London Buzzing with Festive Cheer and Cultural Experiences
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London Buzzing with Festive Cheer and Cultural Experiences
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If you haven't caught the festive spirit yet, Novikov's one-weekend-only Christmas Market in Mayfair Place is unmissable. Running through Sunday at eleven in the morning to nine at night, this market brings Santa, actual snow, and some seriously luxe shopping opportunities. Picture carol singers during the day transitioning into DJ sets from six to nine in the evening, with street food like oysters and caviar paired with mulled wine or champagne from the Louis Roederer Ice Bar. It's Christmas elevated to a whole new level.
For those seeking cultural immersion, the Design Museum's new Wes Anderson exhibition is a treasure trove featuring over seven hundred items from his archives, many never before displayed in the UK. You'll see original costumes, set replicas including the entire Darjeeling Express, and props from all his iconic films. It's open now through July next year, so you have plenty of time, but this weekend is perfect for a visit.
The Barbican is hosting Dirty Looks, a groundbreaking fashion exhibition exploring desire and decay through one hundred twenty carefully curated pieces, including Hussein Chalayan's famous garden-buried collection and Vivienne Westwood's distressed denims. This weekend they're hosting special Dirty Weekend events on the twenty-ninth and thirtieth, including a speed dating night for adults only on Sunday evening.
Art lovers should also head to Tate Britain for the UK's largest ever retrospective of war photographer Lee Miller, featuring over two hundred fifty of her prints, many never showcased before. The exhibition takes you chronologically through her extraordinary life and work.
If ice skating calls to you, multiple rinks have opened across London. Canary Wharf's rink is bigger than ever at Canada Square Park, with sessions running until February next year. Somerset House, Hyde Park's Winter Wonderland, and Battersea Power Station all have skating too.
For something unique, The Listening Room in Soho just opened in October inside MOI restaurant. It's inspired by nineteen-sixties Tokyo underground bars and features live DJ nights at weekends with both digital and vinyl sets.
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