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Kraken Rum x London Terrarium Masterclasses at Rhum Tavern
09/03/26

Kraken Rum x London Terrarium Masterclasses at Rhum Tavern

Part botanical craft, part dark maritime folklore this collab is one of the more inspired evenings you'll find in the West End this spring.

Rhum Tavern, home to London's largest collection of rums, has teamed up with London Terrariums for a series of intimate masterclasses rooted in the legend of Kraken Rum. The myth goes that a rum barrel, dragged to the ocean floor by the Beast itself and stained black by its ink, was eventually recovered by pirates, albeit encrusted with moss and flora from the creature's underwater realm.


That image of unexpected beauty emerging from darkness is now the inspiration for an evening of hands-on terrarium making, spiced rum cocktails, and a good story or two. Guests will be guided step-by-step through building their own self-sustaining miniature ecosystem inside an iconic Kraken Rum bottle, using curated plants, mosses and materials provided on the night. Along the way, expect a deep dive into the history of terrariums, from obsessive Victorian plant hunters to their very modern revival.


Your £55 ticket covers all tools and materials, the finished Kraken bottle terrarium to take home, a care guide, and two expertly made Kraken cocktails from an exclusive menu.


Highlights include The Black Wake (coffee-roasted Kraken rum with cold brew), Ruby Depths (spiced rum with cherry, vanilla and citrus) and Cocoa Tempest (chocolate-washed rum and orange soda). Additional cocktails are available at £10 each, and everyone leaves with a secret Kraken gift.

Book now for dates through until June : Wednesday 11th March, Wednesday 15th April, Wednesday 6th May, Wednesday 17th June


Written by Claire Selby 

Photography courtesy of Kraken Rum


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Chelsea Dog Day returns on 5th October at Duke of York Square

  • Sep 8, 2024
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In support of the charity Pets as Therapy, the highly anticipated Chelsea Dog Day is returning to the area on Saturday, 5th October 2024, with Chelsea being magically transformed into a dog friendly haven.

 

Duke of York Square will house the infamous ‘Four Legged Foodies’, a dog-themed market with 20 dog-themed stalls selling everything from delicious canine treats and accessories, including ‘Hiro + Wolf’ known for their stylish accessories, ‘Caboodle’ providing delicious treats, ‘Hilary’s Hounds’ with fashionable clothing and much more.

 

Throughout the day, visitors can enjoy a variety of activities at Duke of York Square, including behaviourist talks by Chelsea Canines offering expert dog-handling and training tips. Napo Dog Insurance will have a scent-work trike on site, where dogs and their owners can receive free scent work games. Don't forget to snap a photo at the giant sausage dog bench for a memorable keepsake.



In other parts of the neighbourhood, over 65 shops, hotels, and restaurants will be rolling out the welcome mat for your furry friends. Look forward to live entertainment, treats, pawtrait artists, and more from names like Prada, PAIGE, Colbert, The Cadogan, A Belmond Hotel, and The Fashion School, ensuring a full day of dog-friendly fun. For a complete list of activities, download the map from the King’s Road website.


Chelsea Dog Day is organized by Cadogan, with the support of local dog lovers May Wong Gaynor Jackson.


Date: Saturday 5th October 2024


For more information visit www.kingsroad.co.uk


Written by Jordan Crowley

Photography courtesy of Chelsea Dog Day

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