What To Do This Weekend 09.02.22

Beavertown Brewery’s pub in Tottenham is screening every match of the Six Nations across three huge screens. Round up your mates and settle in at The Corner Pin to watch three games this weekend – including England vs Italy on Sunday afternoon. Order Beavertown’s signature brews from the bar and treat yourself to bar snacks or hearty pub classics like IPA-battered fish and chips with mushy peas, or dry-aged beef burger with fries.

Unit 17, Lockwood Industrial Park, Mill Mead Road, Tottenham, N17 9QP

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Enjoyed Netflix’s Money Heist? Now you can rob a bank yourself (or pretend to) at this new immersive experience which sees players become part of the gang. Guided by actors in Money Heist masks, groups have 60 minutes to plan a robbery, evade security, crack codes, and make a successful getaway with the gold. If you manage to pull it off, you can hang out in the themed lounge to order cocktails and bar snacks. Tickets start from £48pp.

79-85 Old Brompton Road, South Kensington, SW7 3LD

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Italian chef Francesco Mazzei has teamed up with urban farm start-up Crate to Plate for a special menu at his Mayfair restaurant Sartoria. Available until Monday 21st February, the menu is made with classic Italian ingredients grown in the UK with state-of-the-art tech. It includes cavolo nero, almond, garlic, and chilli soup; homemade tortelli with Ligurian pesto; red romaine lettuce with a herb oil, grana padano and balsamic vinegar; and a light lemon and basil panna cotta.

20 Savile Row, Mayfair, W1S 3PR

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Tickets have just gone on sale for gaming event Power Up at the Science Museum – and they’re expected to sell out quickly. From Saturday 2nd to Tuesday 19th April, gamers can play on over 160 consoles and computers, including retro video games – think Pong, Pac-Man and Guitar Hero. There’s also an immersive exhibition that explores the evolution of consoles from early giants Binatone and Atari 2600 through to PlayStation and Xbox. Don’t miss the Mario Kart room which celebrates the game’s 30th anniversary – you’ll be able to take on friends and other players on anything from a SNES to a Wii. Adult tickets cost £10.

Exhibition Road, South Kensington, SW7 2DD

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The Ganton Arms is the new boozer in Carnaby to have on your radar. In the former home of Pam’s Diner, this is a classy drinking den with an impressive selection of craft beers from top London breweries, as well as small-batch gins and artisan wines. If you prefer a negroni or old fashioned, there’s a classic cocktail menu, plus bar snacks like scotch eggs, truffle fries and arancini balls.

18-20 Ganton Street, Carnaby, W1F 7BU

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It’s Super Bowl Sunday and Signature Brew in Walthamstow is throwing a party. Arrive from 9pm and stay until late to watch the action unfold at the brewery. Order spicy chicken wings, loaded fries and jumbo hotdogs from the bar, then settle in to watch the Cincinnati Bengals duke it out with the LA Rams – and Snoop Dog perform the halftime show. Tickets cost £6 and include a pint of Studio Lager or Roadie IPA.

Unit 15, Uplands Business Park, Blackhorse Lane, Walthamstow, E17 5QJ

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BXR in Marylebone – the world-class boxing gym headed up by Anthony Joshua – is teaming up with social app Locals.org for an exclusive group training session on Sunday 13th February. The app, which helps people meet likeminded users IRL, is offering 30 people the chance to take part in an all-day fitness challenge. The session starts with a warm-up at 2pm, when you’ll be divided into teams, before bootcamp-style training with boxing and cardio intervals kicks off at 3pm. Afterwards, you can relax in the sauna and stream room, order a Joe & The Juice smoothie, then get changed for a special dinner with cocktails to get to know your teammates. To get involved, download the Locals.org app, request to join the experience, and donate to suicide prevention charity Beder.

24 Paddington Street, Marylebone, W1U 5QY

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Reggae icon Bob Marley continues to inspire musicians across an eclectic range of genres, from Afrobeats to drum and bass. Running until Monday 18th April, this new exhibition pays homage to the legend and all that he achieved over his 20-year career, with never-seen-before photographs and memorabilia. The ‘One Love’ room tells the story of Marley’s multi-faceted life, commemorating his achievements through accolades and giant art installations. Don’t miss the ‘Soul Shakedown Studio’ experience in the centre of the exhibition to listen to Marley’s most famous songs on a killer sound system.

Duke of York's HQ, King's Road, Chelsea, SW3 4RY

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