If you’ve left it a little late to plan your Christmas party or festive office lunch, fret not – there are a number of free dates still available across the Houses in December.

Electric House
Availability in the Playroom, Club Room and Snug for drinks, lunches and dinners. Contact Sophie for further information: Sophie@electrichouse.com or 0207 908 9605

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Shoreditch House
Evening availability in the Garden, Tin and Pin. Lunches available in the Snug and the Private Dining Rooms. Contact Stephen for further information: Stephen@shoreditchhouse.com or 0207 749 4544

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High Road House
Availability across the House for lunches and parties. Contact Hayley for further information: Hayley@highroadhouse.co.uk or 0208 987 1775

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Soho House
Lunch and dinner availability on select dates. Contact Wilfred for further information: Wilfred@sohohouse.com or 0207 292 0122

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House Seven is both a website and a weekly mail, providing all the information, news and listings you need to make the most out of your Soho House membership. Use it to book events and screenings at your local House, and view photos, interviews and videos from our Houses around the world.

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The start of October saw the launch of the Kibera Project at Mount Street Galleries. Sponsored by the Soho House Group, the project was established to raise funds for a creative department at St John’s School in Kibera, Kenya – the location of Africa’s largest slum.

In 2010, four artists – including the renowned painter James Hart Dyke – travelled to Kibera to produce work inspired by the slum. The result of that trip was an selection of vibrant and moving artworks, which were exhibited in the gallery from October 4th-10th.

The prints and artwork from the exhibition are now available for sale at www.lifeinkibera.org with all proceeds going directly to this very worthy cause.

For any further enquiries, please email kibera@sohohouse.com

Continuing to showcase the UK’s best new musical talent to the Monday night crowd at Shoreditch House, last month’s Wired was a typically energetic affair.

Souful singer/songwriters Martyna Baker and Raphaella provided a graceful and elegant start to proceedings…before all hell broke loose. After a storming set from Clement Marfo and the Frontline, Rizzle Kicks arrived to bring the ruckus. Abandoning air guitars in favour of air trumpets, the boys from Brighton showed why their rise to fame has been nothing short of meteoric.

Wired returns to Shoreditch House on October 3rd to celebrate its third birthday. Keep an eye on Virtual House and follow the Wired team on Twitter (@thisiswired) for more updates.

Photography by M. Nardi

It only seems like yesterday that we were welcoming the beginning of the Summer with House Festival.. check out our video of the whole day packed into 3 minutes, hope you like it!