Usually when a three-way collaboration is mentioned, the magic sparked within the coallition would be spurned from three individuals from pretty much the same area. The Begee’s, the FC Barcelona midfield and The Musketeers to name just a few groups of this nature.

Although slightly different, all individuals are born with the same motives, and bring their enhanced ideas and skills to the table in a quest for brilliance. But this certain joining of arms is slightly different.

Young Turks is a project that welcomes, and indeed binds, the most acclaimed proprieters of London Art, fine wine and gourmet food in a completely unmissable, unflappable and unrivalled showcase of visionary and consumption class.

Ben Greeno from Tudor Road, Elliot’s Isaac McHale and James Lowe from St John Bread and Wine will orchestrate the culinary concerto, alongside wine merchants Bottle Apostle, who will be providing the high-class tipples.

The Five-course dinner will be held at Art Work Space, an art gallery that covers the entire ground
floor at The Hempel, where guests will be invited to sip on cocktails and converse between bites of the canapé offerings of some of London’s finest artists of Cuisine.

With a backdrop from artist David Wightman, entitled Secret Name, the night will completely alter the measuring stick of which you judge a dining experience, and after months of preparation, the stage is set for London’s elite to combine in an event that should be everything our hunger for an evening experience desires.

The event will start at 6:30pm on Sunday 19th December. For more information, call 020 8985 1549

I think we can all agree that the attendance to a red carpet event is one that is completely unrivalled in terms of sophistication and glamour. The champaign, the reception, the attire, the footmen, the dog collars….Yes gents, this is an event that does need an open mind.

Unfortunately lads, put your imagination back in its place as Battersea Dog’s and Cat’s home will be celebrating their 150^th anniversary with a night of glitz and glamour to commemorate the effort that goes into the rescuing, maintaining and re-homing of thousands of stray animals every year.

Hosted by TV presenter Amanda Holden, the night will start with a glittering reception, and performances from some of music’s top performers, including Alexandra Burke and The Who’s Roger Daltry. Read more →