HOOKE LONDON X RAINBOWTARIAnIn Colour: The Art and Science of Living Well for Longer
WEDNESDAY 7 October · 6-9pm · Hooke London, MAYFAIRTHE EVENINGBeyond sleep and supplements, fitness and nutrition, lies a hidden layer of longevity. This exclusive evening in the heart of London's Mayfair invites you to discover it.
Hooke London and Rainbowtarian bring you In Colour: The Art and Science of Living Well for Longer.
Join us to explore the lifestyle factors that shape how well you live, age and feel. You may not see them in your bloodwork and biomarkers, but they're quietly at work on your biology every day.
The evening will take you through meditation and breathwork, a hands-on floral experience inspired by Ikebana, the ancient Japanese art of flower arranging, and live body testing with Hooke's team – together designed to bring the quieter, lifestyle ingredients of longevity into lived experience.
You'll leave feeling connected, calm and uplifted – with a personal longevity lifestyle map created through guided reflection, and a gift bag to take the evening home with you.
WHAT TO EXPECTA restorative breathwork and meditation session to downshift the body and set the tone for the evening
A hands-on, Ikebana-inspired floral experience
Live body testing with Hooke's team – see your body's quieter signals in real time
A guided reflection and personal longevity lifestyle map to carry the ideas into everyday life
Sensory details – herbal infusions, essential oils
Drinks and canapés throughout the evening
A thoughtfully curated gift bag to continue the experience at home
This evening is where the science of longevity meets the art of living well. It’s not just about living longer; it’s about living your years in colour.
A limited number of places are available. We'd love you to be there.
the detailsDate
Wednesday 7th October
Location
Hooke London, 86 Brook St, Mayfair, London W1K 5AY
Time
6pm-9pm
Tickets
£125
THE conversationKatie Moss, founder of Rainbowtarian, and Kate Woolhouse, CEO of Hooke London, sat down to talk about why modern life makes it so hard to stay healthy, what the Blue Zones are really getting right – and whether science will one day get us to 1,000.