Marylebone Journal, Issue 108

The latest edition of the Marylebone Journal has arrived. Co-published with The Portman Estate, this issue offers an exciting mix of cultural highlights, in-depth interviews, and exclusive insights into the vibrant life of Marylebone. Whether you're an art lover, a foodie, or a history enthusiast, this issue is packed with stories that bring Marylebone to life.

One of the standout features is an interview with Xavier Bray, Director of The Wallace Collection, discussing Grayson Perry’s groundbreaking exhibition Delusions of Grandeur. As the most ambitious contemporary show ever hosted by the museum, it challenges traditional notions of art and identity while celebrating Perry’s distinctive storytelling. (Front cover image).

Music and history enthusiasts will enjoy an exploration of The Beatles' strong connection to Marylebone. At the height of their fame, the Fab Four lived, worked, and even got married in the area. This feature delves into the iconic locations that played a key role in their journey, from recording sessions at Abbey Road to the famous wedding of Paul McCartney and Linda Eastman at Marylebone Town Hall.

The issue also shines a light on inspiring individuals making a difference in the community. Charlie Hyman, founder of the Bloomsbury Football Foundation, shares his mission to provide accessible football opportunities for young Londoners, demonstrating the power of sport to create lasting change.

Readers can also enjoy exclusive insights from some of Marylebone’s most influential business figures. Tim Wilson of The Ginger Pig discusses the art of butchery and his pursuit of the perfect sausage roll. Stacy Chan, founder of PLATFORM, talks about supporting independent fashion brands, while Paul de Zwart of Another Country unveils his latest furniture collection inspired by the Arts and Crafts movement.

Beyond these compelling stories, the issue is filled with recommendations on interiors, wellbeing, shopping, and upcoming cultural events. From the latest exhibitions and theatre performances to music and dining experiences, there is no shortage of inspiration for those looking to make the most of life in Marylebone.

Pick up your free copy or follow the link to the Marylebone Journal, Issue 108.