To celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Ringstrasse and the 60th Eurovision Song Contest, the Vienna Tourist Board is bringing ViennaSphere to Somerset House.
If golfing's your thing, then this soiree's for you. BFP Network is inviting Square Mile readers to a on-off golfing event at the City's most exclusive Golf Club, City Golf & Health Clubs. On Thursday 30 April, guests will get the chance to perfect their swing while mixing with fellow City workers.
Video gamers: listen up. Here's your chance to act out your strange, violent fantasies in a safe environment. Battlefield Hardline: Live is an immersive theatre experience that lets you become a character from the new game.
There's nothing like a pineapple and cheese stick and a Tequila Sunrise to make us feel young again, so we're getting all nostalgic at the thought of Art of Dining's Abigail's Party pop-up.
On Saturday 11 April, BFP Network is inviting Square Mile readers to a networking event at Kensington Roof Gardens, for a chance to mix with fellow City workers and soak up the sunshine.
The writing’s on the wall at this new exhibition, The Facts on the Ground by artist Tim Etchells, which comprises a large series of text drawings, a neon installation and performance.
We celebrated the launch of our 100th issue – and Square Mile's 10th birthday – at Cafe de Paris, with a party to end all parties. A huge thank you to Heineken, Brancott Estate, Graffigna, Luc Belaire, Untamed Irish Vodka, The Exiles Irish Gin and Champagne Louis Roederer for keeping us hydrated... Plus the Hummingbird Bakery, Soho for the sweet treats, and Cafe de Paris for being one hell of a venue! We're excited for our next birthday already.
Fancy a little trip abroad? Become a member of the Privileged Players Club and you'll be off to Austria for three days of fine dining, golf, and poker playing.
Join The Golden Network for their concierge evening on 16 April.
Remember a world before the digital photography boom, before the birth of Instagram and the selfie? We don't want to sound like a miserable git, but we kind of miss it, sometimes...
Finnish photographer Niko Luoma’s exhibition is a world away from today’s digital obsession. Using an analogue camera (gasp), Luoma exposes a negative to single lines of light hundreds of times. The results are mind-boggingly beautiful, abstract images that visualise the process of creating a photo. And there's no selfie stick in sight.
For more information, visit atlasgallery.com
This Somerset House exhibition by Mr Elbank features over 80 photos of blokes with beards - from John Hurt to model Ricki Hall
To celebrate the art of fine watch engraving, Harrods is hosting an exhibition of one-off pieces from Blancpain. They're all hand-engraved, and designs range from classic landscapes to erotica. Cheeky. Our favourite is the over-18s automata, which we're told has moving parts. Forgive us the childish snigger...
The Blancpain engraving exhibition takes place in the Harrods Fine Watch room between the 31 January and 25 February
For more information, visit harrods.com
Planning on buying a yacht? Of course you are. You’ll want to pop along to the London Yacht, Jet & Prestige Car Show, then, which will include displays from the world’s leading luxury yacht builders, charter agents and private jet manufacturers. We dare you to sing I’m on a Boat while you’re there…
The London Yacht, Jet & Prestige Car Show takes place from 8-10 April, at Old Billingsgate and St Katharines Docks.
For more information and to buy tickets, visit londonyachtjetandprestigecarshow.com
Designs of the Year is back for 2015, celebrating the most innovative designs in categories including fashion, transport, architecture and digital
Small Cap Investors Club's upcoming event is presented by equity fund manager Gervais Williams, dicussing his book, The Future is Small
Ever feel like you’re marching to the beat of the same drum as the rest of the world? So does Heist gallery’s founder Mashael Al-Rushaid: “People are increasingly beginning to sound alike, act alike and believe in the same things. Despite the countless joys of modernity, globalisation strips people of their identity,” she says.
Cue Origins, an exhibition of photographs depicting places and people who remain unchanged by the modern world. Images such as Jimmy Nelson’s Tibetans celebrate those who have maintained a unique sense of self despite societal pressures.
The exhibition begins on the 5 March at Heist Gallery. For more information, visit heist-online.com
This is one for those who want to learn about their bubbles – before guzzling them. Guests will be immersed in a recreation of the French vineyards in various experience rooms of the OXO Tower. Then it’s time for an in-depth tasting session (hurray!), accompanied by expert tips from Masters of Wine’s Susie Barrie and Peter Richards.
We can almost taste the bubbles, already...
For more information, visit moetacademy.co.uk
Summer's coming (apparently), so you might want to pop along to this eat well show to start your health kick.
There will be live cooking demos from Gizzi Erskine and veggie chef Natasha Corrett, interviews with healthy living sister-act, Hemsley and Hemsley, as well as talks and tips at the Eat Well Forum.
And the best bit? There'll be loads of healthy food samples for you to stuff your face with.
For more info, visit bbcgoodfoodeatwellshow.com
We will never get bored of looking at Kate Moss in a bikini. Which is one reason why we're off to this Mayfair exhibition.
Masterpieces of Fashion Photography features previously unreleased, limited edition photographs of iconic figures of fashion, including Kate Moss, Twiggy and Coco Chanel. Famous photographers whose work is featured include Arthur Elgort, Horst P. Horst, Patrick Demarchelier, Edward Steichen and Cecil Beaton.
For more information, visit uk.lumas.com
East London has always been an artistic hub, so to celebrate its creative talent, East Village is opening its doors to the public for a day, to showcase more than 70 pieces of art.
Taking place in the former Athletes' Village, next to the Olympic Park, the pubilc will be able to tour East Village to view its art work, and chat to the artists showcasing their work along the way.
East London artisits whose work will be on display include Eleanor Bedlow, Felix Friedmann, Dolores de Sade, Aida, Sean Raggett, Endri Kousturi, Neil Weerdermeester and Vanessa Short.
Tours run between 1pm and 1.30pm on March 7. Tickets are free but only a limited number are available. For more information, and to book your tickets, email events@getlivinglondon.com