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A Bloomin’ Great Bank Holiday at Battersea Power Station

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Bloody Marys with a twist, gardens in teacups and artist walks – Battersea Power Station will be celebrating the flourishing Circus West Village community this bank holiday!

Battersea Power Station’s Circus West Village will be hosting a bumper filled bank holiday weekend with activities and pop ups for all of the family. 

Bank Holiday weekend activities range from a gin pop up, historical walks to floral face painting at Circus West Village:  

Dodd’s Gin x Ben’s Canteen pop-up (Saturday 27th – Monday 29th May, 1PM-6PM)

This bank holiday weekend Dodd’s Gin have teamed up with Battersea establishment and future Circus West Village eatery Ben’s Canteen, serving up delicious refreshments in their pop-up riverside garden. Enjoy a crisp gin and tonic made with the distillery’s award-winning gin or a ‘Red Snapper’ (that’s a Bloody Mary with gin instead of vodka) with Ben’s Canteen’s Bloody Mary spice mix.

Sweet & Savoury Food Trucks (Saturday 27th – Monday 29th May, 12PM-4PM)

Start your weekend with a bap! On Saturday Barnyard Birds will be serving their locally sourced buttermilk fried free-range chicken and delicious duck confit between butter toasted brioche buns. Local favourite The Butcher & Grill will be rolling up on the Sunday and Monday and serving handmade gourmet burgers, sausages and steak sandwiches. If you have a sweet tooth, treat yourself to some dessert served from a lovingly restored vintage ice cream van.

Botanic Garden in a Teacup (Saturday 27th May, 3PM-6PM) FREE

Create your own mini botanical garden in this drop-in workshop by Dodd’s Gin. The workshop will be followed by a talk on botanics and gin tasting in the newly opened Village Hall. 

Floral Face-painting (Sunday 28th and Monday 29th May, 11AM-3PM) FREE

Open to little ones and the young at heart, a face painter will be creating floral themed works of art all weekend.

Artist Luke Walker will be hosting a series of historical walks as part of Chelsea Fringe. Walker’s art derives from exploring different environments and gathering specific data such as pace, steps and altitude and translating it into a painting. The walks will be Battersea specific and will run on two weekends.  

Artist Walks – Glimpses of Battersea (Sunday 21st and Sunday 28th May, 2-3.30PM) FREE

Join artist Luke Walker for a tour of the area around Battersea Power Station and the best views of the building and its new public realm. The tours will run from 2-3.30PM. Email tours@bpsdc.co.uk to register for your place and state your preferred time slot in the subject line.


Address:
Circus West Village
Sopwith Way, London SW8 4NN

Nearest train/tube:
Battersea Park Station/Queenstown Road

Start date: 26/05/2017
End date: 29/05/2017


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