Rain, rain, go away.

SEE
Botulism, by Bäst
What: In his first solo exhibition at Lazarides, the Brooklyn-based collagist and street artist uses everything from food packaging to newspaper clipping and brand logos to turn familiar characters (Mickey Mouse, Papa Smurf, Pinocchio) into something unexpected.
Why: One person’s trash …
When: Fri.-1 Oct. Tues.-Sat., 11 a.m.-7 p.m.
Where: 11 Rathbone Pl., W1T 1HR (020 7636 5443).

EAT
Otarian
What: Kick back on the colourful recycled furniture at the first London outposts of the low-carbon fast food chain and enjoy international veggie dishes like meatless Tex Mex burgers, roasted vegetable lasagna and biriani, as well as wraps and salads.
Why: Guilt-free eating: the carbon footprint for each dish appears on the menu next to the equivalent for the meat version.
When: From Fri. Mon.-Sat., 11 a.m.-11 p.m.; Sun. 11 a.m.-10 p.m.
Where: 190 Shaftesbury Ave., WC2H 8JL; 181-183 Wardour St., W1V 3FB.

Tom’s Kitchen Opens at Somerset House
What: Michelin-starred chef Tom Aikens’s latest brasserie opens on the site of the former Admiralty restaurant. Serving CCF (classic comfort food) made with seasonal British produce for lunch and dinner (breakfast and brunch to come).
Why: Truffle chips with parmesan. Works for us.
When: Mon.-Fri., noon-3 p.m. & 6-10 p.m.
Where: Somerset House, Strand, WC2R 1LA (020 7845 4646).

PEEK
Inside the Fridge of a DailyCandy Editor
What: Inspired by a U.S. exhibit, we’re revealing the contents of our refrigerators. It’s like looking into our souls, er, stomachs.
Why: After mocking ours, please post a picture of yours.
When: Now.
Where: Online at facebook.com.

SMILE
Silly Bandz
What: Insanely popular in the U.S., the colourful silicone bracelets come in the shapes of animals, rock instruments, crowns and other random objects. Silly, yes, but oh so fun (£4 for 24).
Why: It’s a cheap and cheerful way to accessorise.
When: You’re headed to the beach, hanging out with kids, or both.
Where: Online at prezzybox.com.

DECORATE
Hu2 Computer Stickers
What: The cool stickers (£15-£23) include shortcut reminders, energy-saving tips and Robert Indiana-inspired designs for your laptop, MacBook or iMac.
Why: The ecofriendly company uses PVC-free adhesive.
When: Now.
Where: Online at hu2.com.

Art (excerpt): Courtesy of Lazarides Gallery, London