Live music from Jazz New Blood
Live music by Rosie Frater-Taylor (guitar and vocals) and Roella Oloro (piano) from Jazz New Blood.
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Category: Food
A tour of Poplar Union
A tour of Poplar Union
Anyone familiar with Poplar and Limehouse in London’s East End may have noticed that new building are mushrooming at an astonishing rate as the area undergoes massive redevelopment. Alongside all the new apartment blocks, there are also some exciting new cultural spaces. we went to visit the multifaceted culture and community hub – Poplar Union
The Arches: E5 Bakehouse
The Arches: E5 Bakehouse
Britain’s railway arches are being sold off by Network rail and thousands of small business are in danger as the rents are bound to be hiked up so much that renting an arch space will no longer be sustainable. The Arches, celebrates the diverse enterprises that are found under railways. To pilot the series we grab a coffee and a loaf of bread and East London’s infamous E5 Bakehouse.
If you want to find out more about the Guardians of the arches campaign to save the businesses located in Britain’s railway arches head to guardiansofthearches.org.uk
Studio interview with Steve Wilson from Make Kit
Studio interview with Steve Wilson from Make Kit
Steve Wilson co-founder of Hackney based vegan and vegetarian recipe kit company Make Kit explains why this way of cooking is proving so popular.
London Coffee with Lani Kingston
London Coffee with Lani Kingston
Jonny Virgo met up with Australian food writer Lani Kingston to talk about her new book – London Coffee – which delves into the history of coffee in London.
Meet Magnus Reid from Legs Hackney
Meet Magnus Reid from Legs Hackney
Australian chef and entrepreneur Magnus Reid talks about what makes him tick while he prepares for the evening service at Legs in Morning Lane Hackney.
Interview with the founders of Save The Date
Interview with the founders of Save The Date Cafe
James and Ruth have built the Dalston based waste food cafe Save The Date as part of the Real Junk Food Project, with a mission to use supermarket and restaurant surplus.
The London Jam Factory
A Passion for Preserves
Jam tasting and animated talk with French but London based ‘Confiturier’ Pierre-Louis Phelipot, who left his corporate job to concoct imaginatively flavoured artisanal preserves for this boutique company The London Jam Factory. Who knew jam could induce such passion!
London Fields Brewery Tours
Every Saturday and Sunday
Tickets from £12
London Fields Brewery are hugely passionate about their beer and want to share what they do with as many people as possible, so they are holding brewery tours every Saturday at 1pm, 2pm and 3pm, Sundays at 1pm, 2pm and 3pm and now on weekday evenings. They are a great opportunity to give you an insight into what they get up to under those East London railway arches.
During your tour of London Fields Brewery, they will be talking you through the equipment and explaining the beer making process. From why they use certain hops and what difference the choice of grains make, to how they package is all integral to the finished product. You will see parts of the brewery that general public normally do not have access to.
The tour takes approximately 30 minutes and includes a full tour of our East London brewery, followed by a tutored beer tasting in the Tap Room, joining the dots between the process and the glass.
Groups are welcome but they can’t take any more than 20 people at any one session. London Brewery Tours are available to over 18s only and please book in advance via the ticketing system below as spaces are limited.
More details at londonfieldsbrewery.co.uk
The Art of Dining’s take on Abigail’s Party
Beverly strikes back
Alice Hodge, half of the immersive pop up supper experience ‘The Art of Dining‘ talks about their unique take on the Mike Leigh play, pop up dinners and how to take a prawn cocktail into the 21st Century. Oh and of course there’s Demis…
Interview by Pearl Wise
Abigail’s Party dinner pop-up
Until Saturday 4 April
An evening of food, drink, theatre and 70s music, hosted by The Art Of Dining!
It is a set menu. The only dietary requirements we can cater for are vegetarian and gluten free. Please let us know on the night.
Dressing up is not compulsory, however if you want to please feel free.
The address is The Rose Lipman Building, 43 De Beauvoir Road, London, N1 5SQ.
Evening starts at 7.30pm and finishes at 11pm.
Tickets £55 and you can book online at www.theartofdining.co.uk/buy-tickets
