Oldham Town will host one of the UK’s big screens so that communities can gather to watch the event together. The screen will be located in Parliament Square, Oldham and will broadcast the Coronation Ceremony live and celebrate together in this free public event. The platinum selling Puppini Sisters and queens of close harmony will be performing swing-style re-workings of modern pop songs on stage between 6pm–8pm. Find out about the Coronation weekend and what you can do in Camden to celebrate. Coronation weekend in Camden Girvan Community Garden. The King’s Coronation Afternoon Tea on Sunday May 7th. This event is at full capacity and funded by Destination South Ayrshire. Colmonell Community Association. Coronation Party in Colmonell Community Centre, Saturday, May 6 between 1-3pm. There is Afternoon Teas, catered by the New Cafe Royal, children’s entertainment by Silly Gilly, drawing competition (draw a king, any king), prize for Best Picture. Call Michelle on 07407 718 945. Places are limited. This is a free event, thanks to funding from Destination South Ayrshire.

Hogan supported ‘The Last of the Tide: Portraits of D-Day Veterans (2015) and contributed to ‘Prince and Patron’ (2018). This Wakefield pub is taking Coronation fever to a new extreme with a non-stop coronation party providing a weekend full of events and activities for the family from 5 May to 8 May. You can enjoy delightful afternoon teas over the Coronation weekend from Phoebe’s Pantry in Compass Gardens or The Hive Café in Oaklands Park.

Coronation of King Charles III, ‘Let’s Celebrate Together’ at Ochiltree Community Hub, Saturday, May 6 from 10am. Includes: breakfast, tea, coffee, live showing of the Coronation, bar, live music, barbecue, dance show and art competition. Face painting and photo booth. Bouncy castle and children’s fancy dress. This event is now at full capacity. We are excited to be bringing you a CORONATION SPECIAL of Shrewley Food Fest in only three weeks' time...

A post shared by The Beehive, White Waltham. (@thebeehivetweet) 5. The Coronation, Derby, Derbyshire​ On 6 May, Chelmsford Cathedral will join churches and cathedrals across the country in a Ring for The King to mark the Coronation. The doors open at 9.30am on Saturday (May 6), just after morning prayers, and it’s completely free of charge. There will be a range of street food vendors, fair rides, community stalls and children’s crafts and games, while the trees will be lit up in red, white and blue. Over in Trafford, the Coronation ceremony will be shown on screens set up in the Sale Waterside arts centre, with access from 10.30am to the Robert Bolt Theatre for an 11am start.

Not all face paints are made the same, so take time to choose child-friendly paints that won't irritate your kid's skin. A celebration of the King’s coronation at Drayton Manor, including a fireworks finale, late night rides, DJs and a live band, a show, street party entertainment throughout the day, and themed food and drink. The Sunday will see a garden party take place at the pub. Guests are encouraged to bring their own picnic blanket, but food stalls will be available, and an Oasis tribute band will play in the garden that night. I thoroughly enjoyed my time there and the tuition and support from the teachers and the school was invaluable. After university, I returned to the School to complete a fantastic postgraduate course.” Paintings in the Abbey

The historic town of Harwich will be hosting traditional May songs and Maypole dancing on the green, as well as Morris Dancers and folk singers, with a grand finale at Ha’Penny Pier . Free, 7 May, harwichshantyfestival.co.uk/coronationcapers The church is holding a special Royal tea party on Monday, May 8. There will be lots of activities for all ages, including raffle prizes, tombola, bouncing castle, face painting, craft corner, and design your own crown. Entry is free. The Lord Lieutenant for Glasgow, Jacqueline McLaren, will officially mark the coronation with a parade through George Square to Glasgow Cathedral, where a service of thanksgiving will take place. Free, 7 May, 9.45am, glasgow.gov.ukThe group has an indoor and outdoor area but weather will dictate which areas are used, running from 10.30am to 1pm. As for the Coronation ceremony itself, this event is rooted in a longstanding tradition. On Saturday, 6 May 2023, King Charles will be crowned alongside the Queen Consort. Plus, on the following day, a special Coronation Concert will be broadcast on the BBC, live from Windsor Castle. What do you need for the big day? Come and join the street party, enjoy the music, entertainment and sense of community spirit while the pub welcomes the new king.