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Monday, 31 October 2011

Local Business: The Convenience Store - Golborne Gardens

The Convenience Store focuses on housing purely key styles and exclusive pieces from some of the most sought after and challenging design talent around today. With a nod to the traditional convenience store, items are limited in number concentrating on hand-picked, niche and somewhat unconventional products unavailable elsewhere. Extraordinary, sought after pieces are retained for loyal customers, unveiled only on special request.

Offering innovative, unpredictable product in a non-conformist environment, The Convenience Store takes a thoroughly left field, yet highly desirable approach to high fashion retail.

Opening times:

Sunday/Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday/: by appointment only

(email for appointment)

Friday/Saturday: 11am-6pm

http://theconveniencestorefashion.co.uk/

Find the Convenience Store at 1a Hazelwood Tower, Golborne Gardens, London W10 5DT or call +44 (0)20 8968 9095.

Monday, 22 August 2011

Atalanta Weller Autumn Winter 2011

Atalanta Weller and The Convenience Store invite you to celebrate the arrival of the Atalanta Weller Autumn

Winter 2011 Collection.

Wednesday 24th August

6.30pm-9.30pm

The Convenience Store

Hazlewood Tower

Golborne Gardens, London W10 5DT

Atalanta and set designer Matthew Duguid have reworked the interior of the store to showcase the collection and original shoe sketches by the designer. The sketches will also be on sale for collectors.

RSVP: info@material-pr.com

www.atalantaweller.com

Tuesday, 26 July 2011

Save Portobello Road Market

Wednesday, 27 April 2011

Portobello Recollection: A Chronicle Journey Through Vinyl

A Chronicle Journey Through Vinyl, celebrating W11's Musical Heritage.

Music is in the DNA of Portobello. Over the past 100 years musicians have been drawn and inspired by the area. Calypso, Soca, House, Reggae, Pop, Punk, Drum 'n' Bass, Break beat, Dub- an eclectic mix of music has been laid down and played out on these West London streets. Portobello's musical diversity is reflected in its personal record collection; Portobello ReCollection. A public art project by Natasha Mason and Teresa Crawley located on Portobello Rd.