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Seasonal suggestion­s

May is likely named after the Greek goddess Maia, mother of Hermes and an Earth Goddess associated with nursing mothers. The Romans also had a goddess called Maia, who bore links to fertility

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What to do

Disocver a new perspectiv­e at an exhibition of works by Luchita Hurtado at Hauser & Wirth (23, Savile Row, W1), May 12–July 20. The artist first started working on her ‘Sky Skin’ series in the 1970s (www.hauserwirt­h.com)

What to eat

Hot foot it to The Lanesborou­gh hotel for an exclusive Bridgerton-themed

afternoon tea (created in partnershi­p with Netflix and producers Shondaland). Highlights include A True Love Match, a classic Charlotte sponge cake layered with seasonal strawberry jam and vanilla cream, inspired by the programme’s Queen Charlotte (www. oetkercoll­ection.com)

What to buy

Rosé—at The Rosé Festival, Fulham Palace Gardens, May 27–29. Visitors can now pre-order a limited-edition Pink-nic Hamper, by Daylesford and Léoube (www.the-rose-festival.com)

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Open Monday to Sunday, 8am to 4pm (www.southpawco­ffee.co.uk)

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