New exhibition: Conrad Jon Godly at JD Malat Gallery
The celebrated Swiss painter, Conrad Jon Godly is launching his first UK solo show To See is Not to Speak at London’s JD Malat Gallery
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AuthorTim Firmager
Cocktails with CÎROC Black Raspberry
Vodka brand CÎROC has recently launched a new limited-edition vodka, CÎROC Black Raspberry, ideal to stir up a couple of cocktails during the cold, winter months
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Restaurant review: The Baptist Bar and Grill at L’Oscar – Holborn, London
Our Food Editor, Tim Firmager, steaks out the newly opened Baptist Bar and Grill restaurant, within L’Oscar Hotel in London’s Holborn area.
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Celebrate canard at Monsieur Le Duck
The just opened Monsieur Le Duck in the City of London, is a pop-up focussing on one thing: duck, bringing a morsel fo South-West France to the British capital.
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Magic Michael’s XXL Brunch – Camden, London
Magic Michael’s XXL Brunch is launching in Camden in December, the UK’s first bottomless brunch inspired by the Magic Mike film series
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Single release: Toby Corton & His Band By Chance – Help Yourself
Toby Corton & His Band By Chance release their new single Help Yourself tomorrow (26 November), from their forthcoming EP A Lover Outta Practice.
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5 reasons to visit Milan during Christmas
Five reasons to visit Milan during Christmas, from fashion to traditional markets, a musical advent calendar to Christmas markets, and let’s not forget the regional pleasure that is Panettone
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Three reasons to visit Malta for a weekend-break
Malta, the world’s number one LGBT destination has many reasons that make it an ideal weekend-break including film location tours, the Valletta trail and the fact the country will have plastic-free oceans (and beaches) by 2019
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Three food trends for 2019
Market intelligence agency Mintel has put together the three top food trends it anticipates for 2019, and shared these with Vada Magazine.
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Being Human – a festival of humanities
Being Human is the festival of humanities, with a theme of Origins and Endings, runs 15 – 24 November in cities across the country.
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