A new addition to London’s design calendar, TRI Design Festival covers the neighbourhood with a four-day celebration of interiors, fashion, wellness and art. Showrooms, studios and brands are set to open their doors for talks, workshops and installations inspired by the 2026 Pantone Colour of the Year, Cloud Dancer, with immersive moments and creative inspiration from brands including Harrods Interior Design, Peter Jones, Anine Bing, Timothy Oulton, Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, London, and many more.
Penhaligon's Mother’s Day Personalisation
Friday 6th March 2pm-6pm 132 King's Road, Chelsea, London SW3 4TR
Exclusive to their King's Road boutique, celebrate Mother’s Day with in - store artist personalisation of the Penhaligon’s limited edition heart box, a beautifully thoughtful finishing touch to a meaningful gift.
King’s Road Privilege Card holders can also enjoy 10% off purchases over £100.
Celebrate the arrival of spring with an elegant afternoon devoted to fragrance and florals. Enjoy a bespoke cocktail on arrival, followed by an intimate fragrance masterclass, and soothing hand and arm massage designed to leave you feeling relaxed and refreshed. The afternoon concludes in the private dining room, where a beautifully curated seasonal afternoon tea awaits, perfectly paired with a glass of English sparkling wine.
Your ticket also includes £30 redeemable* against Jo Malone London purchases on the day of the event or the Set Brunch Menu.
BOB BEAUTÉ launching at Harvey Nicols
Wednesday 18th March from 12pm 109-125 Knightsbridge, London SW1X 7RJ
BOB BEAUTÉ is set to unveil its first and only UK counter on the Ground Floor of Harvey Nichols, introducing its formulaled makeup and skincare collection. Guests will have the chance to meet Founder Gine Margrethe and to mark the occasion, 100 complimentary gift bags will be available, along with additional exclusive gifts for customers who purchase on the day.
Adventurer and broadcaster Ben Fogle takes audiences on a journey through wilderness, resilience, self-discovery and possibility. From remote landscapes to extraordinary encounters, Wild is an uplifting and deeply personal evening of storytelling.
Women and the British Army
8th March, National Army Museum nam.ac.uk
Marking International Women’s Day, this guided tour explores the evolving role of women in the British Army, from early campaign followers to frontline and espionage service. A thought provoking and illuminating introduction to the pioneering figures who paved the way for women in service.
Mother’s Day Posy Workshop
15th March 2026, Chelsea Physic Garden chelseaphysicgarden.co.uk
Join for a gentle afternoon of creativity at Chelsea Physic Garden, London’s oldest botanical garden, where you will craft a scented spring posy inspired by the garden’s rich planting. Create a delicate arrangement to take home and personalise a keepsake bag as a memento of time spent in one of Chelsea’s most atmospheric settings.
27 March - 6 May 2026, Gallery 1 saatchigallery.com
Spectral Interference is a solo exhibition by London-based painter Anna Liber Lewis, presented in collaboration with Hannah Payne Art. Showcasing a new body of work, the showcase represents a decisive shift from her earlier grid-based paintings, turning instead toward abstraction as a space of risk, physical presence, and perceptual uncertainty.
Bad Girls Groove
20 March 2026, The Pheasantry pizzaexpresslive.com
An evening of soul, blues, funk and jazz awaits as this vibrant collective brings their signature groove to an intimate club setting. With star session musicians and powerhouse vocalists, it promises rhythm, warmth and irresistible energy.
Derek Nash's Sax Appeal Quartet
14th March 2026, 606 Club 606club.com
Renowned saxophonist Derek Nash, best known for his role in the Jools Holland Band, brings his muscular, modern jazz sound to the 606 Club. A dynamic performer and award-winning musician, enjoy a night of inventive improvisation and infectious swing in one of Chelsea’s most atmospheric venues.
From indulgent feasts to elegant afternoons, Mother’s Day in Chelsea is a celebration to savour. Here is where to book for special menus, refined lunches and memorable moments to make her day unforgettable.
Jumeirah Carlton Tower
83-85 Duke of York Square, London SW3 4LY
This Mother’s Day, The Jumeirah Carlton Tower unveils an exclusive collaboration with Nada Ghazal Fine Jewellery: a limited-edition cake inspired by the ‘My Muse’ collection, with notes of orange blossom and pistachio. Adding an element of surprise, one cake will conceal a golden ticket for a £3,000 bespoke jewellery piece by Nada Ghazal . Available from 9 March, and will feature in the Hotel's special Mother's Day Afternoon Tea on Sunday 15 March.
Mark the occasion at The Fuji Grill with a menu designed for sharing and savouring together. Modern Japanese dishes take centre stage, from signature Black Cod and Salmon Avocado Temaki to Organic Baby Chicken and Mushroom Harumaki, with the experience concluding with a beautifully light Japanese Cotton Cheesecake, served with blueberry compote and hojicha ice cream.
IXCHEL
33H King's Road, London SW3 4LX
Treat her to Sunday lunch on 15 March at Ixchel on King’s Road. Mothers will be welcomed with a complimentary glass of Perrier-Jouët before settling in to a specially curated menu featuring dishes such as tiger prawn green aguachile, short rib, grilled chicken adobado and roasted cauliflower with salsa macha, served with Ixchel’s signature trimmings for sharing. One of King’s Road’s standout dining spots, Ixchel is a go-to for margarita-loving mothers.
Daphne's
112 Draycott Avenue, London, SW3 3AE
Make La Festa della Mamma special with an elegant Italian dining experience. Head Chef Chris Daragvel has created a special Scallop & Crab Ravioli with Prosecco Butter Sauce, a refined tribute to the day, best enjoyed with their Dolce Mamma cocktail, a sparkling blend of Alloa Lemon Aperitivo, Italicus, Prosecco and soda. A longstanding Chelsea favourite, Daphne’s is a natural choice for an elegant Mother’s Day lunch, in true Italian style.
Manicomio
83-85 Duke of York Square, London SW3 4LY ·
At Manicomio, a new chapter brings a refreshed look and menu, alongside the favourites guests already know and love. Expect regional Italian dishes such as beef fillet tartare and homemade cured Loch Duart salmon, celebrating bold, authentic flavours designed for sharing. With aperitivo and expertly mixed cocktails on offer, it is a wonderful spot to settle in for a long, leisurely lunch with Mum.
The Ivy Chelsea
83-85 Duke of York Square, London SW3 4LY ·
A familiar favourite wrapped in lush greenery and an unmistakeable buzz, this feels like a perfect choice for Mother’s Day. The dedicated set menu, available for just £38.95pp, brings together much-loved dishes such as the Classic Crispy Duck Salad, alongside seasonal additions she is sure to enjoy – finished on a sweet note with the Raspberry Bloom Parfait, a perfectly sweet way to say thank you.
11 Cadogan Gardens
11 Cadogan Gardens, London, SW3 2RJ
Treat her to a special Mother’s Day with the Chelsea Garden Afternoon Tea at 11 Cadogan Gardens. Inspired by the surrounding gardens of Chelsea, the experience features a refined selection of homemade savouries, delicate patisserie and freshly baked scones, all elegantly presented on William Edwards china. For an extra touch of indulgence, add a glass of Laurent-Perrier Champagn to make the occasion truly memorable.
Bluebird
350 King's Road, London, SW3 5UU
If she’s a brunch-lover or prefers a Sunday Roast, treat her to a table at Bluebird. Early risers can enjoy indulgent brunch favourites such as fluffy French toast and truffled Croque Monsieur, whilst those with later reservations can feast on comforting roast classics, spanning Gloucester Old Spot pork or Herb-roasted chicken and all the trimmings. All of which are essential with a side of bubbles.
Azzurra
127-128 Sloane St, London SW1X 9AS
Azzurra welcomes iconic London jeweller Dinny Hall for an exclusive two-day pop-up on 14 and 15 March. Mothers will be welcomed with a complimentary mimosa before settling in for a leisurely Italian feast, with signature dishes such as Lobster Linguine and Amalfi lemon seabass carpaccio. Afterwards, take time to browse a curated selection of Dinny Hall’s timeless jewellery pieces, an elegant way to round off the afternoon.
Since 1975, Klättermusen has pioneered refined Scandinavian mountaineering equipment, combining exceptional durability, functionality, and environmental responsibility. Rigorously tested in extreme conditions, its gear is built to perform in unforgiving weather and unpredictable terrain.
The brand also offers high-performance ski wear, including technical jackets and pants designed for protection, breathability, and freedom of movement, delivering sustainable, reliable performance in demanding alpine environments.
King’s Road Privilege Card holders receive 15% off in store. Not valid with other offers or promotions.
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The Organic Pharmacy
43 Cadogan Gardens, London SW3 2TB theorganicpharmacy.com
This spring, Cadogan readers are invited to prepare for brighter days with an exclusive seasonal discount at The Organic Pharmacy Clinic. Located on the King’s Road, the clinic blends advanced skincare science with restorative wellness treatments. For over 15 years, it has been a trusted sanctuary of wellness, offering aesthetic procedures and deeply rejuvenating face and body therapies.
Discover the new Skin Reboot Microneedling Facial, which uses precision micro-needling to stimulate collagen and elastin production. Potent serums deliver intensive hydration and nourishment, helping to firm the skin and visibly reduce the appearance of acne scarring, fine lines and wrinkles.
Alternatively, the signature Rose Crystal Lymphatic Facial deeply cleanses and brightens, followed by lymphatic drainage and acupressure massage to reduce puffiness and leaves you feeling relaxed and radiant.
Cadogan VIP Members can enjoy an exclusive 15% saving on any treatment from 1st March- 31st May 2026.
T&Cs: Cadogan residents can enjoy an exclusive 15% off any treatment at The Organic Pharmacy’s flagship clinic in Chelsea. This offer is valid for all Cadogan resident cardholders. To redeem, visit The Organic Pharmacy Chelsea, 43 Cadogan Gardens with your Cadogan resident card or call us at 0749 717 4377. Offer is valid from 1st March- 31st May 2026.
Step into Margaret Dabbs® London’s King's Road Clinic, Chelsea’s destination for luxurious, results-driven foot, hand, nail and leg care. Founded in 2008 by Margaret Dabbs, the brand pioneered the “Medical-Beauty” category, blending medical-grade podiatry with high-performance beauty innovation.
In celebration of International Women's day, Cadogan VIP readers visiting their King's Road Clinic up, to the 15 March, will receive a complimentary Nail Serum Pen. No appointment required - simply step in and enjoy the expertise and care their clinic is renowned for. Discover Chelsea’s premier Medical-Beauty destination and leave feeling elegant, confident and renewed.
T&Cs: Offer valid 1–8 March 2026 at Margaret Dabbs® London Kings Road Clinic only. One Nail Serum Pen per visitor. Available while stocks last. Offer not redeemable for cash or combined with other promotions.
Your London
Discover the capital’s lively music, art, theatre, exhibitions, and food scene, where there is always something exciting to discover just around the corner.
12 March - 31 May 2026, National Gallery nationalgallery.org.uk
Step into the world of eighteenth century British painter George Stubbs and encounter his monumental portrait of the rearing racehorse Scrub. Celebrated for his anatomical precision and dramatic composition, Stubbs’ work remains a striking testament to power, movement and mastery.
Stubbs: Portrait of a Horse
The Last Princess of Punjab
26th March – 8th November 2026, Kensington Palace hrp.org.uk
Discover the remarkable story of Punjabi princess and suffragette Sophia Duleep Singh in this new exhibition at Kensington Palace. Marking 150 years since her birth, it explores her life alongside the women who shaped her world, including her mother Bamba Muller and her godmother Queen Victoria.
19th March – 20th June 2026 Wyndham Theatre wyndhamstheatre.co.uk
Following an acclaimed, sold out run at the National Theatre, Oscar nominated Rosamund Pike brings her “transfixing shape shifting performance” to the West End in this searing new production. Reuniting Olivier Award winning writer Suzie Miller and BAFTA Award winning director Justin Martin, Inter Alia is bold, witty and deeply human.
Theatre Picasso: Exhibition Tour African Heritage Tour
Until 12th April 2026, Tate Modern tate.org.uk
Tate Modern invites visitors to enter Theatre Picasso, a major exhibition marking the centenary of Picasso’s iconic painting The Three Dancers 1925. Bringing together around 50 works, Theatre Picasso invites visitors to step into the dramatic, experimental world of one of the twentieth century’s most influential figures. A compelling insight into an artist who continually reshaped modern art.
Until 18th April 2026, Theatre Royal Haymarket trh.co.uk
Based on the bestselling novel, this moving stage adaptation follows Harold Fry on an unexpected journey across England, driven by hope, memory and quiet determination. Heartfelt and uplifting, it is a story of second chances and the extraordinary power of small acts.
Romeo
and Juliet
16th March – 6th June 2026, Harold Pinter Theatre haroldpintertheatre.co.uk
Shakespeare’s electrifying tale of love returns in a striking new staging at the intimate Harold Pinter Theatre. Starring Sadie Sink (Stranger Things) as Juliet and Noah Jupe (A Quiet Place, Hamnet) as Romeo, both make their highly anticipated West End debuts. Directed by Robert Icke (Oedipus), this strictly limited season promises a bold, emotionally charged interpretation of Shakespeare’s timeless tragedy, urgent, intimate and utterly unmissable.
David Hockney Exhibition
From 12th March - 23 August 2026,Serpentine Galleries serpentinegalleries.org
One of Britain’s most celebrated artists invites audiences to slow down and rediscover the beauty of the everyday. Featuring new works created especially for this presentation, alongside the monumental A Year in Normandie shown in London for the first time, this landmark exhibition offers an immersive exploration of colour, landscape and perception.
