ANTHROPOLOGIE has teamed up with charity Kids Company for an exhibition of spectacular hats created by children. Twelve Kids Company children will work on six hats over 12 weeks, and the creations will go on show at the store’s King’s Road gallery from July 3. Each hat will be inspired by an emotion and made with recycled materials from the shop’s displays. A fundraising night will mark the launch, including a talk by Kids Company founder Camila Batmanghelidjh (pictured), jazz, drinks, canapés and a prize draw. The fundraiser and shopping evening runs from 6pm-8pm on July 3 at the King’s Road store – tickets are £25 and all proceeds will go to Kids Company. Anthropologie is at 131-141 King’s Road (The Gallery at Anthropologie is at 139 King’s Road), SW3 4PW. T: 020 7349 3110.
AN EXHIBITION to show the preferred designs for the redevelopment of 200-222 King’s Road will be held at the end of June. The event will be a chance to see how the proposed mixed-use development – which includes retail, office and residential space plus a new pub and cinema – might look. The design has been refined using feedback from previous exhibitions. A planning application is likely to be submitted in late September. The exhibition is expected to be held June 26-30 – to confirm the date and venue, visit
www.200-222kr.com.
THE NATIONAL Army Museum’s Unseen Enemy exhibition will look at the use of improvised explosive devices (IEDs) in Afghanistan. Featuring equipment used to detect and disarm IEDs, plus interviews and images, it will tell the stories of men and women in the British Army, Royal Navy and RAF who search for devices, make them safe, and deal with explosions. The show will also look at the reasons why IEDs are used, and the wider effects on Afghan society. Unseen Enemy is at the National Army Museum, Royal Hospital Road, SW3 4HT, from July 19-March 31, and admission is free. T: 020 7730 0717,
www.nam.ac.uk.
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