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FEBRUARY 2012
1 THE EVENT PRODUCTION SHOW
Grand Hall Olympia, London (1st-2nd).
Perfectly timed before the start of the season, this event is a platform for exhibitors to launch their latest products to an audience of key buyers looking to book contractors and buy the necessary services for their events during the year ahead. With over 200 suppliers of event solutions on offer, a visit to the Event Production Show is a must for the entire events industry. Entry to The Event Production Show and Access Sessions is FREE to business visitors. Tel: Sarah Brownlee, 024 76571 109. Visit: www.eventproductionshow.co.uk
10 SOCIETY OF STARS CHARITY DINNER
Marriott London Grosvenor Square, London from 7pm.
Students will assist in the planning, preparation and serving of this four-course dinner with wine. The evening includes a champagne reception, an elegant dinner, entertainment and dancing to STAR. Dress: Black Tie. In aid of Society of Stars and The London School of Hospitality and Tourism at the University of West London. Tel: Sally Crosbie, 020 8231 2221. E-mail: sally.crosbie@uwl.ac.uk
11 ST VALENTINE’S DINNER
Waddesdon Manor – The Five Arrows.
Join us on either the 11th, 12th, 13th or 14th to celebrate this special occasion. Pre-dinner champagne cocktail, four-course dinner, coffee and a bottle of champagne in your room on arrival, overnight stay with full English breakfast. Price: £129; £59.50 non-residential. Tel: 01296 651727. E-mail: five.arrows@nationaltrust.org.uk
11 CHOIROKE 2012
The Dorking Halls, Surrey.
Come and join the fun at this very special musical event. For further information please contact Louise Camby. E-mail: louise.camby@tiscali.co.uk
11 MAKE-A-WISH VALENTINES BALL
The Dorchester, London, 6.30pm to 1.30am.
Step into the most romantic day of the year with your beloved at this stunning event. Sip on the finest champagne as you arrive at this prestigious hotel, be dazzled by top class entertainment, indulged by an exquisite three-course dinner and twirled around the dance floor until the early hours. Price: £250; tables of 10 available. In aid of Make-A-Wish Foundation UK. Tel: 01276 405080. E-mail: Ashley.cole@make-a-wish.org.uk
11 HALF TERM ACTIVITIES
IWM Duxford, Cambridgeshire (11th-19th).
Run your own museum for the day! Using all your senses and an inquiring mind, find out more about historical objects, their uses and significance. Make your own historical display and photograph your inspired exhibition. A fabulous opportunity to become a history hunter of the future! For more information, Tel: 01223 835000. Visit: www.iwm.org.uk
11 JORVIK VIKING FESTIVAL (11th-19th).
Various Venues in York.
The annual JORVIK Viking Festival, now in its 27th year, is a celebration of York's Viking heritage and recognised as one of the largest Viking Festivals in the UK. It regularly brings over 40,000 visitors to the city of York. Organised by York Archaeological Trust. Chairman: John Walker. Tel: Danielle Daglan, 01904 543427. Visit: www.jorvik-viking-centre.co.uk
13 LUNCHTIME CONCERT
The Banqueting House, Whitehall at 1pm.
English Consort of Viols with Owen Willetts, counter-tenor. Price: £22.50 with light buffet lunch at 12.15pm followed by the concert. For Tickets Tel: Valerie Jarvis, 020 3166 6153.
E-mail: Valerie.Jarvis@hrp.org.uk
14 MINI MOZARTS
Fulham Palace, Bishops Avenue, London, 10am & 11am.
Fun, interactive music workshops for 2 to 5 year olds and their carers that includes singing, playing percussion instruments and exploring rhythm and sound. Early booking advised as places are limited. Price: £10 per child; accompanying adult free. Tel: Booking, 0871 221 1728. www.fulhampalace.org
16 STARS OF TOMORROW TALENT SHOW.
Thamesmead Theatre, Grays, Essex, 8pm to 10pm.
Come along and enjoy talented youngsters from eight dance schools performing popular songs and dances. Price: £12. In aid of The Children’s Trust. Tel: 01245 422554. Visit: www.thechildrenstrust.org.uk
23 SPARKS ANNUAL GOLF DINNER
The Chancery Court Hotel, London.
This fun-packed black tie evening celebrates the funds raised throughout the golf season, pays tribute to our golfing supporters and welcomes new ones into the Sparks family. The evening line up includes a champagne reception, three-course dinner with wine, celebrity guests, live auction and comedy entertainment. Price: £150; Tables of 10 from £1,400. Tel: Daniel Smith, Tel: 020 7799 2111. E-mail: golf@sparks.org.uk Visit: www.sparks.org.uk
24 OPERA AT THE PALACE
Fulham Palace, Bishops Avenue, London, 7.30pm.
Now a firm favourite we are delighted to welcome another four fabulous opera stars to Fulham Palace. This is a unique opportunity to experience an evening of entertainment with singers set for stardom – up close in the Great Hall. This evening is highly recommended to all opera fans and has sold out on all previous occasions. With limited seating early booking is necessary! Price: £20 concert only; £55 concert and a three-course dinner with two courses served before the concert from 6pm; dessert and coffee afterwards. Tel: Booking, 0871 221 1728. www.fulhampalace.org
25 ENGLAND v WALES
Twickenham.
Rugby Six Nations 2012. For Hospitality Packages, Tel: Linda Simkiss, 020 8305 1800.
E-mail: LindaSimkiss@bathabbott.com
25 RALLYE SUNSEEKER INTERANTIONAL DINNER
Bournemouth Highcliff Marriott Hotel, Bournemouth.
The dinner celebrates the end of the two-day 2012 Dorset & Hampshire Sunseeker Rallye from Poole to Bournemouth. Tickets to the dinner, in aid of The Children’s Trust, can be purchased on-line at: www.thechildrenstrust.org.uk Tel: 01747 826020.
25 DUXFORD AND THE BATTLE OF BRITAIN TOUR
IWM Duxford, Cambridgeshire.
This tour looks at Duxford’s role as a typical Battle of Britain Fighter Station, examining the communications systems employed to win the battle in the air including the teleprinter communications and the Operations Room. Price: Adult £20; Senior £16.70; concessions available. Booking is essential. For more information, Tel: 01223 835000.
Visit: www.iwm.org.uk
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