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2-4-6-8, who do we appreciate!
The Airstream-based pop-up Street Kitchen leads an Autumnal Americana trend
It’s a little known fact that a certain someone
here at UJ was once a card-carrying cheerleader back
in the US of A. We’re talking pom-poms, backflips,
endlessly white smiles – the whole nine yards.
Hard to imagine, yes. But it does go some way to explaining
our love affair with most things Transatlantic (oil
disasters notwithstanding). And perhaps why, therefore,
we’re loving the gentle breeze of Americana that’s
blowing in from across the pond this Autumn…
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You could squeeze yourself into a little prepitude courtesy of these
Varsity Jackets, fast cementing themselves as one
of our favourite seasonal loves (take this Mihara
Yasuhiro shawl number). Or let it all hang out
and head to UJ’s new meatball-touting fave Tiny
Robot on Westbourne Grove for a little Brooklyn-esque
bare-brick vibe. Like it rough? Head to Aces
and Eights, a saloon style 50’s rock’n’roll
dive bar complete with pinball machine launched last
Thursday.
Flying the visual flag, Olyvia
Fine Art has a tasty-looking American Pop-Art
show on at the moment exhibiting some refreshingly
bright slabs of Haring and Warhol. And speaking of
tasty, Street
Kitchen is a forthcoming full-on culinary Airstream
rolling out for the London
Restaurant Festival. Sure it promises predominantly
British dishes along the Braised Beef and Celeriac
Mash lines. But with those cult Airstream lines and
a little Blackberry and Shortbread Cheesecake on the
menu, if we could just get our aforementioned staffer
back in the old pop-socks and pom-poms we might just
die and go to Americana heaven.
Info
Street Kitchen
Oct 4-18
In Covent Garden from Oct 4, then Old Spitalfields
Market from Oct 15
Sold Out: American Pop Art from the 1970s and the 1980s
Sept 22 – Nov 20 Olyvia Fine Art, 17 Ryder Street, SW1Y 6PY
Tiny Robot 78 Westbourne Grove, W2 5RT
Aces and Eights
156-158 Fortress Road, NW5 2HP
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Wine Chap's Wine Tips: September Q&A
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WineChap kicks off a new wine-tastic Q&A series with Hawksmoor’s Will Beckett
Arguably the City's finest steakhouse, Hawksmoor boasts an enviable winelist and hosts regular (and rather generous) winemaker dinners. For the first of our new WineChap quick-sip Q&As, we sit down for two minutes with Will Beckett, the man at the Hawksmoor helm.
Read the full feature…
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TODAY'S EVENT PICKS |
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BARGAIN HUNT – your way to the Georgina Goodman Sample Sale. Up to 75% off. 10am-7pm, Georgina Goodman, 12-14 Shepherd Street, W1J 7UF. Free. |
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WATCH – the moving story of a friendship falling apart in Burn My Heart. 7:30pm, New Diorama Theatre, 125-16 Triton Street, NW1 3BF £10.50-£12.50. |
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3 IN 1 – watch a film, see a band and a live DJ set at the Raindance Film Festival Opening Party. Tomorrow, 7pm, Apollo Cinema, 19 Lower Regent Street, SW1 4LR. £25. |
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SEE – Laine Laing's photography in Budapest in Monumental Misconception. 10am-5pm, The Gallery Soho. 121-125 Charing Cross Road, WC2H 0EW . Free. |
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