W10 Area Guide

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.

On May 6 Nate Mani & the Heavy Hitters bringing a night of live jazz infused with a heavy dose of uk groove. Drawing inspiration from the likes of Snarky Puppy and Anderson Pak, Heavy Hitters music have with rich textures, complex rhythms, emotive melodies and is always soulful. The last time the Heavy Hitters came to NHAC they pushed the boundaries of genre with fan-favourite covers blended with original tunes. There will also be 2 very special featured acts: London-based artists Zion and Siobhan are a musical force that refuses to be confined. Blending R&B, pop, and hip-hop, they fearlessly experiment across genres, creating a sound uniquely their own. With a mission to inspire and empower young black women, their music resonates with all who seek good vibes and positivity. Taking cues from icons like Missy Elliott, Cleo Sol, and Destiny’s Child, Zion and Siobhan pay homage to the past while blazing a trail into the future. Shalini Rani, meaning “Modest Queen” in Hindi, is a British-Indian artist seamlessly blending the smooth melodies of R&B with the improvisational soul of jazz. Rooted in the rich textures of Neo Soul, her sound is both timeless and contemporary-drawing listeners in with emotionally honest lyrics and a voice that speaks directly to the heart. Shalini has become a familiar face at jam sessions across the city. Her live sets are known to be captivating-creating a space where vulnerability becomes strength, and healing meets empowerment through song. Presented by Notting Hill Arts Club. This is an 18+ event

The play, set on the last two days of Byng’s life, is about friendship, navy life, betrayal by those in power. Is about John Byng (Peter Tate), finding peace to die with dignity, after being court-martialled, convicted of ‘not doing his utmost’ to save Port Mahon, stripped of his rank, who feels his dishonour unjust and believes history will find him innocent of fault. So far it hasn't. As the clock ticks down to his final moment, Byng wrestles with his fate, seeking solace in newfound bonds with his servant Hutchens (Chris Barritt) and a young boy (James Shenoi) about to join the Navy. He takes comfort from his sister Sarah (Corrina McDermott) and best friend Augustus Hervey and in dreams, he meets Voltaire (Merric Boyd), who offers a glimpse into the future and the echoes of Byng's legacy. Two sailors punctuate the drama with haunting ballads of the day — the 18th century’s version of social media — that condemned Byng long before his final hour. Through these songs and the poignant relationships Byng forms in his last days, Swann deftly explores the weight of honour, the sting of betrayal, and the quiet search for peace.

Take a nostalgic journey through 200 years of consumer culture, social change and lifestyle at the Museum of Brands, located in the heart of Notting Hill. Established in 1984, the museum features over 12,000 original items and images from iconic brands, as well as housing over half a million items. The collection aims to concentrate on areas that have transformed daily life- from entertainment, to children's toys, to wartime ephemera, royal souvenirs and more! Reflecting a vast social history and the evolution of consumer lifestyle, this museum is a must for fans of history, British culture, design, and commercial art.

Dive into famous film and feel like a star. Wander through Notting Hill's colourful Victorian terrace houses. Experience the vibrant Portobello Road Market, a haven for treasure seekers. Professional guide Portobello Road Travel Bookshop Notting Hill. Nearby public transportation options are easily accessible. Infants and small children are welcome to ride in a pram or stroller. A moderate level of physical fitness is recommended for travelers. Experience supplied by Best Tours London All ticket sales are final and cannot be refunded, exchanged, or otherwise modified. Click here to check out the T&Cs.

Event moved to Rough Trade West (No longer Rough Trade East) Rough Trade West is very excited to present an in-store In Conversation with film-maker and singer/songwriter Sally Potter and her long-time collaborator guitarist Fred Frith. Hosted by Scottish composer and producer Erland Cooper. The conversation will be followed by a signing from Sally Potter. This unique event celebrates the release of Potter’s second album 'Anatomy' via Bella Union. Please note this is a standing event, in-conversation is due to last around 30 minutes. Tickets for this event also include a physical copy of the fantastic album on your format of choice to be collected from Rough Trade West on the day of the show. More product information can be found HERE >> https://www.roughtrade.com/product/sally-potter/title-copy Accessibility: For accessible tickets, free PA/Carer tickets and other accessibility requests please go to dice.fm/contact. Rough Trade is wheelchair accessible with step free access. Presented by Rough Trade. All ages