Brondesbury Area Guide

'Allo! Everyone's favourite little gastronomic guru is back! Taste Film presents Ratatouille, returning for a strictly limited run. These tickets for our immersive dining experience fly out the door every time, so snap up this feast for the eyes and the tastebuds rapidement!

The Ben Uri Research Unit (BURU) is happy to present Franciszka Themerson’s Stories from the Life. The exhibition includes the paintings and drawings from her student days at the School of Fine Art in Warsaw and some of her later works in London. Most of them have never been exhibited in England. Of the early works, made in Poland there are 3 paintings, and 19 drawings made between 1929 and 1933, which will be shown in the main gallery. When the exhibition ends, they will be donated to the National Museum in Warsaw. The lower galleries will include works from the 1940s when Franciszka begins to experiment with abstract forms and bright colours. Even though Franciszka Themerson illustrated and designed books, was director of Gaberbocchus Press, made films with her husband Stefan Themerson, designed for the theatre, she was primarily a painter. Her paintings developed from the very tightly crafted, densely coloured scenes of events within interiors of the earliest works, to later images whose meaning could be read in several different ways. The comparison is both puzzling and interesting. The exhibition is accompanied by a small catalogue about the early works, edited by Jasia Reichardt and designed by Pedro Cid Proença.

Multi-award winner as best jazz vocalist - BBC Jazz Awards 2007 and 2004 and Parliamentary Jazz Awards 2018, alongside nominations from the Jazz FM Awards 2013 and Downbeat Magazine 2017 - Ian Shaw has amassed a number of highly acclaimed internationally released albums and is a popular performer both in the UK and the US. He has been cited, along with Mark Murphy and Kurt Elling, as one of the world’s finest male jazz vocalists. “Jazz singer Ian Shaw is almost too talented for his own good...a brilliant vocal chameleon” \-The Telegraph Line up: Ian Shaw - vocals James Pearson - piano David Preston - guitar Ed Ireland - bass Dave Ohm - drums Presented by Ladbroke Hall. This is an 18+ event

Section 79 Presented by The Globe. This is an 18+ event

Dive into a Chocolate Feast with warm, fun, and super knowledgeable chocolatiers. Get creative and hands-on, making your own unique chocolate bars with a variety of toppings. Take home handmade treats from Notting Hill's Most Luxurious Chocolate Company, including bars, bonbons, and pralines. Chocolate class including all necessary ingredients. Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries, pregnant travelers, or those with poor cardiovascular health. Experience supplied by Melt Chocolates Notting Hill All ticket sales are final and cannot be refunded, exchanged, or otherwise modified. Click here to check out the T&Cs.

Alexandra Kay kindles a profound connection with listeners through her heartfelt melodies, evocative storytelling, and beautifully captivating voice. Born and raised in Waterloo, Illinois, Alexandra found her voice as a teen, using songwriting as a vessel for self-expression and self-discovery while living in a small midwest town.