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How to create the perfect event

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Planning the perfect event can be time consuming and stressful, so you must be prepared for every outcome. Make sure you have a responsive and hardworking team helping you to make the event as successful as you wish it to be. To help plan the most successful event, follow the steps on the following infographic:

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The House of Peroni Launch Party

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What: OPENING NIGHT AT THE HOUSE OF PERONI
When: 02.07.13 7PM
Where: 41 PORTLAND PLACE, LONDON. W1B 1QH
We had a ball at the opening of The House of Peroni. The music was great, the people were stylish, and the cocktails were different and stunning. They had Peroni beer in them and looked great too. The food was cooked by the Michelin-Starred Costardi Brothers, Christian and Manuel.  There risotto was superb (and served in a can, a great touch) and I also loved their pea soup with mozzarella and croutons. The brothers are head chefs at the family-run Michelin-starred Hotel Cinzia in Vercelli. Their grandparents opened the hotel in 1967. Their food went down a treat and everyone was tucking in without any self consciousness as the food was so great. We even bumped into Antonio Carluccio. If he liked the food, it must be pretty good!
There was also great art, a favourite of mine was by Milan based visual artist Carlo Bernardini. The light artist works with optic fibre. His art is below. His use of light and space was amazing and you could not tell where the walls in the room were. Bernardini is an artist of exceptional talent.
We had an amazing night. Visit the The House of Peroni.soon for a great dose of Italian style.
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HALLOWEEN DAYTIME BRUNCH PARTY FOR LONDON'S ELITE

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The Bacanal daytime brunch parties have become a staple in the capital for the elite, young and eligible party crowd. Bacanal would not let such a celebration as Halloween go past without organising a fabulously freaky brunch. On 29th October for one day only, Bacanal are turning the Grand Ill Bottaccio, Belgravia into a terrifying haunted mansion for party revellers. This Halloween will be truly memorable!

The distinguished Bacanal crowd will be brunching and sipping bubbles whilst dressed in their full Halloween attire and celebrating all afternoon. The Belgravia haunted mansion is ready to welcome a glamorous group of vampires, witches and devilish demons from 1pm when the party begins. In true Bacanal style there will be Burlesque and percussionist performances and more than enough surprises to keep the angels away from this wickedly wonderful afternoon.

Bacanal attracts a range of guests from hip hop artist Sway, Made In Chelsea socialites, Britain’s next top models right through to hard working city boys who only have Saturday to party. Boris Becker has also been known to stop down for a Saturday party. Bacanal is for those who like to make the most of their Saturday afternoons!

Things to do in London this Halloween {Local}

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Halloween is almost upon us and Londoners are looking for ways to shed the rainy s.a.d.s.

Here’s just a few ideas of things to do and see. It doesn’t cover everything in this massive city but if you know of anything that we’ve missed, leave us a comment.

Outdoors for the brave:

  • Dance of the Dead – Strangework’s parade in honour of the dead starts at Hoxton Sq on the 30th at 7pm and makes it’s way up to Gillet Sq in Dalston. There’s also an official dance to learn (video below), I say dance, it’s 7 easy moves. Free.

 

  • If that’s far too trendy for you, South-East London Folklore Society are organising walks through the spookiest spots of London. A different location every day – Westminster (Thur £5), Farringdon (Fri £5) and Peckham (Sun £4).

Paranormal Parties

  • The 8th Annual Scary Costume Mash-up from Drop East on Commercial Street will be on Saturday 30th from 8pm. Entry is free.
  • The ‘Lost Souls Party’ is the place to go if you want to count the Captain Jack Sparrows. Being held at the London Aquarium on Saturday, expect “stonking house”, a cash bar and fish. £15-£20.

“Live” Performances

  • Watch a seance. Billed as an “extreme live action walkthrough horror experience”, The 13th Seance runs from 28th – 31st October, £8.
  • For spooky singing, sinister games and dressing to scare the bejaysus out of each other, The Choir With No Name (London’s homeless choir) and The CHC Jammers will be performing at 93 Feet East on Thursday 28th. £8 entrance fee goes to homeless charities. 

Freaky Food

  • Eat Your Heart Out (& the Pretox Potion) – From the people that brought you Cake Britain comes the worlds first 18+ cake shop. Containing horrifying and extreme Halloween edibles. Located in the basement of Maiden and runs fron 29th – 31st October. I always knew cake was evil really.
  • Boo at Bermondsey Square is a Halloween Fair starting from 10am on Saturday 30th. If apple bobbing, pumpkin carving and a hot hog roast arn’t enough to tempt you, then stay for the free open air screening of Tim Burton’s ‘The Nightmare Before Christmas’ at 6.30.

 Scary Screenings

  • For those with the stamina and inclination, Electric Cinema have a Horror All-Nighter from 12pm 30th Oct. Showing The Thing, Re-Animator, Evil Dead 2 and Poltergeist, your £27 gets you a 4 films, breakfast bap, fries, blanket and tea/coffee.
  • If it’s a night of 3d horror you’re hankering after, the BFI IMAX has one on Saturday 30th. Starts at 11.30pm and showing The Hole, Piranha, Resident Evil: Afterlife, My Bloody Valentine and The Final Destination all of course in 3d.

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