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Before anything else - we're looking for your input on what you want to see more of from our monthly journals, mailed directly to you, for you. Want to know more about the latest in events, markets, bar, fashion, music, fitness or well-being? Maybe you just want to hear about the up-to-date happenings on site for Juju's Bar and Stage, Ninety One, Cafe 1001 or 93 Feet East (click the highlighted links to subscribe).
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That's right! Crafts extravaganza The London Artisan will be returning 31 March - 1 April to bring you the very best in one of a kind curated marketplace from contemporary London based designers. Watch out for Katachi Ceramics (featured) with their beautiful selection of ceramics that will compliment your budding succulent selection, and Nia Rist Prints, whose monochromatic prints on an array of items from cushions to lampshades will brighten up any living room in need of a lift. With live music from the Gypsy Jazz quartet Lost Revellers on the 1st of April to soundtrack your impending spending spree! Not one to miss.
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Most Curious Wedding Fair
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Beer wonderful beer! For all of those craft beer enthusiasts out there - then this is absolutely the haven to be at. Come along and taste the very best of experimental brews, or tried and tested classics throughout the weekend, while catching the likes of Daddy G of Massive Attack on the decks. Tickets available here.
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If you're looking to tie the knot and need some fresh ideas for the big day, we'd recommend coming down to the Most Curious Wedding Fair for all experts on a wedding that bit different from the norm, featuring live music, street food, catwalks and installations! Tickets available here.
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London Fashion Week:
Fashion East
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Photo: Look 10, Supriya Lele AW18
Taking to the catwalk under Lulu Kennedy's mentorship, this edition of Fashion East for the AW18 season featured Supriya Lele (in her third outing) with her collection exploring her cultural British-Asian heritage; and ASAI (also in his third outing) blending the aesthetics of the fishing nets of Vietnam, classic British checks and all American denim looks. Also showing was newcomers Charlotte Knowles, and special guest brand Symonds Pearmain.
Previous Fashion East alumni making waves at London Fashion Week included sustainable designer Richard Malone, Matty Bovan and Simone Rocha; expect big things in the future from these exciting designers.
With more exciting news from the brilliant team behind Fashion East with the release of the collaboration between Fashion East and iD Magazine, “Fashion’s First Family: Inside Fashion East” which was premiered at the ICA Theatre this week and is due for release next week.You can view a teaser here and keep an eye for further updates on Fashion East channels.
Catch up on the Fashion East AW18 collections in their entirety on Vogue Runway.
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Triumphing with their debut in 2017, the very first Vegan Nights of 2018 was even bigger and brighter with the vegan behemoth ever increasing in size. The monthly celebration brings you the very best in Vegan traders to serve you the tastiest cruelty free grub to satisfy all palates. With a stellar line up of DJs keeping us on our feet all night long (hosted by the recently refurbished 93 Feet East). Last round we had our resident traders taking the main stage, including King Cook Daily and Temple of Seitan. The next Vegan Nights lands on March 8th, celebrating International Women's Day and will feature the entrepreneurial spirit of the women led enterprises involved at the very heart of Vegan Nights, such as traders Vida Bakery, Club Mexicana, Bright Zine and Spice Box, with DJs Melody Kane and Becky Tong (amongst others). Grab your tickets before they sell out and make your way down to support your favourite female vegan bad-asses!
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Following an amazing year for Free Range, FR Awards winners gave three graduates the opportunity to run solo exhibitions simultaneously across 4 days in the heart of Brick Lane. In aid to celebrate new and emerging talent, supported by Metro Imaging who provided the graduates with an annual mentor-ship and personal support in the lead up to their exhibition. Photographer Alexander Mourant shared the journey of 'Aomori' created in Japan, whilst Manny Melotra exhibited the diaspora communities living together in Southall. Multiplicity collective (Clive Kudakwashe & Jess Thomas) showcased their practice and psycho sensual time traveling television drama, altogether making it an successful second round for the FR Awards. Stay up to date with what's going down at Free Range 2018.
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