House 10: The essential things to book at our European Houses this week
We’ve got comedy, jazz, and an International Women’s Day market – plus, Fashion For Lunch is back for 2022
Tuesday 1 March 2022 By Jess Aureli
1. Soho Rising presents RIMON in Istanbul on Friday night
Soho Rising is our platform for championing the best emerging talent, giving you the chance to see the stars of tomorrow first, with previous guests including Arlo Parks, Moses Boyd, and Holly Humberstone. This week, we welcome RIMON, the Eritrea-born vocalist whose emotive songwriting and a rich vocal style blends elements of hip-hop, neo-soul, and dancehall. Melis Köke gets behind the decks before and after RIMON’s performance.
Our Soho Rising event series is supported by Bowers & Wilkins.
Reserve spots for you and your guests here.
2. Jazz with Joel Holmes in Berlin on Wednesday evening
Traditional jazz piano stylings merge with funk, gospel, and R&B as Grammy-nominated pianist, producer and composer, Joel Holmes, performs at Soho House Berlin.
Click here to reserve spaces for you and your guests.
3. House Comedy: Tom Aharon in Tel Aviv, Jaffa on Wednesday evening
Israeli stand-up comedian, screenwriter, and satirist Tom Aharon is back, bringing us new material with his inimitable take on life as we know it. Show up and leave smiling.
Book spaces for you and your guests here.
4. Daily Paper party in Paris on Wednesday evening
To celebrate the launch of its Daily Life series spotlighting female fencer and Olympic silver medalist, Ysaora Thibus, Daily Paper takes over the Cabaret Room for a special fashion week party.
5. House Comedy: Lesli in Istanbul on Thursday evening
Here’s a fun fact for those of you who are staring into the professional abyss and need some cheering up: Lesli (Karavil) launched her acting and comedy career when she was in her forties (you’re welcome).
In this House Comedy session, the stand-up is back with her latest show, Do I Still Have Hope?, about her time living in San Francisco, New York, and Barcelona. She also dives into questions about the future, new inventions in technology, and her experiences in the post-COVID-19 era.
To book your spot, click here.
6. Fashion For Lunch: Archie M Alled-Martinez in Barcelona on Friday afternoon
The first Fashion For Lunch of 2022 is finally here, and we’re starting strong (as we mean to go on) with fashion designer, Archie M Alled-Martinez, in conversation with editorial and communication director, Lucas Arraut. Today, Alled-Martinez discusses winning the LVMH Graduate prize in 2018, working at Givenchy, and his recently announced collaboration with Karl Lagerfeld.
The menu is €35 and you can reserve your spot here.
7. House Sessions: Leyli in Tel Aviv, Jaffa on Saturday evening
Prolific musicians in their own rights, childhood friends Mercedes Band frontman, Gal Toren, and composer and double bass player, Guy Levi, join forces in their side project, Leyli. Expect harmony-driven grooves from the multitasking duo.
Spaces for this event can be reserved here.
8. International Women’s Day market at Soho House Berlin on Sunday
After a challenging couple of years for small businesses, it’s never been more important to shop local and independent. With that in mind, Soho House Berlin has teamed up with artist, Auguste Vintage founder, and head of archive at Voo Store Berlin, Marie Wez, to curate a special market for International Women’s Day. Browse and shop from a range of products and support female-owned businesses while you do it.
To book your attendance, click here.
9. Key Pillars: Clifford Prince King at Soho House Amsterdam on Sunday
Our new event series, Key Pillars, is hosted by writer, editor, curator, visual critic, and performance artist, Jacquill G Basdew. In this first edition, Basdew talks to Clifford Prince King, an artist who documents his intimate relationships in traditional, everyday settings as a queer Black man.
Reserve your place here.
10. The Female Gaze by Iris Brey in Paris on Tuesday evening
As we celebrate International Women’s Day, we welcome Franco-American film and TV series critic, Iris Brey, who specialises in questions of feminism and gender, and recently published The Female Gaze. In this talk, Brey invites us to question the hidden meaning of images, and defines the concept of the female gaze as a way of viewing women without objectification.
Spots for this event can be booked here.
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