What's your normal idea of 'comfort food'? Pot Noodle and a Twix? Jar of Nutella and a spoon? Bottle of Pinot Grigio and a straw? Whatever your personal 'Friday night pig out' treat is we're pretty sure it won't have any connection to Ayurvedic medicine, which is all the more reason to get yourself down to the Ayurvedic Food Festival for a bit of TLC: tender, loving cuisine. |
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Comic book creator turned musician Jeffrey Lewis plays at Bush Hall, W12. 7:30pm. £8. 08700 600 100 or here. |
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Husky-voiced & up'n'coming Leela James is at Jazz Café. 7pm. 5 Parkway, NW1. £15. 0870 264 3333 or online. |
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Art or lots of doodles?: Raw Arts Festival of self-taught art now at Candid Arts Trust 9am-6pm. 3 Torrens St, EC1 |
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Unfold your creative talents at NHAC's craft night as Max Tundra spins. 8pm-1am. 11 Notting Hill Gate, W11. £5. |
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The festival, which kicks off today, is designed to show how a change of diet can go some way to preventing those three big, scary killers of modern society: diabetes, cardiovascular disease and, everyone's favourite, stress. Leading Ayurvedic doctors will be on hand to guide you through seminars and there are cookery demonstrations galore, so if you get nothing else out of the day at least you'll get some free grub. |
Indie rock at ICA:The Boxer Rebellion tonight. 7pm. The Mall, SW1. £8. Buy online. |
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Grande dame of pop Alison Moyet takes the stage@RFH. 7:30pm. Belvedere Rd, SE1. £25. 0870 401 8181 or here. |
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But be warned, this is no 'eat your own body weight in seaweed' fad. The essence of the Indian philosophy of Ayurveda is "nothing is right for everyone and everything is right for someone", so you'll be expected to put some thought into this one, and the results probably won't include 'nip down to Hakkasan for a quick bit of dim sum'. The
Ayurvedic Food Festival - May 16-June 18 |
Artprojx screens classic spy flick Quiller Memorandum at Prince Charles before taking painter Michael Borremans in Q&A. 6:30pm. 7 Leicester Pl, WC2. £5. 020 7494 3654. |
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Last week of Caravaggio at NG, the Royal Opera's 1984, the Robert Crumbs show at Whitechapel and the J Street Project at Timothy Taylor. |
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