A double nod
If you’re in need of an injection of pop Britannia decadence then head down to The Emin Room located above 34 Grosvenor Square for a specially commissioned arty tipple. What better excuse is there to knock back a glass of Ruinart than sitting in Tracey’s Central London haunt sipping out of a glass designed by none other than Kate Moss herself – and modelled on the proportions of the supermodel’s left breast.

We reckon you’ll be well up for another healthy dose of whatever Ms. Emin has to offer after a few glasses of fizz so why not check out her new show down at White Cube, Bermondsey?

True to usual form Tracey presents further examples of her highly-personal narrative works; describing the new drawings and etchings as ‘about rites of passage, of time and age, and the simple realisation that we are always alone’.

Tracey Emin: The Last Great Adventure is You at White Cube Bermondsey, 144-152 Bermondsey St, London. Until 16 November 2014

Mondrian on Thames
If there is anywhere to go for sheer wow factor this weekend then it has to be Mondrian London right on our city’s southbank. Not a stone’s throw from the River Thames in the famed Sea Containers building, Mondrian London at Sea Containers offers river views like no other in the capital as well as an impressive wine list, well tipped gastro pub and a splash 1920’s steam-liner elegance for good measure. What a killer combo. Perfect for a saturday night splash out – just mind you keep an eye on how much plonk you’re sinking, you should enjoy being on the bank of the Thames not in it.

Mondrian London at Sea Containers, 20 Upper Ground London SE1

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