Film: Captain Phillips Fans of the Bourne trilogy, listen up. Looks like director Paul Greengrass is on to another winner. This time Tom Hanks is getting serious in his latest role as a cargo ship captain whose boat is hijacked by Somali pirates. It’s a heart-pounding thriller based on true events.
In cinemas nationwide from Friday 18th October
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Oxjam 2013 Festival Missing the summer music festivals already? Oxjam have come to the rescue with a number of takeover gigs. The concerts organised by volunteers are going to be hitting a number of London venues across the weekend, including Shoreditch, Notting Hill and Islington. Takeovers in various London Venues, 17 – 20 October.
Frieze Art Fair One day to see works from 152 galleries? We're up for the challenge. All ye who enter Frieze, prepare for an education in contemporary art. You can join in even if you’re strapped for cash - there’s a free Sculpture Park to explore too. 17th-20th October, Regents Park, London. Advance tickets only. Tickets range from £21.50 - £34.40 for the day.The Sculpture Park is located by the English Garden in Regents Park.friezelondon.com
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1:54 - Contemporary African Art Fair This weekend Somerset House introduces some of the greatest contemporary African artwork to London. Over 70 emerging artists will be showcasing their work among the 15 galleries set up at the exhibition to capture the continent’s vibrant art scene. Tickets: £13.20 (Adult) £5.95 (student)Somerset House, London, WC2R 1LA.16 – 20 October 2013.somersethouse.org.uk
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Kurobuta: Pop Up Like Japanese food? Like rock’n’roll? Meet Kurobute, your new favorite restaurant. It’s set up and run by the former head chef of Nobu, Scott Hallsworth and the site holds historic rock values too - rock legend Jimi Hendrix spent part of his final day at there, so expect brilliant music. The restaurant is open all day and takeaways are available, so there's no excuse not to visit. 241 Kings Road, London. Open until Christmas.
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Salon du Chocolat Chocolate and Fashion? Yes, we’re still trying to process this dream combination too. We can’t think of one reason why we wouldn’t want to attend a world famous chocolate event, featuring a unique fashion show of swimware, bridal designs and dresses all made out of chocolate. Seriously. National Hall, Olympia, 18 – 20 October 2013.Adult Tickets: £18/£15 in advance. Children Tickets: £12/£10 Advance.
Tapas Tours A tour with food stops is a tour worth knowing about, especially when it’s unbeatable tapas! Explore the capital's Spanish restaurants and enjoy cheeky food stops along the way as part of the final weekend of the London Restaurant Festival. Sat 19th Oct. Tickets: £50