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The exhibition will showcase “previously unseen artefacts, crowns, coronets, robes and photo albums” as well as royal costumes from shows such as The Crown and Bridgerton, and plenty more. A case of 12 Fairtrade bars celebrating the Coronation of His Majesty King Charles III on 6th May 2023. The Big City’ exhibition at Guildhall Art Gallery is the most extensive collection of large-scale London paintings in the world.
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Head to the fourth-floor Dim Sum Terrace for delightful West London views and curious coronation cuisine. The latter will feature quintessential British favourites such as Scotch Eggs and the ever-so-traditional cucumber finger sandwiches. Most of the cocoa from cooperatives in the Ivory Coast (Kuapa Kokoo Co-operative Cocoa Farmers and Marketing Union Limited Ghana).
On the menu is an assortment of fresh, seasonal, sweet, and savoury items made from the best of British produce, in keeping with King Charles’s passion for sustainability. A Pearly King and Pearly Prince will be greeting visitors, decked out in their iridescent mother-of-pearl outfits, with photo opportunities and traditional Pearly Cockney singalongs. They’ll be there on May 5, from 11am-4pm, with free cake, tea, and coffee also on hand for visitors. Brand Representative, Gemma Flanigan said: “Cadbury and Fry’s have a long-established history of marking Royal occasions, most recently for Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee last year where we produced a limited edition Roses tin and Cadbury Dairy Milk bar.
King Charles: Chocolate bust created to celebrate coronation
The limited edition range will be decorated with a fancy-looking crown, specially designed for the occasion, similar to the one our new monarch will wear. With Cadbury Dairy Milk chocolate, banoffee pie inspired fudge pieces and a crumbly biscuit texture. Roxy’s Fizzing Cherry, consists of Milk chocolate with soft chews of fruits cherry pieces, tingly cracking popping candy and crunchy biscuits. com brings you the latest news, analysis and information across the UK convenience and independent grocery retail sectors. The traditional chocolates, first launched in 1908, 1866, and 1914 respectively, will feature a specially created crown design much like the one which will be bestowed upon the new monarch.Kids can get crafty with some crown making and face painting, while grown-ups can explore the historic zoo’s royal heritage and history. Across the weekend visitors can also enjoy a King’s Afternoon Teas in Admiral’s House (which is rarely open to the public), late opening hours at the Painted Hall, performances from the Comedy Royal Guards, and more.
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