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Something for the weekend

  • Writer: Sara Bodinar
    Sara Bodinar
  • Sep 19
  • 1 min read

London's calling...


Given its vibrant history, it's hard to believe that Chelsea has not, until now, had its own dedicated arts festival. Get ready as a brand new annual fixture on London’s cultural scene draws artists, performers, thinkers and storytellers to Chelsea’s streets.


We are a country of theatre and writing and painting, and it's only right that we celebrate.


EXPRESS YOURSELF

For fashion lovers, book in for an exclusive double bill of documentaries Twiggy and Quant, followed by a Q&A with Twiggy herself and director Sadie Frost.

20 September at 11am, Everyman Chelsea


FROM EARWORM TO BOOKWORM

Podcast extraordinaire Elizabeth Day, the How To Fail host, is set to launch her upcoming novel, One Of Us. With the inimitable Marian Keyes serving as interviewer, don’t miss this exclusive one-off event.

21 September at 2pm. Cadogan Hall


SO YOU WANT TO BE A WRITER?

Aspiring novelists should snap up a place on the Silk Road Slippers workshop, where publishing powerhouses Alexandra Pringle and Faiza Khan and author Alex Von Tunzelmann provide instant, illuminating and instructive feedback.

21 September at 3:30pm, Cadogan Hall


Beyond the ticketed events, Chelsea’s streets will pulse with energy, offering free outdoor performances and activities throughout the King’s Road, Duke of York Square, Sloane Street, and Sloane Square, transforming the area into a lively celebration of creativity.


Further information and tickets available from chelseaartsgestival.com

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