Tomorrow’s the opening party for the Baroque the Streets Exhibition as part of the Dulwich Street Art Festival. Full scale installations throughout the fabric of a large mansion in Dulwich by participating artists in the Dulwich Street Art Festival. I’ll be there DJing with Eli from The Wreck-It Up Crew.

Works at the house from:

ROA
Zezao 
Kid Acne 
Thierry Noir 
Christiaan Nagel 
RUN 
Dscreet 
Malarky 
Hitnes
Ben Wilson 
Rowdy 
Pablo Delgado
Ben Murphy
Broken Fingaz Crew 
Cityzen Kane 
MadC 
The Rolling People 
My Dog Sighs

Check out more info here: http://streetartlondon.co.uk/blog/2013/04/30/baroque-the-streets-dulwich-street-art-festival-2013/

Summer is cheekily peaking her sunny face from behind the clouds and over the weekend I’m sure she’s going to come out singing!  What do I love waking up to in the morning? A nice mug of tea, but in the Summer I like a refreshing iced tea served in a cool glass with ice and a chunk of citrus or berries for extra zing. That’s why I’m really happy to have discovered that Hampstead Tea now makes fairtrade iced teas in three flavours; Elderflower Oolong, Lemon Green and Raspberry Darjeeling. They are organic and biodynamic and even though they taste really yummy and fruity they contain no artificial flavourings and are each low calories. What more could you want?

Try these fruity delights this weekend. They are the perfect compliment to a sunny morning spent in the sunshine.

For more info please visit: http://www.hampsteadtea.com

Come and get some Reggae in your system!

Billy tells his story:

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. An age of burrito. 

I suddenly thought to myself ‘is this all a burrito has to offer?’ I looked at the choices in front of me and had decided I’d made every sort of burrito combination that was humanly possible for the price range I often set to during my lunch periods.

Then I got asked a curious question. ‘Do you want guacamole?’

I stopped and pondered at the idea….I mean, I like guacamole don’t get me wrong, and I’m sure the quality of their guacamole is top notch, but is it really worth a pound?

Maybe it was the chill from the winters air or maybe the fumes from the freshly steamed veg, whatever it was I said ‘yes’. At that point in time the price didn’t even matter. I was looking forward to a whole new burrito experience.

I fear that now I have experienced it I may never change my ways. That is to say now I have gone guac, I am never going back!

(I’d pay up to £1.29 for it in my burrito in future.)

P.S. Billy also says ‘holey guacamole’ but that’s less cool.

This is the next event I am DJing at. Come along, it will be fun.

http://www.facebook.com/events/500152086703506/?ref=3