House 10: The essential things to book in Los Angeles this week

1. House Supper: Iftar with Sophie Yon Gharbi at Warehouse on Monday  Sophie Yon Gharbi from the membership team is hosting an intimate Iftar dinner alongside members of the MPAC’s Hollywood Bureau. Come along and experience the curated food and flavours of Iftar. Share your memories of Ramadan or discover new customs, while our henna artist paints your hands and you enjoy some traditional mint tea. There will be a private area for those who wish to break their fast with a prayer. Attendees will include creatives, thought leaders, and advocates for spirituality in our community. 

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2. Offsite: Stella McCartney preview on Tuesday Join us for an intimate offsite event with Stella McCartney and her team. Guests will be able to shop, chat to the designer, and browse the new collection. Space is limited; please join the waitlist to receive further information on the event.

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3. Soho Desert House
In Palm Springs, only six miles from the festival site, Soho Desert House is popping up across three weekends: Friday 15 to Sunday 17 April, Friday 22 to Sunday 24 April and Friday 29 April to Sunday 1 May, from 12pm to 12am. Set in a desert oasis, access will include unlimited food and drink, a main stage with a mix of DJs and live performances, and lots of activations from our favourite partners. 
To access the pop-up, all visitors must purchase access in advance. Click here to buy a pass.
4. Tarot readings: Sanyu Estelle on Saturday
This full moon, join Sanyu Estelle as she gives members direct access to unique and deep insight through complimentary card readings offered in 10-minute slots. These mini readings are audio recorded and emailed to clients afterwards, along with a photograph of their card pull.
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5. Sound Sessions: Museum of Love at Soho House West Hollywood on Monday 
LCD Soundsystem drummer and founding member, Pat Mahoney, and his pal, Dennis McNany, are Museum of Love. Let the band take you on a ride at Soho House West Hollywood in the Sitting Room.
Click here to reserve space for you and your friends.
6. An evening with Cirque du Soleil’s OVO at Soho Warehouse on Monday
Cirque du Soleil comes to Downtown LA at the Microsoft Theater from now until Sunday 1 May. For the occasion, acrobatic insects from the show will join us at Soho Warehouse on the rooftop for a special performance and Q&A with members of the cast and crew. A buzzing night you won’t want to miss. 
About OVO: an exciting Cirque du Soleil experience, OVO is a colourful intrusion into a new day in the life of insects; a non-stop riot of energy and show-stopping acrobatics. From mighty crickets bouncing off trampolines to a hypnotic spider contorting inside her web, it exudes extraordinary showmanship. Comprised of 52 performers from more than 15 countries, the cast brings to the stage high-level acrobatic acts redefining the limits of the human body. Since its opening in Montreal in 2009, OVO has thrilled more than seven million people in 155 cities in 26 different countries.
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7. House Sessions: Lexie Lowell at Little Beach House Malibu on Monday
Lexie Lowell is a pop-harpist, singer-songwriter, and actor whose journey has taken her through turns on stage (Broadway’s 2015 revival of Spring Awakening) and screen. Stop by the main terrace this evening to catch an unforgettable experience with Lowell on the harp.
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8. Beach clean-up with Sol Angeles in Malibu on Tuesday
Join our friends at Sol Angeles for our summer-long beach clean-up, starting in Malibu and working our way up and down the coast. We’ll provide everything you need – just come ready to hit the beach.
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9. Book launch: Ruse by Robert Kerbeck and Ozark writer Paul Kolsby in Malibu on Tuesday
Corporate spy and author Robert Kerbeck celebrates the release of his new book, Ruse, with Ozark writer, Paul Kolsby. The two writers discuss how to lie for a living and not get caught, plus turning a book (or any story) into a TV series.
Reserve your space here. 
10. Sollis Health talk: matters of the mind
We all strive for peak performance. Despite our best intentions, more than half of Americans are reporting burnout according to recent surveys. To learn some tools that will optimise your brain health and help you find your productive flow state, join Parsley Health’s LA lead doctor, Dr Jaclyn Tolentino; Wave Neuroscience’s chief medical officer, Dr Erik Won; Open’s cofounder and VP of mindfulness, Manoj Dias, and NYT best-selling author, Max Lugavere, in a conversation moderated by Sollis Health’s Sabine Heller. They’ll share science-backed tips to keep our creative minds engaged through nutrition, meditation, brainwave monitoring, advanced testing, and more.
Book a spot here.