Day to Night

Enjoy free fashion, beauty & wellness workshops, exclusive retailer discounts, plus seasonal food & complimentary cocktails to take Londoner’s from work to play.

To celebrate the long summer evenings, which means more time for seasonal shopping and alfresco socialising, head to St Martin’s Courtyard and Mercer Walk, Covent Garden on Thursday 24th May and enjoy their Day-To-Night shopping, dining and wellness event.

Snap up exclusive discounts from a handpicked and inspiring mix of shopping, dining, grooming and lifestyle brands, on offer throughout the day. Plus, make the most of lighter nights and enjoy live music, complimentary fizz and canapes served amongst the flowers in St Martin’s Courtyard, a real hidden gem.

Fashion insider Pandora Sykes will be on hand to help the style-conscious transform seasonal outfits from work to play.

FASHION & HOMEWARE
20% off summer fashion at & Other Stories, COS, H&M, Barbour, Eileen Fisher, Pretty Ballerinas, Jack Wolfskin and Jack Wills (more to be announced). Plus, gifts with purchases made at luxury homeware store The White Company.

BEAUTY & WELLBEING
Free mini-makeovers with Smashbox, free relaxing evening yoga session with luxurious yoga studio Yotopia, free festival braids with leading salon Blow Ltd. and 20% off selected products, plus free 10min massages at urban spa relax.

FOOD & DRINKS
Complimentary prosecco from Italian wine bar Dalla Terra, plus live music for the perfect alfresco experience. Seasonal summer cocktails and canape?s from eclectic British restaurant Bill’s, and the chance to bag a free breakfast from Bombay-inspired restaurant Dishoom.

WORKSHOPS
Head to the Day-to-Night Event Hub at 7 Mercer Walk for a series of free fashion and beauty workshops, including Work-To-Play styling with fashion writer Pandora Sykes and & Other Stories, 6-6.30pm. Plus, Day-To-Night beauty tips with Smashbox and The Anna Edit, 6.45-7.15pm.
Plus, complimentary summer cocktails and a live DJ set to enjoy with friends.

Limited space available, first come first served.