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| Come and join us for some fun in the sun at the Centre. Our events schedule has something for everyone ranging from the continental market to some fabulous musical entertainment. We are introducing some great new bands to the Centre this year. Children will love our clowns and puppet shows, and they can even get their faces painted or have a glitter tattoo. |
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We’re bringing the Mediterranean back to Ealing this Summer. Get ready for picnicing in the sun and alfresco entertaining.
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Mix and mingle with our zany clown duo. There will be plenty of comic capers and tomfoolery as this colourful pair get up to all sorts of tricks around the Centre. | ||||
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| Boo the baddies at our pirate adventure shows, staring Captain Cornflake and his sidekick Mr Mate with guest appearances by Captain Careless and Mr Shivers the friendly ghose, all hosted by pirate Yo Ho Joe. |  |
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Be a tiger, or a lion, a snarling crocodile or even a beautiful flower. Our face painters can bring every fantasy to life. And unlike the real thing, there’s no pain with our stunning glitter tattoos. No-one will want to wash them off! |
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| Get into the groove with the latest phenomenon - the silent disco! You’ll get your own set of wireless headphones and a choice of music so you can dance your heart out in apparent silence whilst the rest of the room moves to a different tune. |  |
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| The band is named after the film “Erin Brockovich” starring Julia Roberts for which they contributed two tracks, ‘Two Shots of Rye’ and ‘Honey Bunch’. Recently they entertained a star studded guestlist including top designer Robert Cavalli, Girls Aloud stars, Cheryl Cole and Kimberley Walsh for The Red Cross charity Ball at the “the mother of all Texas Honky-Tonks”, country music venue Gilley’s, on London’s South Bank. |
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| Café du Monde is an accordion and fiddle duo. Alan Dunn (accordion) and Chris Haigh (fiddle) met at a gig at a Polish restaurant and discovered that they had similar tastes in music. They have amassed the widest possible repertoire - including all the different styles in which fiddle and accordion are inextricably linked. Café du Monde plays music from Scotland, Ireland, France, Romania, Italy, Russia, Latin America, Canada and USA, and many other styles, including sea shanties and similar nautical material – complete with parrot if required! | |||||
