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Tempus Hot List: July 2025
By Tempus | 30 June 2025 | Food & Drink, Lifestyle, Sport
With summer officially here and sporting season in full swing, we find some of the hottest events, openings and collaborations to enjoy in July
Experience a blend of art and cars at the MotoArto exhibition, Shoreditch
If you’re a motoring and arts enthusiast, the MotoArto exhibition at the Bike Shed in Shoreditch is for you. This first-of-its-kind event celebrates re-imagined cars and automotive infused art – a car show that combines art and automotives. Taking place from 3 to 5 July, the exhibition will feature modified, never before seen, one off cars and bikes and car infused art work. Artists involved include Maxim from The Prodigy, Emma Gibbons, Sophie Tea, Alistair Morrison, Paul Fuentes and more.
motoarto.com
Catch a Wimbledon match at the Champagne Lanson terrace
Champagne Lanson, the official sponsors of Wimbledon, have unveiled their terrace at 1864 Rooftop Bar & Kitchen. Throughout Wimbledon, the terrace, which is situated above the hustle and bustle of Oxford Street, will be screening tennis matches live throughout the tournament. Guests can come along and enjoy some chilled Champagne Lanson beverages alongside some delicious summer canapes and dishes, all while enjoying the nail biting games in this terrace oasis.
1864rooftopbar.co.uk
Go al fresco at Four Seasons Park Lane’s new Michelin-star pop-up Battuta
From 1 July, Four Seasons Park Lane will unveil a brand new al fresco pop-up from the world’s most Michelin-decorated Chef, Yannick Alléno. Set on the hotel’s al fresco terrace adjacent to Pavyllon London, Battuta will serve generous sharing plates inspired by the flavours of the Middle East, Asia, and North Africa. Named after the 14th-century explorer Ibn Battuta, the menu pays tribute to his spirit of adventure. The dishes are vibrant, flavourful and designed to be enjoyed communally, echoing the conviviality of traditional feasts. The no-waste menu champions sustainably sourced, seasonal ingredients with an emphasis on grilled meats and seafood – with dishes presented tableside for a touch of theatre. A perfect spot for a delicious meal, Battuta is the new al fresco spot that should definitely be on your radar.
pavyllonlondon.com/battuta
Celebrate 75 years of Formula 1 at the British Grand Prix
With F1 The Movie having just arrived in cinemas, the Formula 1 fever is at an all time high. And with it being 75 years of the beloved sport this year, the British Grand Prix at the Silverstone Circuit has pulled out all the stops to ensure the celebration continues throughout the entire racing weekend. With British legends like Sam Fender and Raye slated to perform and defending champion Lewis Hamilton racing on his home ground with Ferrari for the very first time, it is sure to be a race to remember. So grab a ticket and head down to Silverstone for the most electrifying motorsport event in the UK.
silverstone.co.uk
Brush up your mahjong skills alongside some afternoon tea at the Chinese Cricket Club
If you’re looking for a fun spin on a classic afternoon tea, you can’t go wrong with Chinese Cricket Club’s the Art of Mahjong afternoon tea. Available Friday to Sunday, this East-meets-West experience brings together handcrafted dim sum, floral-infused patisserie and signature Chinese tea blends – all served alongside an interactive game of mahjong. Whether you’re a seasoned player or brand new to the game, the team will guide you through puzzles to crack between bites of edible mahjong tiles, succulent bao and jasmine pastries.