What's on this month

Coinciding with Frieze London, agnès b. presents a selection of photographs from Flowers, one of the late Martin Parr's most playful and distinctive series, at its Marylebone High Street boutique. Known for his saturated colours, sharp wit and mischievous eye for everyday life, Parr turns a familiar subject into vivid, unexpected images. The exhibition celebrates his remarkable legacy and more than three decades of friendship with agnès b., whose Paris gallery was the first to show his work in France. © Martin Parr / Magnum Photos.

It’s no wonder The Cavendish was a finalist for Best Pub for Dogs! Bring your favourite four-legged friends along for an evening stroll through Marylebone Village, followed by a three-course dinner paired with wine from Catena - one of Argentina’s oldest wineries. Of course, there’ll be something for pooches, too, with a bespoke dog dinner designed by the pub’s head chef. Book tickets for Wednesday 21 October, 6pm.

There’s no time like autumn to curl up with a new book, and you’re sure to be inspired by this month’s author talks at Daunt Books. Hear from the global bestselling author Alexander McCall Smith as he delves into his latest three novels, while authors such as Colin Thubron and Nao-Cola Yamazaki introduce their new, celebrated books. Talks take place throughout October, at 7pm, and a glass of wine or soft drink is included with your ticket.

Start the day well fed at Farmer J, where the Farmer's Favourites deal pairs a breakfast of your choice with a coffee for just £6.50. Warm up with a Shak Bowl or Apple Cinnamon Crumble Porridge, keep it fresh with Berry Compote or PB&J Overnight Oats, or tuck into Smashed Avo' + Preserved Lemon Toast. If you're on the move, an Egg + Bacon Roll or Wild Greens Egg Roll makes an easy grab-and-go option.

Settle in for a seasonal feast at 28-50, where the new Autumn Wine Paired Menu serves three courses, each matched with a glass, for £75 per person. Begin with beef tartare or tiger prawns, follow with confit duck or potato gnocchi, and finish on a fig tart with chantilly cream, available all day, every day. Wine lovers should also save the date for Wednesday 21 October at 6pm, when Head Sommelier Terry Botta leads a European Wine Tasting through bottles from across Europe and the Mediterranean, accompanied by cheeses and charcuterie. Tickets are £75 and can be booked online.

To mark the launch of the first ever Aēsop Gallery, Aesop is showing four photographs by Indigenous Australian artist Michael Cook in its Marylebone High Street store during Frieze week and beyond. Of Bidjara heritage, Cook creates meticulously staged, atmospheric images that look again at history, identity and belonging with a bold, thought-provoking perspective. His work also features in Rising Voices at the V&A South Kensington, which Aēsop is supporting – an exhibition of 40 pioneering artists from 25 countries across Asia, Australia and the Pacific, many showing in the UK for the first time. The display reflects Aēsop's long-standing commitment, dating back to its Australian roots, to championing artists whose voices have historically been underrepresented. Artwork Credit: © Michael Cook.

Marylebone Lane concept store KOIBIRD has teamed up with London artist and filmmaker Danny Sangra on a limited-edition capsule of four slogan t-shirts, because, as the store puts it, our digital personalities need outfits too. Reviving the 90s slogan tee with a tongue-in-cheek twist, each design pairs Sangra's loose, hand-drawn illustrations with a gently self-mocking label for modern online life: Doomscroller, Askhole, Ghoster and Influencer. Sangra, whose collaborators range from The Beatles and Hermès to Burberry and Uniqlo, brings his offbeat humour to a collection made for anyone who doesn't take themselves too seriously. Available in sizes S, M and L in store and online for a limited time. Image Credit: © Sara Sahores.

Treat yourself to a new bag this weekend at Marylebone High Street's Bobbies, and you'll take home a little extra. For three days only, every Bobbies bag bought in store comes with a decorative beaded keychain. The Parisian brand is known for its bold colours and travel-inspired style, with every piece designed in Paris and crafted in Portugal from Italian leather by family-run workshops.

Marylebone High Street's Derek Rose marks a century of craftsmanship with One Hundred Years. One Collection., a centenary capsule for men, women and children. Since 1926, three generations of the Rose family have obsessed over fabric, cut and finish and how each piece feels against the skin, and the new collection celebrates that devotion to comfort. A rose motif from the Derek Rose archive returns for the occasion, woven into Verona silk jacquard for the first time and used on a women's gown, a men's smoking jacket and an eye mask. The handmade, silk-lined Duke cashmere gown now comes in a classic check for the first time. There are also cable-knit cardigans and sweaters, cashmere trousers, and pyjamas in brushed cotton, cotton cashmere and silk, with moccasin slippers to match and Kelburn brushed cotton pyjamas for children.