Luponde are exhibiting at the Spirit of Summer Fair this week. It is open from 10am to 6pm from Wednesday 11th to Saturday 14th June at Olympia Exhibition Centre, London. Find us at stand FD30 and come and taste our teas!

Celebrating Royal Romance with the London Original Print Fair - The Burlington Arcade is set to embrace the romance of the Royal Wedding with a themed 'print trail' to form part of the annual London Original Print Fair - the world's longest running specialist print fair which is held at the neighbouring Royal Academy of Arts.

Retailers throughout the Burlington Arcade will form an art trail showcasing a series of stunning prints in their windows embracing the 'Royal Romance' theme. Visitors passing though will be able to enjoy a striking selection of images by some of the art world's best recognised names - from Damien Hirst to Hogarth, Rob Ryan to Hockney and Terry Frost each of which are representative of the best of tradition and contemporary romantic art. The trail is an extension to the main Print Fair held from 19th - 21st April.

Our new White Tea tea bags are available in store! They have the same great taste as the whole buds, but now you can have all those antioxidants a little faster!

This year we will be at the Spirit of Christmas Fair at Olympia, London from Wednesday 3rd until Sunday 7th November. Luponde Tea is upstairs in the food section, stand number FD36. Come and see us, taste our teas and pick up a few Christmas gifts!

"The Food Hall - If you're a food lover, the Food Hall is an unmissable experience. Discover the most exquisite food and drink, from the handmade Cornish cheeses to the finest organic, oak-smoked Scottish salmon, alongside the very best Christmas essentials, including award-winning luxury Christmas pudding, fine wines and Champagne. Meet artisan producers and discover delicious, seasonal delicacies to taste and take home.

The Gift Hall - Indulge in an exceptional Christmas-shopping experience at this boutique event. Whether you're looking for a fashion accessory that exudes effortless elegance, a stunning decoration or a sumptuous gift, you will be spoilt for choice. With so many products rarely found on the high street, the Fair is the home of Christmas shopping."

Our loose peppermint tea is now less crushed. It is easier to use and tastes even better!

The Elephant Parade is set to become London's biggest outdoor art event this May. 250 elephant sculptures designed by artists, fashion designers and celebrities will be installed around London.

The Burlington Arcade will have two elephants which have been designed by Johnny Rocket using Swarovski elements, and the British artist Jack Vettriano who is one of the exhibition's headline artists.

Elephant Parade is organised by the Elephant Family charity, in support of the endangered Asian elephant.

The Burlington Arcade is set to be transformed into its very own art gallery. A 'print trail' celebrating 'Great British Artists' will run through the Arcade in honour of the 25th anniversary of the London Original Print Fair (29th April - 3rd May) held at the Royal Academy of Arts which runs adjacent to the Arcade.

Each year, collectors flock to the longest-running print fair to see an unrivalled variety of works including coveted pieces by the likes of Damien Hirst, Rembrandt and Picasso. For the first time, the experience has been extended to encompass the Burlington Arcade, allowing shoppers to browse not only the most beautiful gifts and accessories but some of the world's finest art.

Luponde Tea has two screenprints, Kilberry and Desert Bloom, by Barbara Rae. We also have a limited number of free passes to the event, available with a purchase upon request.

We have teamed up with Morelli's Gelato to bring you Green Tea and Peppermint Tea ice creams! Try them in a sundae or buy a tub and enjoy it at home. These great new flavours are only available for two weeks, a great treat for the kids this half-term. Our green tea, white tea and peppermint tea are also available as a hot beverage. Available at Harrod's from 9am until 9pm.

Earth: Art of a Changing World reflects the impact of the climate change debate on the practice of a broad range of contemporary artists. The exhibition features work that embraces the 'issue' and 'art' whilst also being beautiful, powerful and thought-provoking. 'Onward', the piece in the Burlington Arcade, takes as its starting point our desire to understand the complexities of the natural world. A series of lights in the form of a tessellated polyhedral becomes increasingly complex as it progresses from Piccadilly and transforms the environment of Burlington Arcade by casting patterns of pulsating light, and explores energy consumption, scientific discovery and replication.

Earth: Art of a Changing World runs from 3rd December 2009 until 31st January 2010 at the Royal Academy of Arts, please see their website for more information.

The Duchess of Cornwall delighted crowds as she arrived at Burlington Arcade to turn on the Christmas lights last night (Thursday 19th November).

This year the Burlington Arcade and Royal Academy of Arts have come together in partnership for the first time, to create a light-based installation by UVA entitled 'Onward'. This piece will provide an introduction to the GSK Contemporary, 'Earth: Art of a Changing World' exhibition.

Addressing guests Sir Nicholas Grimshaw, President of the Royal Academy, commented "I am delighted that this year the Royal Academy and the Burlington Arcade have come together in partnership. They both have extensive histories - as many will know, this was Britain's very first shopping Arcade, opening in 1819 to great acclaim and now recognized as a historic and architectural masterpiece. This can also be said of Burlington House. With its grand Palladian facade, it has been the home of the Royal Academy since 1867. It is wonderful to see two 19th century institutions moving into the 21st century with this ambitious project".

Her Royal Highness took to the stage at 7pm and switched on the lights, heralded by a triumphal fanfare from the Household Cavalry. Her appearance was in support of the Ebony Horse Club, of which she is a Patron. The charity aims to improve the life skills of disadvantaged young people.