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Happy Saturday, Think Local Harrow enthusiasts! We're kicking off the weekend with a look at the revamp of The George, tips on sun safety at LDO, and a spotlight on the Indian and Bengali Festival.

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20th April

• ART-OPOLY - The Giant Street Art Board Game Experience! - At Anns Road

• McCaffertys Irish Bar - Harrow

• FA Cup Semi Final : Man City vs Chelsea - BigShot Golf, Northwick Park

• London Mahotsav - Sattavis Patidar Centre, Wembley

• The Good Times Party - Circus Club, Pinner

• Grow Some Share Some Day - Horsenden Farm

• Employability and Black Parent Forums - Northolt High School

• Ealing Beaver Project Guided Walk - Paradise Fields, Perivale

• RoboThink Stanmore Open Day | Robotics and Coding Sessions for Kids

• BKIM April Ladies Day - Truth Vine Church

• Boyz II Men - OVO Arena, Wembley

• Man City FanPark: FA Cup Semi-Final - BOXPARK Wembley

• Brunch - Meet & Greet - Wembley

Revamped and Ready: The George to Offer New Entertainment and Extended Hours in Harrow

The George pub in Harrow, previously known as Yates’s, has undergone a near £100,000 upgrade and is transitioning into a Craft Union Pub. Set to reopen on April 24, the pub will extend its weekend closing hours to 2am on Fridays and Saturdays. The refurbishment includes new entertainment options like a pool table and a designated darts area, alongside a fresh lineup of DJs. Emma Wakeling, with extensive experience managing Stonegate sites, will lead the venue, promising an exciting schedule of events and promotions.

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Sun Safety First: London Designer Outlet Offers Free Sunscreen to Shoppers

The London Designer Outlet in Wembley Park, in partnership with the British Skin Foundation, is offering free sunscreen to visitors starting April 20. The initiative includes sunscreen dispensers placed around the shopping center and expert advice on sun protection. This measure aims to enhance visitor well-being during the spring and summer months, with an emphasis on safety from UV exposure.

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Celebrate Indian and Bengali Cultures at London Mahotsav This April

The London Mahotsav, a splendid two-day festival celebrating Indian and Bengali culture, is set to take place at the Sattavis Patidar Centre in London this April 2024. This festival exemplifies the beautiful blend of Indian heritage with the English landscape, creatively symbolized by the confluence of the Ganga, Padma, and Thames rivers. Attendees will experience a vibrant showcase of cultural expressions, including music, dance, poetry, prose, fashion, and cuisine, all illustrating the rich diversity of Indian ethnicity.

The event promises to be a captivating spectacle with performances by distinguished artists from various disciplines such as acting, singing, dancing, and elocution. The London Mahotsav offers a unique opportunity for both the local and wider communities to immerse themselves in the traditions and artistic richness of Indian culture, making it a must-visit for cultural enthusiasts and families alike.

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Trivia Answer

What notable historical building in Ickenham was constructed in 1638 for Sir Edmund Wright, who later became the Lord Mayor of London?

1. Swakeleys House

2. Ickenham Hall

3. St Giles' Church

4. The Compass Theatre

Answer: 1. Swakeleys House, a substantial historical mansion in Ickenham, was completed in 1638 for Sir Edmund Wright, who would later serve as the Lord Mayor of London

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