beginning of the CHANEL fashion house and the evolution of the couturière's sense of design and style - a wide-reaching influence that still impacts the way women dress today.
FYI: Tickets are already sold out until January 2024 so make sure to book yours now!
Location: Cromwell Rd, London SW7 2RL
3. It’s Bagels, Primrose Hill
If we didn’t need another excuse to visit the picturesque Primrose Hill, New York fashion photographer Dan Martensen has certainly given us one with his latest passion project, It’s Bagels. Having teamed up with Caravan's head baker Jack Ponting, the duo are offering the freshly-baked scent of NYC-style bagels, deli salads, and a selection of cream cheese 'schmears' guaranteed to entice you indoors.
Location: 65 Regent's Park Rd, London NW1 8XD
4. Totally Thames
Inspired by the River Thames, Totally Thames’s arts and culture festival returns for a month of speedy boating events, creative art installations, planet-friendly river clean-ups, talks, workshops, and so much more. What’s on the schedule, we hear you ask? This year is jam-packed with guided archaeology walks, a surprisingly optimistic Climate Cabaret, the return of St Katharine Docks Classic Boat Festival, a Sing for Water fundraiser, and the Great River Race to delve into.
Location: Trinity Buoy Wharf, Studio 28 Clipper House 33, London E14 0FJ
5. Gourmaze
Ever wondered what it’d be like to merge an escape room with a food walking tour? Well, now you can experience that very thought with Gourmaze’s tasty treasure hunt. Get ready to gorge your way through the city’s best street-food dishes, but not before solving the riddles and puzzles (which are sent to your phone) to uncover the hidden foodie venues. Simply bring your winning team together, pick your maze on theme, location, and duration, and race across London on an adventure like no other - the fastest time wins.
FYI: Suitable for vegetarians and vegans, too!
Meeting point: Dependent on booking confirmation.
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Main image credit: Gabrielle Chanel: Fashion Manifesto, V&A museum.
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