Coffee & Culture on Mount Street

This year’s festival celebrates the neighbourhood’s long connection with creativity, bringing together literature, art, design and performance. Across the week, the streets and spaces of Mount Street will host an array of events — from artist residencies and exhibitions to panel discussions, private tours and live conversations.

At the heart of the festival is 95 Mount Street, the Neighbourhood Concierge Hub. Here, visitors will be able to pick up a specially designed Mount Street passport, guiding them through the programme and offering entry to hidden corners of the area.

Sharing the space is Fitzcarraldo Editions, one of the UK’s most respected independent publishers. Their pop-up bookshop will be open daily, offering an inspiring selection of books and limited-edition prints, alongside a calendar of talks and readings with some of today’s most compelling voices in literature and the arts.

We are proud to be serving H.R.Higgins coffee throughout the week at the Fitzcarraldo Editions pop-up. Whether you are joining for a morning talk, browsing the shelves, or pausing between exhibitions, you’ll be able to enjoy a cup of our coffee prepared with care.

A Glimpse of the Programme
Highlights include breakfast conversations hosted by A Vibe Called Tech, exploring the intersection of art and literature; a special Omari Douglas Book Club event at the Mayfair Library; and showcases from designers such as By Walid, Nordic Knots and Henry Holland Studio. Each day offers something new to discover, from intimate readings to immersive design installations.

The Mount Street Arts Festival runs from 13 to 18 October 2025, across multiple venues in Mayfair.

Explore the full programme of events here.

We look forward to welcoming you to Mount Street — and to sharing a coffee with you in the midst of this remarkable celebration of art and culture.

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