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5cc / Barworks / LDR Creative invited Tasting Britain down to the launch of their latest outlet in City Road, Old Street. As a launch party, what you get is NOT representative of an actual dining/drinking experience, though you get to see what the place is like in a nutshell and basically PARTY HAADO with a bunch of people you have (usually) never met on a limited selection of cocktails. The amount of money that must be rinsed on a launch party terrifies my inner accountant (because we all have inner accountants, right?). Theyâre trying to bring back the Three Martini Lunch - except it this case it was more like the Twelve Martini Missed Dinner.
For those who don't know, the 5CC cocktail bars are basically subterranean, alcohol powered outlets that live underneath more conventional Barworks pubs (this one being the Singer Tavern - a grade II listed pub, dontchya know?). Speaking as a photographer, the lighting in these places is immaculate. Something about the way they design the interior just makes all your shots look like some next level Pulitzer Price winning shit, and without trying all that hard or putting in too much time in Photoshop. Which is nice when you've had a couple of Old Fashioneds and aren't doing too well at the whole 'manual focus thing'
So yeah, we've only visited one other so far, which was 5CC City Of London. That one focuses a little more on whisky (though not to the exclusion of their cocktail menu) and has some next level Scotch. I would like to come back to 5CC Singer Tavern and do a proper review. They supposedly focus on gin (someone tells me they have over 200?), and so we would put their gins to the test. Also the staff are bros and I reckon if they can survive the insanity of a launch night without losing it, theyâre going to do just fine in the long run. Well done (again) Barworks.
Additional fun fact - this area downstairs was the original basement production area for Singer sewing machines (hence the name). You can tell if you look carefully :3
Femspectives Launch: 46 Years in the Future
A feminist film series and festival in Glasgow, Femspectives provides a platform for films by women and a safe space for conversation.
Photo by Ingrid Mur
Karen Gammon, a retired art teacher from Staffordshire, has put together a charity art book to raise money for AICR and 5 other charities.
Celebrity Button Art was launched on November 12th, 2010 at the Plas des Legende at the Ramada Hotel in Cannock, Staffordshire.
The book is a continuation of a fundraising project started at the beginning of the new millennium.
It contains 240 pieces of artwork based around a button, collected from celebrities around the world. Contributors include actors, actresses, royalty, Royal Academicians, celebrity chefs, singers, authors, politicians and designers. The artwork has been collected over the last nine years.
Some of Memphis’ finest share their thoughts on the city and MemphisConnect.com.
Excitement and community building at the
MemphisConnect Launch Party.
Photos by LunaWeb a Memphis web design company.
This February, we kick-off with our first meet-up focused around the Cloud + Gaming with LAUNCH Presents: Microsoft
The term “cloud gaming” is usually associated with distribution scenarios for games, such as progressive download and video streaming on-demand. But the cloud offers game developers and studios a rich set of opportunities for enhancing game experiences and monetisation.
In the multi-player, multi-game, multi-platform, multi-device world, the cloud provides coherence, seamless experiences and the data driven insight required to drive engagement and revenue generation. From AAA titles to app store download, the game now spans the app and the cloud.
Microsoft would like to share its perspective on this opportunity for large studios and indie app builders.
Walkbase UK launch event at the Finnish Embassy, London, 22 Sept 2015. Guy Bell, 07771 786236, guy@gbphotos.com
This February, we kick-off with our first meet-up focused around the Cloud + Gaming with LAUNCH Presents: Microsoft
The term “cloud gaming” is usually associated with distribution scenarios for games, such as progressive download and video streaming on-demand. But the cloud offers game developers and studios a rich set of opportunities for enhancing game experiences and monetisation.
In the multi-player, multi-game, multi-platform, multi-device world, the cloud provides coherence, seamless experiences and the data driven insight required to drive engagement and revenue generation. From AAA titles to app store download, the game now spans the app and the cloud.
Microsoft would like to share its perspective on this opportunity for large studios and indie app builders.
Sega's Virtua Fighter 5: Final Showdown launch event held at iam8bit in Los Angeles, streamed live online by levelup. photo by @bgateb.
James Wadham photos - the first Mission Motorsport Launch Control event. All images are available for use - please credit Mission Motorsport / Launch Control in any use.
Sega's Virtua Fighter 5: Final Showdown launch event held at iam8bit in Los Angeles, streamed live online by levelup. photo by @bgateb.
In this photo from Intel, Sean Maloney, executive vice-president, Intel Corporation, addresses the media about the launch of the nation's first 4G WiMAX network, Baltimore, MD., Wednesday, Oct., 8, 2008. (Photo/Intel/Stuart Ramson)
Sega's Virtua Fighter 5: Final Showdown launch event held at iam8bit in Los Angeles, streamed live online by levelup. photo by @bgateb.
The launch event of the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at the University of Edinburgh
Photos by Yao Hui
Hosts and members on the air for the first time, WGXC Launch Party, Location: Catskill NY on 26 February 2011.
This February, we kick-off with our first meet-up focused around the Cloud + Gaming with LAUNCH Presents: Microsoft
The term “cloud gaming” is usually associated with distribution scenarios for games, such as progressive download and video streaming on-demand. But the cloud offers game developers and studios a rich set of opportunities for enhancing game experiences and monetisation.
In the multi-player, multi-game, multi-platform, multi-device world, the cloud provides coherence, seamless experiences and the data driven insight required to drive engagement and revenue generation. From AAA titles to app store download, the game now spans the app and the cloud.
Microsoft would like to share its perspective on this opportunity for large studios and indie app builders.
Launch of the Porchlight name at Eastwell Manor, Ashford, June 2008. Special guests included Peter Gilroy, Kent County Council Chief Executive.
This February, we kick-off with our first meet-up focused around the Cloud + Gaming with LAUNCH Presents: Microsoft
The term “cloud gaming” is usually associated with distribution scenarios for games, such as progressive download and video streaming on-demand. But the cloud offers game developers and studios a rich set of opportunities for enhancing game experiences and monetisation.
In the multi-player, multi-game, multi-platform, multi-device world, the cloud provides coherence, seamless experiences and the data driven insight required to drive engagement and revenue generation. From AAA titles to app store download, the game now spans the app and the cloud.
Microsoft would like to share its perspective on this opportunity for large studios and indie app builders.