'Grey Will Fade' - the debut solo album from Charlotte Hatherley out today
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If you really feel like pigging out this week, then The Farm in Fulham is the place to be.

The new 76-cover restaurant is the newest project from Tom Etridge, the man behind the award winning Wells in Hampstead, but this time it won't be quite so swanky.

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BAC has been turned into a tropical paradise with jungle and random performances for its three-week Summer Holiday season. Lavender Hill, SW11. 020 7223 2223

Gotham's Brit-inspired post-punkers Radio 4 tops the bill at Trash club at The End this night. 10pm-3am. 16 West Central Street, WC1. £5.

Whilst there is an informal emphasis here, the interior - that consists of red velvet, dark oak panelling, leather upholstery, fireplaces, animal heads and lots of light - means you won't be sitting on hay bales or eating out of manky old troughs.

And thanks to the presence of Michelin-starred chef Paul Merrett (formerly
head chef at The Greenhouse, Mayfair), you will be able to order exceptionally prepared food such as Guinea fowl pie or whole chargrilled seabass, that Old McDonald could never rustle up. Otherwise, you can also order a nibbles including fried rock oysters and yoghurt spiced chicken skewers from the bar menu.

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Monday means gratis gigs at 93 Feet East. Tonight's line-up includes Park, Manatee & The Heavens. 7:30pm-1am. 150 Brick Lane, E1. Free.

Yazoo, Tears for Fears and other classic 80s retro tunes at Monday regular Electric Dreams at Gossips. 10pm-3am. 69 Dean St, W1. £4

If you do fancy eating at the restaurant for half price you may have to depart with about 50% of your dignity, by phoning up to book a table and giving your best impression of any farm animal to claim the offer.

And that sounds like a clucking great deal if you ask me.

The Farm, 18 Farm Lane, SW6 - 020 7381 3331
Half price offer valid until Wednesday August 25

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'Grey Will Fade' - the debut solo album from Charlotte Hatherley out today

Photojournalism exhibition Reduction opens today at The Gallery At Pentagram Design. 10am-5.30pm. 11 Needham Road, W11.

Slightly deranged comic duo Kim Noble and Stuart Silver act it out at The Hen And Chickens. 8pm. 109 St Pauls Rd, N1. £6. 020 7704 2001.

Last week for afternoon play Women Laughing at King's Head, Eclipse at White Cube, After Image at Victoria Miro.

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