We’re bouncing all over the place this weekend, from negronis on a floating barge and beer pizzas and vermouth all over town to a 14 hour Krankbrother party, a photography exhibition, art fairs and a homage to Malcolm McLaren. There is no theme this weekend, just London-centric fun. But, if you fancy jetting off to sunnier climes, we’ve got Sardinia on our mind…(hint: click the banners). Enjoy! This Weekend’s Picks • FRI Floating Negroni Bar • SAT Krankbrother Present Day and Night Terrace Party • SUN Legs Top 5 pizzas 1. Forget everything else, this could trump ’em all: beer-infused pizzas at Yard Sale Pizza 2. Looking after your digestive health but want a slice? Try the charcoal base pizza at Zia Lucia 3. For a true taste of the Med, new Neapolitan pizza place ‘O ver will be doing pure seawater pizzas 4. For seriously luxe pizza, try the white truffle blanca pizza at Chucs in Westbourne Grove 5. As always, Pizza Pilgrims has gone one step further with pizza soup IS FRADIS X SECRETSUNDAZE PARTY THURSDAY 2 JUNE Sponsored Listing As you know, we love Ibiza, but this year, we’re also feeling the need to mix it up a bit. So, this summer we’re looking to Is Fradis beach club in Sardinia, set on Cala Sinzias, one of Sardinia’s most beautiful beaches. Here you’ll find fresh authentic Sardinian food, spritz sundown happy hours, local craft Sardinian beer (it’s a thing), and great parties. Last year Bushwacka! threw an amazing party, and this year, on Thursday 2 June, Is Fradis will welcome Secretsundaze for a 12-hour disco/house/techno seaside throw-down. There will be all the usual Secretsundaze shenanigans, with founders Giles Smith and James Priestley headlining alongside a handpicked selection of local DJs playing. For a warm up, listen to their mix below, and then book a flight! Only 2.5 hours from London (fly to Cagliari, then it’s a 35 minute drive). Easy! Entry to the party is free. SECRETSUNDAZE X IS FRADIS WARMUP MIX Twitter | Facebook | Website Friday DO: DRINK: The Legacy of Malcolm McLaren: The Clothes Floating Negroni Bar at House of Peroni Don your Sex Pistols tee because papa of the punk scene Malcolm McLaren will be under the spotlight this Friday night at the ICA. The panel discussion with Malcolm McLaren’s long-term partner Young Kim, featuring writer Paul Gorman, fashion designer Kim Jones and Man About Town magazine editor Ben Reardon, will address the influence of the late punk pioneer and his relevance to fashion today. A negroni is no longer just a negroni. Last week, we had the pick of the litter at the world’s biggest Negroni Bar in Shoreditch’s Red Gallery. This weekend, we’re hitting the Floating Negroni Bar at House of Peroni. On its own barge and manned by Simone Caporale (previously of the Artesian at The Langham), the masterclass includes a tasting menu of five variations and a 101 in how to make a negroni that floats your boat (sorry!). 6.30pm From £7 Institute of Contemporary Arts, The Mall, SW1Y 5AH Available Wednesday – Friday (6-9pm) and Saturday – Sunday (12noon-9pm). 1-hour session. Tickets £15 per person plus booking fee. The Rolling Stones at the Saatchi Gallery only until Sept 4 Sponsored Listing Just in case you haven’t heard, The Rolling Stones exhibition has landed at the Saatchi Gallery – and it’s a big one: two floors with 9 thematic galleries. In the world’s biggest Stones exhibition, you can expect everything from never before seen backstage paraphernalia, iconic costumes and instruments to photography, rare audio tracks and video footage, set designs and personal diaries, and even a recording studio complete with original instruments and interactive mixing desks. Plus, there’s a backstage 3D concert experience. Exhibitionism: The Rolling Stones, April 5 -September 4, tickets from £23. Duke Of York’s HQ, King’s Road, SW3 4RY Saturday EAT: Party: Art16 Krankbrother Present Day and Night Terrace Party Good art and good food continue to collide. If you’re going to this year’s Art16 fair, make sure to book your table at one of the on-site restaurant pop ups: The Colony Grill Room (Thursday and Friday), The Wolseley (Friday) and The Delaunay (Sunday). Aside from a Corbin & King binge, your art binge will come courtesy of over 1000 artworks from artists and galleries from over 30 countries – we like the sound of Philip Colbert’s ‘Fried Egg World’. Krank up your weekend with a 14-hour shake down at the Oval Space with DJ duo, Krankbrother. Head in from 4pm for outdoor cocktails and a barbecue before things get serious and taken inside for the full throttle electro party, courtesy of Berghain resident Efdemin, vinyl lover DVS1 and east London local resident, Jane Fitz – and, of course, Krankbrother. 11am-7pm From £10 Art16 Olympia, Hammersmith Road, W14 8UX 4pm £22.50 29-32 The Oval, E2 9DT EXPLORING SARDINIA Sponsored Listing Aside from the partying, there’s the exploring. From wine tasting in the nearby Argiolas vineyard and boat trips to local islands (Serpentara and Cavoli) to Sette Fratelli mountain jeep tours (home to wild boar, hare and deer) and more aperitivo’ing, you won’t be short of things to do here. In terms of where to stay, we have it on good authority that the Hotel Garden Beach, Villas Resort, and the five -star La Villa del Re are all good and less than 10 minutes away. Twitter | Facebook | Website International Music Summit Ibiza Competition It’s that time of year again, IMS and Ibiza openings! And we have a pair of all-access passes to give away. For a reminder, IMS sees the global electronic industry descend on the Hard Rock Ibiza for three days and three nights of talks, parties, networking, inspiration and good times. Highlights this year include by day: keynotes with Erick Morillo and Pet Shop Boys, conversations between the CEO of Ushuaïa (which, as you know, will be taking over Space in 2017) and a re-intro to Richie Hawtin’s ENTER.Sake. There’ll also be pool parties at the Hard Rock, an album launch at Mambo’s Hostal La Torre and by night, it’s Pacha and Dalt Vila. And, if you stay on, your delegate badge is also good for the openings at Ushuaïa and Space. So, if you’re going to be on the island and this sounds good to you, apply here. Winners will be notified end of the week. International Music Summit Ibiza, May 25-27. Passes are subject to terms and conditions. Follow Us! Facebook | Twitter | Instagram See what we’ve been snapping this week on Instagram! Atrium Kitchen 50% Off If you’re looking for an all-day restaurant that allows you to eat, work and kick-back, put Atrium Kitchen on your radar. The new Camden spot, in the heart of Camden Market, not only serves a casual, all day menu from breakfast to dinner, but add the super fast broadband and working pods, Climpson & Co coffee and menu of local craft beers and you’ve got yourself a new all-day hangout in Camden. Bonus points for its views across town. Currently in soft launch mode, head in to enjoy 50% off food at any time. Valid from now until June 12. To book call 020 3376 9999 or email bookings@atriumcamden.com and quote UJATRIUM50 T&Cs Customer receives 50% off all food at any time until June 12. Atrium opens Monday – Friday from 7am and Saturday and Sunday from 9am and closes at midnight. Offer does not include drinks. Offer is valid for bookings of up to 6 people. Must book in advance. Offer is subject to availability and not valid with any other offer Product pick: We Can’t Do This Alone: Jefferson Hack The System To celebrate 25 years of Dazed & Confused, Jefferson Hack has released a new coffee table book. Part retrospective, part manifesto, We Can’t Do This Alone: Jefferson Hack The System, features interviews with cultural figures alongside a look at Dazed, Nowness and AnOther’s many collaborations over the years, plus a who’s who of archive interviews from Tilda Swinton to Bjork and David Bowie. Available from Rizzoli Sunday SEE: EAT: Photo London Legs For a mix of camerawork from the best of England’s photographers, head to Somerset House this weekend. With over 80 galleries from across England, there’ll be a pick ‘n’ mix of big name stars with up ‘n’ comers, plus a programme of events, which includes ‘conversations’ (such as Nick Knight with Hans-Ulrich Obrist and Miles Aldridge with Francis Hodgson), screenings (including Bill Cunningham: New York) and a host of book signings. Time to get snap happy. It’s been a slow burn but now vermouth is well and truly on the menu. From the large selection at Morito Hackney to vermouth on tap at newly opened Gotto Tratorria and now, we’re heading to Legs, the new restaurant helmed by Magnus Reid (previously of The Rooftop Café), for their home-made version, made in their ‘makers’ basement. Aside from the vermouth, wine will be focused on small independent producers and the menu will be simple and seasonal (think burrata with pickled watermelon and charred tomato and steak tartare with smoked pecans and buttermilk). 12pm-6pm Tickets from £27 Somerset House, Strand, WC2R 1LA 10pm-11pm Prices vary 120-122 Morning Lane, E9 6LH WEEKEND GUIDE BY CS LIKE SHARE FORWARD PREVIOUS EDITION (c) 2016 Urban Junkies. All rights reserved. Reproductions of any portion of this website only with our express permission. Urban Junkies is a free weekly mailer. All listings and features are editorial: We do not receive any payment from venues, artists or promoters. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy of information listed but we cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions.