Join our growing list of partners. We’re incredibly grateful to our official partners for their continued support in helping shape the inaugural Chelsea Arts Festival.
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Cadogan
Cadogan’s association with Chelsea began over 300 years ago. Since then, the Cadogan Estate has become one of London’s most characterful neighbourhoods, stretching north along Sloane Street, south through Sloane Square and along the King’s Road.
Cadogan is a family business, property manager, investor and developer. They are committed to investing in the long-term success of Chelsea, while safeguarding its future vibrancy.
Blacklane
Official Chauffeuring Partner of the Chelsea Arts Festival.
Blacklane is the global chauffeur service providing in-city rides, airport transfers, longer city-to-city journeys and chauffeurs by-the-hour across 500 cities in 50 countries around the world. Enjoy stress-free travel in a luxury car to arrive in style and comfort wherever your day takes you. Book quickly and easily, including fast pick-ups in central London, via the Blacklane app or at Blacklane.com.
The White Company
The White Company has been making impeccably stylish, beautifully designed products, principally in white, for nearly 30 years. Think timeless style, not fast fashion, quality, not quantity, and an attention to detail in everything they do, from hand-finished bed linen to their second-to-none customer service.
They believe in making the most of life's simple pleasures - it's the little things that matter. Precious moments of uncomplicated happiness are their constant inspiration, and it is with these in mind that they create collections that are built to last and become an intimate part of our everyday lives.
Code8 Beauty
Code8 Beauty champions a minimalist approach to cosmetics, where less is decidedly more. Launched in 2019 by founder Sophia Chikovani, the brand bucked industry trends toward heavy contouring and multiple layers, instead focusing on ease and practicality. Code8 is Chelsea Arts Festival's Exclusive Glam Partner.
Chikovani, a busy working mother, created Code8 to reflect her own needs: quality products that achieve a fresh, polished look in minutes without unnecessary fuss. The brand offers a concise edit of effective cosmetics designed for straightforward application, making makeup as simple as the final touch to an outfit before stepping out the door.
Léoube
Nestled in a protected coastal bay in Provence, Château Léoube is one of the most sustainable vineyards in Europe known for producing award-winning wines of character and finesse which offer a true reflection of Léoube’s unique coastal terroir. Created for gatherings and convivial sharing, Léoube’s rosé wines are perfect for aperitif, alfresco dining and serving alongside Mediterranean cuisine.
Certified organic, the vineyards and olive groves at Léoube are carefully tended by hand using sustainable, artisan methods that work in harmony with the land. Working with the utmost respect for nature, tradition and authenticity has been the philosophy of Léoube’s owners, the Bamford family, since the very beginning and continues to inspire every part of the Léoube story today.
John Sandoe Books
From the day John Sandoe opened the doors of his shop in 1957, it has been part of Chelsea’s cultural life. In the 1960s, Mary Quant was a regular customer; Mick Jagger, Muriel Spark, Tom Stoppard, Elton John, Edna O’Brien, Neil Tennant, William Boyd have all found books on our shelves and ordered others.
Focusing primarily on the arts, our beautiful C18th shop accommodates about 30,000 different titles. Small rooms, Turkish rugs, wooden bookcases, spilling window boxes and winding staircases bring surprises and delights to the curious, while our staff are always on hand with knowledge and help. From paperbacks for local students to boxes for bibliophiles overseas, we deal with all books and all comers. John Sandoe Books is Chelsea Arts Festival’s Bookshop Partner
Bags of Ethics
Bags of Ethics (Supreme Creations) is the world’s largest sustainable manufacturer of reusable bags, eco-friendly packaging and reusable merchandise. The business is headquartered in London, UK, with 100% owned factory in Pondicherry, India, with teams across Europe.
Bags of Ethics’ mission is to promote reusable behaviour through exceptional design, for consumers and businesses. Clients include Dior, Qatar Duty Free, London Fashion Week, Selfridges, Boots, Sephora, Cannes Lions, and 60,000+ clients in the beauty, retail, fashion, hospitality, furniture, and lifestyle industries. The business has been responsible for reducing over 30 billion+ single use items from entering the environment (plastic bags, bottles, cups, masks, and beauty packaging).
Chelsea Arts Club
Chelsea Arts Club is a private members' club for artists in the heart of London.
Established in 1890, the Club has occupied the same house in Old Church Street since 1902. As well as painters, sculptors, designers, photographers and architects the Club numbers film makers, poets, writers, dancers, actors and musicians amongst its Members.
Cadogan Hall
This distinguished London venue stands among the capital’s premier performance spaces. It presents an eclectic programme featuring orchestral works, jazz ensembles, popular music, and talks.
The venue serves as the prestigious home base for the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra whilst presenting around 300 annual performances. During the Chelsea Arts Festival weekend, Cadogan Hall will host an array of thoughtfully curated live performances and engaging dialogues.
Royal Court Theatre
Renowned as the home of dramatic writing, The Royal Court Theatre has established itself as a dominant national and global influence in nurturing and championing playwrights for six decades.
Celebrated as the ‘the writer’s theatre’, the Royal Court Theatre stands amongst the world’s most significant and groundbreaking venues for new writing, consistently courting debate throughout its history.
Saatchi Gallery
Set within a distinguished Grade II-listed structure, Saatchi Gallery has championed rising artistic talent since its establishment in 1985.
Located in the storied Duke of York’s Headquarters, this venue provides a dramatic setting for contemporary visual arts and cultural programming. The Gallery earned considerable acclaim for spotlighting artists who subsequently achieved international prominence, from Damien Hirst to Cindy Sherman, Philip Guston and Tracey Emin.
The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
Kensington and Chelsea is one of London’s most vibrant and recognisable boroughs. It has many unique buildings, famous museums and beautiful parks. Although the borough is geographically one of the smallest in London, at just over 4.7 square miles, it is one of the most densely populated and diverse areas in Europe.
Kensington and Chelsea Council (also known as RBKC) aims to provide high quality services to improve the lives of its residents and to make the borough greener, safer and fairer.
Country and town house
Rathbones ’s association with Chelsea began over 300 years ago. Since then, the Rathbones Estate has become one of London’s most characterful neighbourhoods, stretching north along Sloane Street, south through Sloane Square and along the King’s Road.
Rathbones ’s association with Chelsea began over 300 years ago. Since then, the Rathbones Estate has become one of London’s most characterful neighbourhoods, stretching north along Sloane Street, south through Sloane Square and along the King’s Road.
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