Selfridges Manchester to host an out-of-hours dinner in the middle of the shop floor, plus the city’s chicest book club

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Selfridges Manchester will host an evening with the Read Room book club soon

Selfridges Manchester will host an evening with the Read Room book club soon

Selfridges will be hosting a series of exclusive events in the coming weeks, including a supper club in the middle of a shop floor, and an evening with the city’s chicest book club.

Up first, on Thursday 23 April, Selfridges Exchange will welcome acclaimed local supper club A-Kin for an exclusive dining experience on the menswear shop floor.

Guests will enjoy a five-course menu inside the luxury department store, long after the doors have closed.

You’ll be tucking into dishes like short rib doughnut with horseradish cream, breadcrumbs and chives; bone-in ribeye with cafe de Paris butter and shoestring fries; and a tarta de Santiago.

A-Kin will be bringing together like-minded guests for an evening of exceptional food, music, and style, fittingly in the surrounds of Selfridges Exchange’s menswear department.

Up next is The Read Room, who’ll will be hosting a very special event with author Imani Thompson on Wednesday 6 May.

Every ticket sold will include a copy of her debut novel Honey, which is released the same day.

This will be The Read Room’s biggest-ever event, as hosts Kya Buller and Sophia Wild bring their cool, late-night book club concept to Selfridges.

The events have been announced as part of Selfridges’ Club Culture campaign, which is encouraging people to use their interests as a reason to gather.

Club Culture is Selfridges’ take on what’s bringing people together, now, building on the new movement of hobby-led and community-centric social gatherings and clubs.

But Selfridges has always had its roots as a social space – when the London store first opened in 1909, founder Harry Gordon Selfridge opened a Journalist’s Club with a room equipped with typewriters, telephones and a bar, later hosting an All-Girl Gun Club on the roof in the 1920s and 1930s; and even later, hosting screenings with Club Cine.

Run clubs, a comedy club, boxing club and nightclub have all featured as part of Selfridges creative programming in recent years – and now, a book club and supper club.

Selfridges customers can collect keys for attending Club Culture events and experiences, as part of its membership programme, Selfridges Unlocked. Customers join and collect keys by shopping and spending time at Selfridges to unlock perks at every level.

The Akin Supper Club has now sold out, but you can still book tickets for The Read Room HERE.

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