It is the 351st birthday of Mr Punch this year and the celebrations are more intense with a brass band procession followed by a special church service at 12:30 pm by Reverent Mark Oakley.
• Museums at Night (15th – 17th May)
Thanks to Museums at Night London’s biggest museums will give the visitors a different perspective about the world of art, history and heritage with a number of after-hour events lined up to amuse the artistically minded Londoners.
There will be candlelit tours, murder mystery games, ghost hunting, visual performances to regale visitors for the three evenings transforming the mundane museums into unusual artifacts.
• Museums at Night (15th – 17th May)
Thanks to Museums at Night London’s biggest museums will give the visitors a different perspective about the world of art, history and heritage with a number of after-hour events lined up to amuse the artistically minded Londoners.
There will be candlelit tours, murder mystery games, ghost hunting, visual performances to regale visitors for the three evenings transforming the mundane museums into unusual artifacts.
London as the most happening cities has a lot in the month of May. So much is happening in the capital that London’s events calendar is full of exciting things to keep the visitors busy.
As the weather is getting warm shaking off winter chill the spring is here and May is obviously the popular month for festivals, shows and celebrations. In fact any person in London will be spoilt for choice as there is an event galore in the month of May.
Now let take a look at some of the leading events in May.
• May Fayre at Covent Garden
The event has rolled on from May 11 has traditional British entertainers and puppeteers from all over the UK converging and the Puppet Festival at Covent Garden is an annual affair held on the second Sunday of May. Celebrating the Punch and Judy show as part of British heritage its debut was made by Samuel Pepys way back in 1652.
As the weather is getting warm shaking off winter chill the spring is here and May is obviously the popular month for festivals, shows and celebrations. In fact any person in London will be spoilt for choice as there is an event galore in the month of May.
Now let take a look at some of the leading events in May.
• May Fayre at Covent Garden
The event has rolled on from May 11 has traditional British entertainers and puppeteers from all over the UK converging and the Puppet Festival at Covent Garden is an annual affair held on the second Sunday of May. Celebrating the Punch and Judy show as part of British heritage its debut was made by Samuel Pepys way back in 1652.
• Chelsea Flower Show (20th – 24th May)
The iconic Chelsea Flower Show will be celebrating its 101st birthday this year with its wide range of gardens and vibrant horticultural displays at Royal Hospital grounds. It is the most popular venue for emerging gardening trends and launching of new or rejuvenated plant types. The Chelsea Flower Show stands out for its beautiful floral marquee as the centrepiece with special appearances from established gardeners including Alan Titchmarsh.
The iconic Chelsea Flower Show will be celebrating its 101st birthday this year with its wide range of gardens and vibrant horticultural displays at Royal Hospital grounds. It is the most popular venue for emerging gardening trends and launching of new or rejuvenated plant types. The Chelsea Flower Show stands out for its beautiful floral marquee as the centrepiece with special appearances from established gardeners including Alan Titchmarsh.
• Foodies Festival (24th May – 1st June)
Foodies Festival is perhaps UK’s largest celebration of food and drinks. This year it is at Marble Hill House for the first time coinciding with the Spring Bank Holiday from 24th May to 26th May. The Feasting Tent at the festival will be the social hub for visitors to interact with chefs, friends and family in the long line of banqueting tables.
Foodies Festival is perhaps UK’s largest celebration of food and drinks. This year it is at Marble Hill House for the first time coinciding with the Spring Bank Holiday from 24th May to 26th May. The Feasting Tent at the festival will be the social hub for visitors to interact with chefs, friends and family in the long line of banqueting tables.
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