Exploring London? With 100 shops and over 60 bars and restaurants, Carnaby is one of London's top shopping and dining districts. Here is our guide on the things to do around the 14 vibrant streets of Carnaby right now.
#LoveNotLandfill X depop-up
Eco-fashion campaign #LoveNotLandFill presents the #LoveNotLandfill pop-up at 3 Newburgh Street. As we face a climate emergency alongside the increasing popularity of online shopping, #LoveNotLandfill and cult fashion marketplace app depop are creating a more meaningful relationship between sellers, customers and clothes. This is a chance for fashion lovers to meet some of their favourite depop sellers and for sellers to meet their followers and customers. Open 18 - 21 July head down to find the very best of diverse, pre-loved and vintage fashion.
3 Newburgh Street, Carnaby, Soho W1
Opening times:
Thursday 18 July: 11am - 8pm
Friday 19 July: 11am - 6pm
Saturday 20 July: 11:30am - 6:30pm
Sunday 21 July: 12pm - 5pm
Ocean Mural Art in Carnaby
Our famous art wall on Little Marlborough Street (alongside Pret A Manger) is back again and this time we have partnered with Ocean Conservation Organisation Project 0 to feature the ocean and its wonderful creatures in it thanks to artist James at Choots Art. James has been painting walls around the world and is heavily influenced by Japanese and American pop art, nature and film. Follow James @jameschuter for more of his work.
Click & Collect In Carnaby
Do you only ever have 2 minutes for your lunch break? Not to worry, Carnaby restaurants Pastaio, Wright Brothers, Whyte & Brown and The Good Egg are now offering Click & Collect. Order your favourite pasta dish, a satisfying chicken burger or a tasty Shakshuka to collect fresh and take straight to your desk. Order via their click & collect sites that you can find on the Pastaio, Wright Brothers, Whyte & Brown and The Good Egg pages.
Tenison Court Light Installation
Carnaby is about to get even more colourful with the new Tension Court Light Installation. Walk down the white light filled street to see your shadow split into a rainbow of colours. The magic happens through a projection of primary colour lights which produces secondary coloured shadows where the two primary colours overlap. The combination of all three primary colours in equal intensities makes the light white.
You will find Tension Court in the street that connects Kingly Street to Regent Street opposite Kingly Court. We can’t wait to see what photos you all come up with so make sure to tag @CarnabyLondon to join the conversation!