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

How are we holding up? We know the working week after a bank holiday can feel a little flat, even after the hangover has subsided. Thankfully, the weather will still be sunny for the next few days and there’s plenty of cracking stuff going on across our Houses. Scroll down for all of the action.

1. Earth Day: Brian Eno at 180 House 
We’ve only got one planet, and Earth Day is on a mission to save it. So, kick-start your eco-conscious journey this Friday by attending a special talk with legendary musician and producer-turned-climate activist, Brian Eno. He’ll be discussing his climate charity, EarthPercent, with a panel of fellow musicians including Anna Calvi, Declan McKenna, Fay Milton, and Hinako Omori. 

This talk starts at 10am. Please arrive early if you wish to have breakfast, which is to be ordered separately. This event is open on a first-come, first-served basis.

Find out more here.


2. Poppy Ajudha album launch party at the Tea Building Studio 
The south London singer is taking over the Tea Building Studio on Friday to celebrate the launch of her critically acclaimed debut album, The Power In Us, with an album playback and afterparty. Ajudha ticks all the boxes of a great artist: sick beats? Check. Lyrical flair? Check. Style? Check. And she represents the uniquely diverse musical culture that exists here in the capital. Expect to rub shoulders with some of music’s most exciting names and dance into the small hours.

For more information, click here.

3. Music, performance and conversations with The Black Exchange at Brixton Studio
Join us on Wednesday for an event hosted by The Black Exchange – a community project cofounded by curator, artist and gallery founder, Sade English, and director and artist, Anna Fearon. Their collaborative project focuses on centering Black artists of the African diaspora through conversation, live performances, and community discussions. Expect performances by UK-based artists, followed by an open panel conversation on navigating the music industry as an independent creative, with sounds by DJ Mark-Ashley Dupré.

For more details, click here.

4. Masaaki x Soho Friends at Brixton Studio
Need to recalibrate? Join Masaaki on Saturday for an immersive arts and wellness programme that offers participants the opportunity to experience an array of grounding practices. These include tea ceremonies, sound baths, therapeutic breathwork and panel discussions, among others, and are all designed to help connect the dots between our emotional, physical and mental health. And breathe…

Book your place here.

5. Business for breakfast: Soho Works
Fancy some business advice with a side of avo on toast and poached eggs? Enjoy breakfast on Thursday with Emma Clarke, the community and engagement manager at Soho Works, and Quarter founders Rohan Radhakrishnan and Fabian Clark, who will be talking about their career journey, as well as the role Soho Works played in their success. You’ll also have the chance to find out more about what Soho Works has to offer and how it can help your business.

Book a spot here. 

6. Hay Barn House Session at Soho Farmhouse
This year saw the return of live music and, boy, have we missed it. There’s nothing quite like being on the dance floor, Picante in hand, belting out the lyrics to the songs you know by heart. Sound good? Then head to the Hay Barn on Saturday and enjoy live music from our local House band.

To book this event at Soho Farmhouse, click here.

7. Building a six-figure business with Fiona Harrold at Brixton Studio
Who wants to be a millionaire? On Thursday, bestselling author and Soho House Founder member, Fiona Harrold, shares how she built a six-figure business from a squat in Brixton and tips for transforming your life in any circumstances.

Book your place here.

8. Little Jazz Piano: Jonathan Idiagbonya at Little House Mayfair
Wind down with an evening of jazz piano from House favourite, Jonathan Idiagbonya, on Friday. Classically trained, he is as comfortable playing Bach as he is Herbie Hancock or Bill Evans. His talents have seen him perform at major festivals and venues across the world.

Please note, this is a seated-only event and all table bookings are to be reserved separately.
For more information, click here.

9. Gin and jazz at Babington House 
Calling all gin lovers. Meet us at the bar on Sunday for our monthly night of jazz with music from local musician, Henrik Jensen, and guests. There’s also 50% off G&Ts between 7pm and 9pm. Seating is first come, first served.

Find out more here.

10. Record Store Day party with Phonica Records at 76 Dean Street 
Celebrate this year’s Record Store Day at 76 Dean Street on Saturday. In collaboration with renowned record shop, Phonica Records, we’re joined by special guest DJ Dennis Bovell MBE and more, so come and dance the night away.

Please note: this event is open on a first-come, first-served basis, so please arrive early if you wish to attend.

Find out more here.