The Weekender: The top five coolest things to do in the UK

1. House Party: Moxie and Bradley Zero at Shoreditch House on Friday night

Arrive early and stay late as NTS favourite, Moxie, and Rhythm Section founder, Bradley Zero, play back-to-back sets.

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2. Glasshouse takeover: 26 Grains at Soho Farmhouse

Get your weekend off to a wholesome start as 26 Grains takes over the Glasshouse. Well known for its Scandinavian influence and creative interpretations of traditional dishes, the team serves up brunch favourites using the best seasonal produce.

To make a reservation, please visit the table booking section on the SH.APP, call member services on 01608 691000, or pop by club reception. Please note: this event cannot be booked here; adding to your planner does not guarantee a table.

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3. Soulful Sundays: Ahomka takeover at Shoreditch House

Offering fresh and authentic takes on food from around the world, Soulful Sundays is back by popular demand. Showcasing the most exciting Black-owned restaurants and chefs in the UK, there’s also DJs on hand to give your Sunday afternoon a party feel.

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4. Soho Rising presents Jords at White City House on Friday night

For our next Soho Rising installment, our west London House welcomes Jordan Edwards-Wilks (better known by his stage name, Jords), a Croydon songwriter who combines clever lyrics with raw emotion.

Soho Rising, supported by Bowers & Wilkins, is our platform for championing the best emerging talent around, giving you the chance to see the stars of tomorrow first. Please note: the performance starts at 9pm, but this event is open on a first-come, first-served basis. Please arrive early if you wish to attend.

Reserve your place here. 


5. Spring walk at Soho Farmhouse on Sunday morning

If you’re in the mood to stretch your legs on Sunday, head to Oxfordshire for a five-mile walk that explores the farm tracks, open fields, country lanes and charming hamlets surrounding the Farm. 

Please note: dogs are welcome, but must be kept under control through farmland. It can be very muddy, so walking boots or wellies are recommended. The terrain is mostly flat with gentle hills, but a good level of fitness is required. 

Reserve your place here.