A central London neighbourhood will host live music, outdoor film screenings, alfresco bars and dining and a dog show for one fun-filled weekend in summer in order to raise money for charity.
Marylebone Village Summer Festival returns this June, bringing with it a cavalcade of entertainment for the whole family to enjoy.
Running Saturday June 10 to 11 the festival programme features open-air cinema, alfresco bars and dining spots, food and gift stalls, live music and a dog show for all those pampered pooches.
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The festival is organised and funded by The Howard De Walden Estate and will raise funds for charity partner Greenhouse Sports, a local Marylebone charity that works towards changing young lives through sport.
On Saturday, the open-air cinema will return to Paddington Street Gardens with two screenings. While the films are yet to be announced, expect a new children’s feature and a new release for the evening show. The festival bar will be in partnership with 108 Brasserie, serving a special themed cocktail for VIP cinema ticket holders.
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Come Sunday, Marylebone Village will be pedestrianised and host on-street stalls with fashion and food, and funfair rides. Alongside this, a programme of fun family activities includes a photo booth, DJ, live music as well as stilt walkers, bubble artists and jugglers.
Many of the neighbourhood’s finest restaurants will join the action, with the likes of The Coach Makers Arms, La Fromagerie, Lina Stores, and Le Vieux Comptoir offering discounts and special menus for the event. Look out for shopping deals and in-store activations from Marylebone’s retailors too.
For more information, visit marylebonevillage.com
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