TWENTY SOMETHING RECOMMENDS

Each week TSL give us their top picks for what to do in London. This week we’ve got live jazz, Independent cafes, a 1920s cocktail bar in East London, live cinema and a great Men’s clothing boutique.

An Evening of Live Jazz

Archie Shepp. Barbican

Get your tickets now for the 24th November, as spectacular improvised jazz saxophonist Archie Shepp comes to the Barbican to play one of the greatest jazz albums – Attica Blues.

Independent café in Central London

Fork Deli, Russell Square

This lively, independent café serves the now renowned Monmouth coffee, and the best brownies in Central London, alongside fantastic savoury treats and free WIFI – you’ll never want to go to Pret again!

1920s Cocktail Bar

Nightjar, Old Street

Ranked the 3rd best bar in the world in 2012, this 1920s style underground bar serves superb cocktails and five days of live music a week. A glamorous and decadent evening out.

Live performance cinema

Live Live Cinema, Old Street

Cinema meets live performance at Live, Live Cinema, performed in an 18th century church. Screening cult horror classics with actors reliving the spooky bits on stage and every scary sound effect played by a live band.

Independent Men’s clothes shop

SCRT, Old Street

From designing T-Shirts in their bedrooms to developing a fully-fledged men’s street wear label, SCRT now sells casual and affordable clothes destined to become wardrobe staples.

For more information, visit twentysomethinglondon.com