Starting on Friday 27th September, Somerset House Studios resident Imran Perretta presents A Riot in Three Acts, a powerful installation blending sound, sculpture and performance. Drawing on Perretta's experiences during the 2011 London riots, the work examines urban narratives shaped by social inequality and racial violence. Set against an expansive film set and cinematic score, the piece opens with Perretta’s old Blackberry, a symbol of communication during the riots, with burning imagery reflecting the unrest that followed the police shooting of Mark Duggan – an unarmed Black man.

Somerset House, Strand, WC2R 1LA; until 10th November

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This is no ordinary car boot sale. On Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th September, Granary Square, Lewis Cubitt Square and Coal Drops Yard will be transformed as the autumn edition of the Classic Car Boot Sale celebrates 100 years of the great British MG by bringing together more than 100 vintage traders to show off their wares amid some icons of British motoring. There will also be street food, drinks and DJs.

11 Stable Street, King’s Cross, N1C 4DR

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On Saturday 28th September, knife maker Allday Goods is taking over Outsiders Store in King’s Cross for a one-day event built around a new custom pocket knife the pair have collaborated on. As well as scoring one of the limited-edition blades, visitors can meet the Allday makers, see live knife forging by master blacksmith Joe Garnett or some blade sharpening by Ralph’s Repair Shop, and pick up other exclusive products like custom Nalgene bottles and t-shirts designed by Darren Shaddick.

Unit 72-73 Coal Drops Yard, King’s Cross, N1C 4DQ 

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New to the St James’s Market dining scene is Sael, the latest venture from Michelin-starred chef Jason Atherton, which opened just last week. This marks the first of several exciting launches from Atherton, including Three Darlings in Chelsea, Mary’s replacing Pollen Street Social, and Row on 5 on Savile Row. Sael, a brasserie, pays homage to the British Isles with a seasonal menu that celebrates the best local ingredients.

1 St James's Market, Piccadilly Circus, SW1Y 4QQ

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If you can’t make it to Munich, Five Points Brewing Company and BBQ maestros From the Ashes are bringing Oktoberfest to Mare Street. The award-winning east London brewery is in charge of drinks, and you can expect whole animal butchery and offset smoking as chefs Martin Anderson and Curtis Bell fire up the outdoor Asador grill to serve smoked sausages, barbecued bratwurst, and pork knuckle with a Bavarian-Argentinian twist. There’s even a special Bavarian smoked lager brewed from British hops.

61 Mare Street, Hackney, E8 4RG; 3-5th October

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This Friday, Christie’s Lates: Voices of Black Artistry returns to Christie’s King Street, London. This free, after-hours and open-to-all event will showcase a dynamic line-up of performances, talks, exhibitions and workshops, celebrating the creativity and energy of Black artistic expression. Bringing together exciting artists and thinkers from across the African diaspora, this edition of Christie’s Lates offers a vibrant experience in the lead-up to Black History Month. 

8 King Street, Mayfair, SW1Y 6QT; 27th September

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The Connaught Grill in Mayfair is celebrating game season with special menus starting this month. Known for its bespoke service – including personal knife boxes and tailored napkins – guests will be able to enjoy seasonal dishes served with theatrical touches, like the original 1955 restaurant’s solid silver trolley. Executive head chef Ramiro Lafuente Martinez’s six-course menu (£140) features highlights such as foie gras tartlet, stuffed rabbit saddle and roasted Yorkshire grouse. Wine pairings range from £90-£200, and are sourced from The Connaught’s cellar.

The Connaught, Carlos Place, Mayfair, W1K 2AL

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