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THE CULTURE EDIT | EDITION TWO

  • MAISON MADRE
  • May 25
  • 2 min read

Updated: May 27

June in London means longer, lighter days and more time to get out and about before the summer crowds flock. Here we round up the latest events and new openings, from polo to sculpture in the park or even a sound bath with a skyline view.


Here’s what’s worth booking and talking about now.



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Cecil Beaton


Best known for his iconic fashion photography, Cecil Beaton was also a passionate gardener and floral enthusiast. The exhibition at the Garden Museum delves into how gardens and flowers influenced his artistic vision. Featuring photographs, paintings, drawings, and costume designs, it showcases Beaton's use of floral elements in his work. Curated by Emma House and designed by Luke Edward Hall, the exhibition offers a different perspective on Beaton's iconic creativity.


14th May - 21st September. 5 Lambeth Palace Road, London, SE1 7LB







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Four Seasons Spa

SKYLINE SOUND BATH AT FOUR SEASONS


Join Sahana Sound at the Four Seasons this Global Wellness Day for 50 minutes of soothing from crystal bowls, gongs, and chimes that will help settle your mind. Set on the spa’s 10th floor, you'll enjoy calming sounds alongside stunning views over the London skyline. Guest bookings are all complimentary and include a wellness drink and spa goody bag.


Saturday 14th June. Four Seasons Hotel, Hamilton Pl, Park Lane, W1J 7DR






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Serpentine Pavilion

SERPENTINE PAVILION


The Serpentine’s summer pavilion is designed by Marina Tabassum, 'A Capsule in Time' which blends geometry and capsule shapes that play with light. Inspired by the temporary structures of the Bengal Delta, it’s calm, clever, and simplistically beautiful. As always, the showcase will include a summer of talks, music and events inside one of London’s most iconic architectural pop-ups.


Free entry from mid-June. Kensington Gardens, London, W2 3XA






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Cartier Queen's Cup Final

CARTIER QUEEN’S CUP FINAL


Held at Guards Polo Club in Windsor, the Cartier Queen’s Cup Final is one of the most glamorous events of the British sporting calendar. If you're after the best seats in the house, make sure to book a table at the VIP Clubhouse for a long lunch and post-match celebrations.


15th June. Guards Polo Club, Smiths Lawn, Windsor Great Park, SL4 2RD







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One Club Row, Shoreditch

NOW OPEN | ONE CLUB ROW


Above the historic home of the Knave of Clubs pub in Shoreditch, One Club Row is the latest venture from chef Patrick Powell, offering a blend of 90s New York meets Parisian bistro . The menu includes dishes such as; lobster and ham croquettes, steak tartare, and their signature burger au poivre. The dining room seats 45 and feels intimate and atmospheric, with original fireplaces and minimalistic decor which is accented with contemporary art from Joy Yamusangie. Dine at the weekend when the house pianist plays.


1 Club Row, London, E1 6JX






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Taste of London, Regent's Park

TASTE OF LONDON | REGENT'S PARK


Taste of London returns to Regent’s Park for five days of open-air dining, chef masterclasses, and live entertainment. This year’s line-up includes dishes from the likes of Hide, Kutir, Evelyn’s Table, and St. JOHN. VIP tickets include fast-track entry and access to private lounges.


18th - 22nd June. Regent’s Park, London, NW1 4NR






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