House 10: The essential things to book in the UK this week

1. Soho House Festival at Gunnersbury Park, west London
Soho House Festival is back after a two-year break – this time with two separate dates in west London’s Gunnersbury Park on Thursday 7 and Saturday 9 July. Hosted with the support of YouTube, the festival features headline musical acts (including Fatboy Slim, Primal Scream and Self Esteem, among many others), and all the unlimited food and drink you know and love.

This year, we’re also partnering with the Jamal Edwards Self Belief Trust in memory of Jamal, a beloved and much-missed member of the Soho House family. 

Tickets start at £325 and include all food, drink and entertainment; click here to find out more.

2. In Conversation: David Shrigley at Brighton Beach House
Come along to the House to hear a discussion between internationally renowned artist  (and the man behind our banana pool), David Shrigley, and Soho House’s Global Art Director, Kate Bryan. There’s DJs and dancing after the event, with drinks provided by Bombay Sapphire.

You can book this event here.

6. Lil Silva and friends at Shoreditch House
Lil Silva and friends take over the Library in celebration of the forthcoming album, Yesterday Is Heavy. Silva has previously collaborated with some of the biggest names in music, including Adele, Mark Ronson, Jay Electronica, and Banks, and Yesterday Is Heavy features George FitzGerald as OTHERLiiNE, Ghetts, and serpentwithfeet, among others.

To join the waiting list, click here.


4. Kojo’s Comedy Corner at Tea Building Studio
Kojo Anim hosts a not-to-be-missed evening of comedy featuring some of the hottest new talent from the UK and US.

Click here to reserve your place.

5. Pride 50: Two Twos Podcast at 40 Greek Street
As part of our Pride 50 programming, join us for a conversation with Nana and Rose – hosts of the Two Twos Podcast. They’re known for not leaving any stone unturned as they dissect a wide range of topics, from sex and relationships to navigating queerness and religion. 

This event is curated and hosted by author and journalist Jason Okundaye.

You can book this event here.

6. House Party: Yung Singh at Shoreditch House
Yung Singh’s sound is firmly rooted in UK soundsystem culture, and he earnt his stripes in the booths of seminal London venues like Corsica Studios, Fabric, and XOYO. As a core crew member of the leading Asian underground crew, Daytimers, he’s at the forefront of a thriving new scene for the South Asian diaspora, raising awareness of this grassroots community and its history within British dance music.

Reserve spots for you and your guests here. 

7. What Does Not Raw at Brixton Studio
Join us for a night of curated storytelling from people who want to get real about life and what it means to be human. As a collective of creative activists, What Does Not Raw knows the power of braving a storm, the courage it takes to tell the tale, and the belonging that comes from sharing it. From small to big comebacks, these are tales about turning pain into power and facing your demons, so expect a mind-expanding and heart-tugging evening.

Click here to attend this event.


8. Mothers Meeting: Being Kelsey at Shoreditch House
Join us for the welcome return of longstanding parenting celebration, Mothers Meeting, at Shoreditch House. This month features a guest appearance from actress, businesswoman and working mum, Kelsey Parker, aka Being Kelsey.

You can book this event here.

9. Psychedelic series: the future of mental wellness at Shoreditch House
This international panel series featuring medical, legal and business experts from the field explores how psychedelic substances are changing the way people treat mental health. 

Join the waitlist for this event here.


10. Mindful Pottery at Brixton Studio
This mindful pottery workshop, hosted by Recess Living, helps you get out of your head and into your hands. Switch off, slow down, and let this tactile craft ground you as you try your hand at everything from pinch-pot pottery to slab building and coiling.

Click here to book this event.