64th Post - August Overview
Finally, here are my recommendations for August, hope you enjoy them and find them interesting to watch, listen, and eat. In the meantime, August has much to offer especially in London, so head out this month and take in all the best new events, exhibitions and best events in the capital.
Yes, British Summer Time has officially begun, and, despite no guaranteed sun, it's time for Londoners to step outside. Whilst the capital's museums still offer some of the world's best exhibitions (and are perfect respite from the inevitable summer rain), London's offering a whole heap of fantastic outdoor activities to take part in.
The laws of physics dictate that what goes up, must come down. Even when it feels as if our feet are a million miles off the ground. But when we’ve hit rock bottom we hope that some way, some how, our fortunes will change. That a great force will reverse the trend. Life is filled with high rollers. Some people choose to bet on themselves. While others are happy to bet on someone else. But luck is a funny thing. It’s easy to accept it when it goes your way, but when it doesn’t…Call it injustice, call it treachery. But remember, the most important rule in gambling is that the house always wins. -- N
Notting Hill Carnival:
Traditionally, the Carnival takes place on the bank holiday weekend at the end of August. In 2019, the dates of the festivities are 25-26 August. The Sunday party starts at 10am with an opening ceremony before the parade starts at 10:30am, while Monday's parade starts at 10am. Judging of Carnival’s many mas bands finishes at 6.30pm. Sound systems play on both days, with a strict noise curfew of 7pm, giving floats, trucks and parade bands time to clear the streets by 8.30pm. This year, there will also be a 72-second silence at 3pm on both days in memory of each of the victims of the Grenfell Tower tragedy.
However, if you feel like relaxing this month, then put your feet up and enjoy Harper's Bazaar magazine, full of celebrity gossip, style and secrets!! Hope you all enjoy my recommendations and have a fun time in August...
See you in September!!! Have Fun... xxx
Yes, British Summer Time has officially begun, and, despite no guaranteed sun, it's time for Londoners to step outside. Whilst the capital's museums still offer some of the world's best exhibitions (and are perfect respite from the inevitable summer rain), London's offering a whole heap of fantastic outdoor activities to take part in.
The laws of physics dictate that what goes up, must come down. Even when it feels as if our feet are a million miles off the ground. But when we’ve hit rock bottom we hope that some way, some how, our fortunes will change. That a great force will reverse the trend. Life is filled with high rollers. Some people choose to bet on themselves. While others are happy to bet on someone else. But luck is a funny thing. It’s easy to accept it when it goes your way, but when it doesn’t…Call it injustice, call it treachery. But remember, the most important rule in gambling is that the house always wins. -- N
Notting Hill Carnival:
Traditionally, the Carnival takes place on the bank holiday weekend at the end of August. In 2019, the dates of the festivities are 25-26 August. The Sunday party starts at 10am with an opening ceremony before the parade starts at 10:30am, while Monday's parade starts at 10am. Judging of Carnival’s many mas bands finishes at 6.30pm. Sound systems play on both days, with a strict noise curfew of 7pm, giving floats, trucks and parade bands time to clear the streets by 8.30pm. This year, there will also be a 72-second silence at 3pm on both days in memory of each of the victims of the Grenfell Tower tragedy.
However, if you feel like relaxing this month, then put your feet up and enjoy Harper's Bazaar magazine, full of celebrity gossip, style and secrets!! Hope you all enjoy my recommendations and have a fun time in August...See you in September!!! Have Fun... xxx
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