at venues along the East London line – are rapidly becoming the stuff of legends (see pics from last year’s Gingerline Royale here). Now they’re teaming up with Nokia Lumia 1020 and Windows Phone for another daring production that could be their best to date. Taking place on December 11-14th at a secret location, MI1020 will be an experimental evening of good food, entertainment and secret missions and will be free to attend – you just need to register your interest at Gingerline.co.uk/MI1020 and keep across the website (or follow the hashtag #MI1020 on Twitter) to discover when tickets will be released. Regular Gingerline nights usually sell out months in advance, so here’s your chance to experience alternative dining that never fails to amaze. Good luck!  

The post Somewhere you should go… MI1020: A Gingerline culinary spy adventure appeared first on The Cultural Exposé.

Made up of a troop of females, the Gingerline experience is both dinnertime, performance and art all at once; a piece of interactive food theatre on a mystery tour. Guests pay up in advance and only receive a text 1 hour prior to the event…just enough time to make a bee line for the gingerline to board the gravy train (who could resist?) . Past themes have included 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea and a Brunel inspired underwater banquets (well, technically it was in the museum but some of the performances took place in a tunnel). Each event promises a unique experience of good home cooked food, space design and bespoke menu art. All events are released via social media or a mailing list and are a limited affair (you can’t book for more than 6 people). So if you want to be in, you better get on it… West/North/South Londoners may also apply. (Words: Laura Thornley) 

For more info visit: www.gingerline.co.uk

The post Somewhere you should eat… Gingerline appeared first on The Cultural Exposé.