#getsavvy

Housemates of the world (well, in this case London really....but we know you're from all over) unite, and #getsavvy with these awesome picks from @Frugl for your week of affordable and free stuff to do in London =)

Take 50% off Breakfast at The Fish & Chip Shop          

Wed- Fri, The Fish & Chip Shop, Liverpool Street

If you’re not hardcore enough for cod and chips first thing in the morning, worry not. The Fish & Chips Shop, in the heart of the City, is launching a breakfast menu that won’t have you reaching for the tartar sauce. To  make sure you keep your sunny side up this week, they’re offering 50% off their breakfast grub until Friday. You can choose from all Frugl’s favourites such as Eggs Benedict, Full English or a Manx Kipper with horseradish butter. Breakfast meeting, anyone?

  Get your Skates on at Canary Wharf with 35% Off – Frugl Exclusive

Every Day, Ice Rink Canary Wharf, Canary Wharf

We can’t think of any better reason to play hooky than the opportunity to go ice skating beneath Canary Wharf’s soaring towers and experience London’s only skate path. Combing almost 1100 square meter of ice, this is the largest ice rink in the Capital. If you’re looking to impress a first date or find somewhere new to go with friends, this is it. Even better, thanks to Frugl, adult tickets are only £9.14. This offer is valid until 13th February.

  A Pop-up Wonderland Re-Opening Party and Private View

Thursday, A Pop-up Wonderland, Willesden

It’s not often we feature Willesden. OK, we’ve never featured Willesden…until now.  Tonight’s Pop-up Wonderland promises to put Willesden on the map with its exhibition of Ladies Fashion Mags from the 30’s plus the Paul Kench Jazz Band, cheap booze and a raffle. Even better? It’s all FREE. So, head over to NW London’s best kept secret and find out what all the fuss is about.

  Let Comedian Matthew Highton Entertain You with his New Show

Thursday, Camden Head, Camden

Storytelling comic Matthew Highton brings his new solo show to London. ‘Good Luck Sleeping Jerks’ is an autobiographical show about Highton’s insomnia, relationship with his dad and a bunch of other stuff. This is a pay what you can show, so if you want to show the guy some love, put your hands in your pocket. Otherwise, if you’re feeling especially Frugl, check out the show and get your laughs for free.

  Art Kane: A Retrospective

Monday – Saturday , Snap Galleries, Piccadilly Arcade

Aside from sporting a truly spectacular name, Art Kane knew what to do with a camera in his hand. The New York born photographer is responsible for many an iconic photograph of the musicians and models who became famous during the 60s and 70s such as Hendrix and The Who, amongst others. A bold visionary, his style is best described as amusingly surreal, vibrant in colour and beautifully erotic. His son Jonathan best sums his approach up “It’s not shooting the musician doing their thing. It’s shooting them doing his thing.”  If you’re looking to satisfy your cultural craving this weekend, then this is the place to do it.

  Frugl Exclusive: Omar live at The Roof Gardens + Club Night

Saturday, Kensington Roof Gardens, Kensington