London Design Festival | 12-20 September
The 18th edition of the London Design Festival is back!
Whether you live in Central, East, South or North London there'll be something going on: exhibitions, offers, workshops, competition and so much more.
King's Cross is for the second consecutive year the London Design Festival District. With over 50 shops and restaurant in the area, Coal Drops Yard will be the place to go to enjoy offers on restaurant such as Vermuteria who will offer their seasonal dish (Merguez sausage, confit duck, bean casserole and salsa verde) and a glass of Vermouth for £15 during the festival.
Next to our shop, the french designer Marlene Huissoud invites you to stand 2metres apart around her installation. She has created a Festival Commission for Coal Drops Yard which emphasises the notion of unity and the importance of working together to repurpose and reconsider our shared environments as we recover from the pandemic.
We have extended our Shop Out To Help Out Offer into September. Every £100 spent in-store you will get £10 back on All Sale and Non Sale
Also in News
We will be taking our last orders on Redchurch Street
"We have had a lot of fun in our East London shop, pushing the boundaries of retail, treating it like a gallery and hosting thought-provoking Artist Collaborations and creating our most recent Mise en Scene Shoe Bar. We've had a blast and thought leaving you on a funny note would make perfect sense. We look forward to serving you at our other Two Locations in London and of course Online.
Thanks for all your support, laughs and damn good fun - onwards and upwards!"
-Tracey Neuls
The Virtual Art Car Boot Fair | 2020
This year, the Viral ACBF will be a new online experience bringing you a lot of good surprises! We're really happy to be sharing the web live access with over 100 artists! For art lovers and curious spirits, you'll be able to find paintings, sculptures, photography & print edition, ceramics, collages, drawings and all sorts of weird and amazing artworks and of course SHOES.
St Marylebone Society in 1952
We're going back to1952 throughout this short film showing a historical Marylebone.
