The Howard de Walden Estate - Marylebone
Events in the Area
If you are making your plans for 2008 there are two annual events in Marylebone Village that need to be added to your diary.
Summer Fayre - A Summer Sunday in June
Sunday 15th June 2008 is the date for this year's annual Summer event - The Marylebone Village Summer Fayre. It is a day of dancing, shopping, eating, listening to live music performances and discovering the wide range of independent stalls and promotions throughout the day. From 11am until 5pm it is a special day for anyone of any age. Find out more:
Christmas Illuminations - A Wintry evening in November
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Every November, the Marylebone Village Christmas Illuminations are switched on to begin the festive season. Father Christmas, live music, hot food, School Choirs, special shopping discounts and fund raising all take place in the heart of Marylebone Village. 2007 was illuminated by Teatro. Find out more:
Smaller Events
Other smaller events are constantly happening in the Village. Please see below for details and information about these up and coming activities.
The Hellenic Centre - A Photographic Exhibition - 14 May 2008
From 10am until 5pm take the opportunity to view and study this topical photographic exhibition by Greek photographer Stephane Gripari.
Seasonal Entertaining with Rachel Green at Divertimenti - 14 May 2008
Nothing says springtime like asparagus. And who better to celebrate the season than Rachel Green?
Archaeology Lecture at The Hellenic Centre - 15 May 2008
Starting at 7.30pm in The Great Hall, learn about Aphrodite and the Ancient Coinage of Cyprus from the Deputy Director of the British Museum.
A Divertimenti Chinese Masterclass - 17 May 2008
Join Guo Yue for this Chinese Summer Banquet Special Hands-on Masterclass from 11.00-14.30. In the intense heat of a Beijing summer, there are special dishes that the Chinese believe will cool the body and give harmony.
An evening in Homage to Cecil Thomas at The Hellenic Centre - 22 May 2008
Enjoy this educational evening focusing on Cecil Thomas and his Connection to Greece