Chelsea and surrounding areas Area Guide

The Great Big Scottish Brunch a new weekend dining experience celebrating Scotland’s most beloved flavours in true Boisdale style, offering guests an indulgent three-course brunch with live music making it the perfect celebration. Signature brunch cocktail the Irn-Bru Spritz will offer a playful Scottish twist on the Italian classic. Live music will complete the experience with a rotating line up of talented artists capturing the spirit of Scotland. Three-Course Lunch for £39.50 | Enhance your experience with free-flowing red, white, or sparkling wine throughout your meal for just £25 extra per person. Free-flowing red, white or sparkling wine must be purchased by the whole table

160 consoles. Five decades. Game on! Immerse yourself in our hands-on gaming experience, featuring the very best video games and consoles from the past 50 years. From Pong to Pacman and Minecraft to Mario, there’s something for everyone, whether you’re a retro games fan, a serious gamer or just want to beat your family at Mario Kart. Compete and connect with friends and family in multiplayer showdowns, rediscover your childhood favourites and test out some of the latest next-gen virtual reality experiences in this ultimate interactive gaming experience. We have games with age ratings up to 12 and one multiplayer game that carries a 16.This is the booking page for Power Up at the Science Museum in London. For Power Up at the Science and Industry Museum in Manchester and at the Science and Media Museum in Bradford please visit their booking pages.

Devised and performed by celebrated composer Nigel Hess, The Food of Love is a glittering tribute in words and music to William Shakespeare. A potpourri of reminiscences, memorable reviews, scandalous backstage anecdotes and some of the Bard’s finest lines, performed by actors Lesley Nicol (Downton Abbey) and Richard Teverson (The Crown), paired with a glorious selection of music by Craig Armstrong (Romeo & Juliet), William Walton, Michael Kamen, Cole Porter and Stephen Warbeck (Shakespeare in Love) as well as Nigel’s own witty and delightful songs written for the Royal Shakespeare Company. Nigel Hess himself is at the piano, joined by legendary vocalist Michael Dore and rising star Eleanor Grant. This is a long overdue return for the show, which premiered at Cadogan Hall 20 years ago, bringing Shakespeare vividly to life and creating a night to remember!

The Purcell School Symphony Orchestra returns to Cadogan Hall with a romantic programme of big tunes and lush orchestration, inspired by the movies of the 1940s. This year’s Purcell School Concerto Competition winner, Julia Majewska, is an exciting young violinist who brings passion and verve to the fireworks of the exquisite Korngold Violin Concerto. Part of Howard Hanson’s Symphony from 1930 was John Williams’ template for E.T., and Doreen Carwithen was the first British woman to write consistently for Hollywood. Walton’s orchestral showpiece from the film The First of the Few completes the programme. Britain’s oldest specialist music school, The Purcell School, is a vibrant, co-educational community of around 200 musically gifted teenagers from across the globe. Whether boarders or day pupils, all are united by a shared dedication to music and excellence.

From mankind's earliest dreams of flight to the wide-body aeroplanes of today, discover the absorbing story of flight. Overhead walkways allow you to get up close to aeroplanes suspended in the air. Examine exhibits from the pioneer days of aviation, including the world's most authentic Antoinette monoplane (1909), Amy Johnson's Gipsy Moth and the Vickers Vimy, which first crossed the Atlantic in 1919. Other extraordinary exhibits include: Supermarine S6B racing seaplane Hawker P1127, which led to the Harrier jump-jet fighter A complete slice of a genuine Boeing 747 jumbo jet Visit the Flight gallery to trace remarkable achievements in the history of aviation. Planning a school visit? Find out more information about the gallery for educational groups.

"Everything is going to be all right." An expectant couple wait in a hospital room as the future they had planned unravels. A story about impossible choices and enduring love. Olivier Award nominee ROSIE SHEEHY (_Machinal_) and __Robert ARAMAYO(_I Swear_) star alongside LENA KAUR (_Expendable_) in this world premiere by LUKE NORRIS (_Goodbye to All That_), directed by JEREMY HERRIN (_People, Places and Things_). CAPTIONED: Saturday, 14th February, 1:30pm AUDIO DESCRIBED: Saturday, 7th February, 1:30pm CHILLED: Saturday, 21st February, 1:30pm