24 Hours of Art in Soho
Morning: 9am-12pm
9am-10am
buns from home
63 Broadwick Street
Kick off your morning in Soho with a sweet-treat at buns from home, specialising in hand-rolled cinnamon buns, in a range of flavours including Berry Cheesecake.
10am-10:15am
The Smallest Gallery in Soho
62 Dean Street
Next is a quick stop at The Smallest Gallery in Soho. The free-to-view gallery is unique as visitors do not enter a gallery at all! With a changing window display exhibiting artwork, the gallery is a pleasant surprise for passers by wandering down Dean Street.
10:15am-1pm
The National Gallery
Trafalgar Square
Less than a 15 minute walk from Soho, art lovers must visit The National Gallery in Trafalgar Square. Home to over 2300 works of art, the gallery is world renowned for painting's in the Western European tradition from the 13th to the 19th century.
Afternoon: 1pm-5pm
1pm-3pm
Myung Ga
1 Kingly Street
Stop for some lunch at Myung Ga, a Korean restaurant with a grill at each table. Watch your meal be cooked in front of you by the expert chef at your table. With a range of dishes on offer including beef, squid, pork and vegetarian options, the restaurant suits all tastes.
3pm-3:30pm
Cass Art
49 Brewer Street
Next up is the UK's leading art supplies retailer, Cass Art. Cass Art is committed to encouraging everyone to explore their creative talents by providing the best quality materials. Shop paints, drawing materials, canvas' and more in-store.
3:30pm-4pm
Gosh! Comics
1 Berwick Street
Art enthusiasts will love Soho's iconic comic book store, Gosh! Comics. Stocking a range of graphic novels, manga and the latest new comics, illustrators are sure to find inspiration here. sure to find inspiration here.
4pm-4:30pm
Misan Fabrics
3-4 Berwick Street
Unleash your inner creative at Misan Fabrics. Renowned for their collection of high-quality fabrics, from silks and wools to suiting, Misan Fabrics is the go-to destination for designers, fashion students and sewing enthusiasts. Stock up on new material and receive advice from the experts in-store.
4:30pm-6pm
The Duck and Rice
📍90 Berwick Street
Next, grab a pint at eclectic ground floor pub, The Duck and Rice. Situated beneath their buzzing Chinese restaurant, the venue is a fusion between a traditional British and Asian experience, perfect for a pre-dinner tipple.
Evening: 6pm - Late
6pm-8pm
BAO
53 Lexington Street
Indulge in some dinner at BAO, an intimate restaurant on Lexington Street serving authentic Taiwanese street food. The restaurant specialises in 'Xiao Chi' (substantial snacks) and 'Bao' (steamed milk buns), each individually made to secret recipe.
8pm-10:30pm
Soho Theatre
21 Dean Street
Catch an evening show at Soho Theatre. With a constantly changing line-up of events, Soho Theatre is London's most vibrant producer of new comedy, theatre and cabaret. Check their website to see what's on! The venue is also charity based so all proceeds go back into supporting emerging artists.
10:30pm-Late
Disrepute
Kingly Court
The night is still young and it's time for some drinks at one of Soho's hidden gems. Located in the basement of Kingly Court, Disrepute offers a selection of expertly curated drinks, impeccable service and 60's counterculture. Enjoy a drink or two with each cocktail being presented as a short story.
Providing the plush sofas and quiet corners for groups, small and large, Disrepute is the place to be for a luxury cocktail lover.