In collaboration with singer-songwriter St Vincent, Veuve Clicquot is opening a champagne bar in London as a part speakeasy, part sensory space that invites guests to step into the imaginative world of the artist. The space called Souvenir, curated by St Vincent, explores themes of memory and discovery and St Vincent will be involved throughout the two-day pop-up, offering performances that promise to surprise and delight.
As well as being able to treat their senses to sound and the taste of champagne, visitors will also be invited into a "wonderland of discovery" through smell.
The multi-sensory experience will be unfolding in London's Covent Garden on the 22nd of November and it aims to offer a celebratory, pleasure-filled experience as "a social antidote to the somewhat turbulent times we are living in."
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St Vincent is Opening a Pop-Up Bar in London with Veuve Clicquot
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