Lighting Up the Table
Diwali can taste completely different at home this year with help from Gymkhana Fine foods.
Culture
Claridge’s Party People
Claridge’s is celebrating the 100th anniversary of art deco in style, with a dazzling array of events ranging from Flapper cocktails in The Fumoir to tours, talks and a decadent sleepover.
The Mitfords and a betrayal in Belgravia
Infamous, intriguing and impossibly glamorous, the Mitfordcsisters still fascinate to this day. We take a look at their lives.
FRIEZE LONDON & FRIEZE MASTERS
Frieze London 2025 to highlight curatorial innovation and global artistic exchange, as Frieze Mas-ters welcomes new leadership under Emanuela Tarizzo.
School’s in
The market for international schools is booming, with the total number increasing by 50 per cent over the past decade – and institutions with British heritage are proving particularly popular in the Middle East.
Images of Ireland
Two photo exhibitions in Mayfair explore Irish identity from the Troubles to multicultural modernity
On the map
Serving as historical documents and elaborate works of art, rare maps and atlases have been drawing collectors and enthusiasts to Mayfair’s auction houses and specialist map stores for years.
Queen of hearts
After moving to Britain in 1960, Baroness Floella Benjamin overcame racism and adversity to become an actress, presenter, campaigner, author and politician. She tells us more about her extraordinary life.
Rule Of Law
Known for her striking black and white images, Zoë Law has carved out a career photographing celebrities and cultural icons. This month 100 of her photographs are coming to the National Portrait Gallery
Don’t Stop Me Now
Multitalented musician and composer Nitin Sawhney discusses culture, collaboration and connection –and why he enjoys having a plethora of projects on the go
Show time
Some of the best shows to see in the West End this summer.
JESSIKA’s journey
The singer songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer will spend two weeks at Brown’s Hotel.
