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

1. Boy.Brother.Friend screening: Le Jeu at 76 Dean Street
At the first session of our new artist commission screening series, hosted in collaboration with Boy.Brother.Friend, we present Le Jeu. The surreal visual offering from Cameroonian-born artist Jebi Ndimuntoh, aka Mr Labembika, and Boy.Brother.Friend seeks to interrogate the place of the Black body within the universe of French cinema. 

Boy.Brother.Friend is a print publication and digital platform that examines the diaspora and male identities through contemporary art, fashion, and theory. 

You can book this screening here.


2. We Create Space: queering masculinity in music at Shoreditch House
We Create Space hosts an evening with four inspiring queer leaders who are on a mission to improve the lives of LGBTQIA+ people all over the world. 

In this casual conversation with River Solace (they/ them), Freddie Lewis (he/ him), Andrea Di Giovanni (he/ she/ they), and Tuck FM (they/ them), we explore how music can challenge societal norms surrounding masculinity, and how songwriting can help artists explore and express gender more freely. 

Click here to reserve a spot at this event. 

3. Future First: Beattie at 180 House
Future First is our regular Monday event focusing on the latest music and up-and-coming artists. This week, we’re excited to welcome Beattie, an alt-pop independent artist currently based in west London. 

Book places for you and your guests here.


5. Soho Rising: Rachel Chinouriri at Soho Farmhouse
For this week’s edition of Soho Rising at the Farmhouse, we welcome Rachel Chinouriri, a singer-songwriter from Croydon whose family moved to the UK from Zimbabwe not long before she was born. Her song, ‘So My Darling’, was recently namechecked by Alt-J’s Gus Unger-Hamilton in a Radio 1 interview with Huw Stephens, with Hamilton calling the song ‘really beautiful and really personal’.

Presented in collaboration with Bowers & Wilkins, Soho Rising is our platform for championing the best emerging talent around, giving you the chance to see the stars of tomorrow first. Previous guests have included Arlo Parks, Griff, Holly Humberstone, serpentwithfeet, and Moses Boyd. 

Book Soho Rising for you and your guests here.

5. Soho Rising: Rachel Chinouriri at Soho Farmhouse
For this week’s edition of Soho Rising at the Farmhouse, we welcome Rachel Chinouriri, a singer-songwriter from Croydon whose family moved to the UK from Zimbabwe not long before she was born. Her song, ‘So My Darling’, was recently namechecked by Alt-J’s Gus Unger-Hamilton in a Radio 1 interview with Huw Stephens, with Hamilton calling the song ‘really beautiful and really personal’.

Presented in collaboration with Bowers & Wilkins, Soho Rising is our platform for championing the best emerging talent around, giving you the chance to see the stars of tomorrow first. Previous guests have included Arlo Parks, Griff, Holly Humberstone, serpentwithfeet, and Moses Boyd. 

Book Soho Rising for you and your guests here.


6. One year of 180 House: Tiffany Calver
To celebrate a year of 180 House, we’re partying late into the night with guest DJs including Tiffany Calver. 

To join the festivities, book your place here. 

7. House Sessions: Havana Kings at High Road House
Havana Kings has brought its unique sound and energy to The Royal Albert Hall, The National Theatre, and the 606 Club, performing alongside Latin greats such as Chucho Valdés, Omar Puente, and Roberto Pla. 

In this not-to-be-missed performance, the band brings its soaring harmonies and energetic performance to High Road House, presenting the sounds of salsa, bolero, mambo and Afro-Cuban jazz, plus many more.

For more information, click here. You can also book this event via the app. 


8. Sing for your supper
Show off your musical theatre talents as our House pianist and musical director are on hand to help you fulfil your West End dreams. Members are invited to perform a solo song or get involved with a group number – and to sweeten the deal (because stage fright is definitely a thing), anyone who performs two solo songs will receive a dinner on us.

Reserve your place here. 

9. Cookhouse: foraging at Babington House
In this session hosted by Babington House’s Head Chef, Dionas Frank, and Bod Griffiths from Vale House Kitchen, members forage for ingredients in the woods, before Frank uses them to whip up a tasty lunch – complete with a drink on us.

Click here to join the waitlist. 


10. Soho Farmhouse garden tour
Take a tour of our gardens, learning all about what products are in season with Soho Farmhouse Head Gardener, Carly Holmes.

Click here to book a spot.