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March 2010
· Oxford & Cambridge Boat Race

April 2010
  none

May 2010
· Chelsea Flower Show

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Old-world charm and new-wave attitude make London the quintessential city of the new millennium. Hip bistros, trend-setting restaurants, fine art, and a fabulous nightlife scene keep the city on the cusp of modern culture.


March’s Best Event: Oxford/Cambridge Boat Race

The Lowdown: Eight strapping lads from the country’s two oldest and grandest universities slug it out over four and a quarter miles of the River Thames, as they have over 150 times since 1829. Cambridge, in dark blue, currently leads 78-72 (one year was a dead heat), but the "Light Blues"—that’s Oxford—have recently been on a winning streak. Not interested in rowing? Neither are many of the spectators, but that doesn’t stop them from packing the riverside pubs along the route.

When: Saturdays in the last three weeks in March or the first week in April, depending on the tides and the academic calendar; free.

Where: Thames, from Putney to Mortlake

Contact: 01225-383483; theboatrace.org






LONDON (2008):
David Collins (Interior Designer)

1 Designer David Collins has left his mark on London’s dining scene in no uncertain terms, and his work graces some of the capital’s most famous restaurants. His great talent lies in creating luxurious modern environments that are as memorable as the food without eclipsing it, and that’s reflected in the way the restaurant critics give him as many column inches in their reviews as they give the chef’s more ephemeral creations. His commissions are a roll-call of the city’s most glamorous destinations: The Blue Bar at the Berkeley, perhaps his most famous design; Claridge’s Bar; The Wolseley; Pétrus; Nobu Berkeley; J Sheekey; and so on. With their clever use of color and lighting to create just the right mood, these aren’t just desirable places to eat and drink; they’re sophisticated venues where it’s a pleasure to just be, or to see and be seen. Even better, his style is constantly evolving, making each new interior a much-anticipated and always delightful surprise. Even in a city blessed with so many talented chefs, hoteliers, and designers, David Collins thoroughly deserves the London Urbie for bringing so much fun and excitement to the important business of going out.

Check out our choice for the world's foremost Urbanistas in other cities:
The Urbie Awards.

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