From jazz in a raucous speakeasy to Amadeus Live at the Royal Albert Hall 🎶

Decadent drinks, wild dancing and Jazz Age-style debauchery

Ever heard of the 58th Street Country Club? For a few glorious hours in Prohibition-era New York, it was the crown jewel of the city's speakeasy scene... until a midnight raid put a premature end to the hedonism. Little did its founder — legendary socialite Belle Livingstone — know that over a century later, this Bourbon-fuelled playground would be reborn right here in London.

Immersive experience maestros The Lost Estate invite you to The Greatest Night of The Jazz Age. This spectacular reimagining of the 58th Street Country Club's opening (and only!) night is a true feast for the senses. Soak up the art deco glamour of your surroundings, brought to life by design studio Darling & Edge, as Belle herself welcomes you to her super-club. Sip elaborate cocktails while you're dazzled by an award-winning ensemble of dancers. And, with world-class singers and musicians treating you to red hot live jazz all night long, there's ample opportunity to shake a tail feather yourself.

The Greatest Night of the Jazz Age starts at £69.50 but if you're feeling extra indulgent, you'll want to upgrade to dining tickets. These get you a three-course feast designed by Executive Chef Ashley Clarke (SmokeStak, Temper Soho, Gordon Ramsay Group), with delights like Park Avenue Salmon, Smokehouse Surf 'n Turf, and Grand Central Apple Pie. Click below to get yours — hurry, the experience ends on 24 September!

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See Amadeus In Concert
Unless you've got a time machine, you're never going to see Mozart perform live, but we reckon this is a pretty decent substitute. Watch Oscar-winner Amadeus at the Royal Albert Hall, with a live score provided by the Academy of St Martin in the Fields orchestra and London Philharmonic Choir.

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Fat Macy's Lebanese Restaurant
Discovered Sohaila yet? This east London Lebanese eatery is run by social enterprise Fat Macy's, which supports people to move on from temporary accommodation through culinary and hospitality training, 1:1 support, and rental deposit access. Head here for Middle Eastern small plates and natural wine.

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Yippee For Blippi!
Here's a theatrical treat that the littlest members of your brood will love. Wildly popular online children's entertainer Blippi is on a world tour right now, and its London leg kicks off tomorrow. Bring your 2-6 year olds to Ally Pally to sing, dance and learn.

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London Prophecies Of Doom
In 1750, large swathes of London's population fled to the hills, egged on by a prophet of doom. 92 years later, the very same grim prediction spooked the Victorians. This week, we've cranked the Londonist: Time Machine back to an age of superstition.
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Peter Morgan's Post-Soviet Play
After the fall of the Soviet Union, a new generation of oligarchs fight to seize control of Russia. That's the backdrop of Patriot, a new play by The Crown's Peter Morgan. Tom Hollander stars as billionaire Boris Berezovsky, kingmaker to Will Keen's Putin.
Image: Marc Brenner

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Redistributing London's Food
Food poverty in London is getting worse. City Harvest is one of the key charities trying to do something about it — by redistributing an enormous quantity of surplus food every single week. Click below to find out how they do it, and how you can get involved.

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