10 Fun Things To Do This Weekend

Pandora Wonders Pop-Up

Pandora is celebrating the launch of its new Pandora Wonders collection with an immersive pop-up at Battersea Power Station. Browse the latest pieces, cool off with a pearlescent ice cream and be in with the chance of winning a limited-edition XL Puffer Fish Charm.

Malaysia Square, Battersea Power Station, SW11 8DD; 17th-19th July

Visit PANDORA.NET & BATTERSEAPOWERSTATION.CO.UK

Steve Madden Oxford Street Reopening

Steve Madden is marking the reopening of its Oxford Street flagship with five days of in-store celebrations. There will be charm bars, complimentary nail art, leather personalisation, DJ sets and plenty of giveaways as the brand brings the party to one of London's busiest shopping streets.

Steve Madden, Oxford Street, W1C 1DS; 14th-18th July

Visit STEVEMADDEN.CO.UK

Cremer

The team behind Clerkenwell listening bar Space Talk has opened its first daytime concept – and it's already attracting queues. Just opposite Hoxton Overground, Cremer is a bakery and neighbourhood canteen serving standout breakfasts and seasonal lunches in a beautifully designed space complete with communal tables, a leafy garden and shelves of books. Come for the pastries, stay for dishes like crispy lamb salad and spinach dumplings.

1 Geffrye Street, Hoxton, E2 8JH

Follow @CREMERLONDON

Café Clement

Nick Jones has returned to the restaurant world with Café Clement, the all-day dining room inside his new St Clement hotel – and it's already one of London's most talked-about openings. Led by former River Café chef Danny Bohan, the menu champions elevated European classics, from parmesan custard with caviar to lobster omelettes and perfectly crisp crinkle fries. 

12 Temple Place, WC2R 2NF

Follow @CAFECLEMENTLONDON

Ana Mendieta At Tate Modern

Tate Modern is hosting the UK's first major Ana Mendieta exhibition in over a decade. Bringing together her famous Silueta Series, newly restored films, sculptures and rarely seen early works, the show celebrates one of the most influential artists of the 20th century, exploring themes of identity, nature and belonging through her groundbreaking practice.

Tate Modern, Bankside, SE1 9TG

Visit TATE.ORG.UK

The World Cup Final

The FIFA World Cup Final has been one of the biggest sporting events of the summer and on Sunday, the final looks set to be the ultimate climax. There will be screenings across London, plenty of atmosphere and – even though England are out – a tense match nevertheless.

19th July

Jazz On The Lawn

Fulham Palace's beautiful gardens provide the backdrop for two evenings of open-air jazz this weekend. Presented by the legendary 606 Club, Friday features New Orleans-inspired sounds from The Coalminers, while Saturday's 606 All Stars bring together jazz, soul and funk in one of London's prettiest outdoor settings.

Fulham Palace, Bishop's Avenue, SW6 6EA; 17th-18th July

Visit FULHAMPALACE.ORG

Somerset House Summer Series

One of London's best-loved summer concert series returns to Somerset House, transforming its spectacular courtyard into an open-air music venue. This year's line-up includes The Flaming Lips, The Cribs, Naïka and Black Country and New Road.

Somerset House, Strand, WC2R 1LA; until 26th July

Visit SOMERSETHOUSE.ORG.UK

OUAI Bond Repair Balm Pop-Up

Haircare favourite OUAI is heading to Battersea Power Station to celebrate the launch of its new Bond Repair Balm. Visitors can discover the new formula, snap a photo at the immersive installation and leave with a complimentary sample while stocks last.

Battersea Power Station, SW11 8DD; 17th-18th July

Visit THEOUAI.COM & BATTERSEAPOWERSTATION.CO.UK

The Aloha Girls Pilates Morning

Kickstart your Saturday with a dynamic Pilates class hosted by The Aloha Girls, followed by a discussion on nutrition and wellbeing. Tickets also include a post-workout smoothie and a selection of wellness goodies to take home.

Unit 3B, 9 Park Hill, Clapham, SW4 9NS; 18th July

Visit THEALOHAGIRLS.CO.UK