Teddington and the entire Richmond borough is set to be the Coronation party capital of the country this Bank Holiday weekend with almost 200 street parties.

At the same time, there will be Beefeaters, bunting, flags, set-piece events, free access to royal palaces, shops are dressing their window, while pubs and restaurants will have their own big screen gatherings and themed menus.

Teddington

Silver Linings Live & Loud Bank Holiday Festival

Celebrate the King's Coronation with Silver Linings Live and Loud festival on Sunday 7th May!

Join The Anglers for its biggest and best event yet, with an afternoon of live music in the garden from 4 pm, with face painting, bubbles, entertainment and much more!

From small beginnings and invite-only parties to a sell-out New Year's Eve pub takeover with 500 people, join the riverside pub for its first ever 'Festival' in a stunning location with an outdoor stage of live music and indoor big room party vibe with our resident DJ's.

LIVE outdoor stage from 4-8.30 pm with Vicci Kats, Maya Lane and The Process, hosted by GQ Collective.

LOUD indoor 8.30 til late with Silver Linings Sound System (NU Disco and all things House).

Silver Linings Live & Loud Bank Holiday Festival

King's Coronation, Afternoon Tea and Screening at The Wharf

Teddington's beloved riverside restaurant will be televising the Coronation of King Charles III and encourages visitors to come and enjoy the celebrations from early. A delicious afternoon tea will also be on offer accompanied by a complimentary cocktail! 

To view the Afternoon Tea Menu, visit the link here.

Celebrate the King's Coronation at Teddington's The Wharf this Saturday

Street parties

Richmond borough will be hosting 196 street parties over the Bank Holiday.

Richmond Council encouraged residents to take part in the festivities by waiving the administration fee for street party road closures.

Council Leader, Cllr Gareth Roberts, said: "Last year over 300 residential streets celebrated the late Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee, bringing together neighbours, family and friends. Sadly, a lot has changed since then, but this year we find ourselves celebrating a coronation."

A full list of Teddington's can be found below and those happening across the borough can be found here.

Saturday, May 6th

Road, time and closure area for street parties:

• Sutherland Grove - 12 to 11pm - From numbers 2 to 6 and 1 to 7
• Somerset Gardens - 11am to 7.30pm - From numbers 1 to 36
• Windsor Road - 12 to 9pm - From numbers 1 to 50

Sunday, May 7th

Road, time and closure area for street parties:

• Arlington Road - 2 to 9pm - From numbers 1 to 12
• Atbara Road - 10.30am to 10.30pm - Numbers 1 to 106 (Access lanes to garages and behind businesses situated on
• Kingston Road are left clear for access)
• Avenue Gardens - 11.30am to 11.30pm - Beside numbers 1 and 2 to Numbers 39 and 40
• Blagdon Walk - 12 to 11pm - From numbers 1 to 22
• Blandford Road - 12 to 10.30pm - From numbers 12, 19, 15, 15a, 13, 11, 7, 9, 47, 49, 45, 43, 41, 39, 37, 35, 33 and 49
• Clonmel Road - 12 to 10pm - From numbers 12 to 78
• Connaught Road - 11am to 11pm - Between Anlaby Road and Kings Road
• Fairfax Road - 12 to 9pm - From numbers 71 to 109
• Field Lane - 11am to 8pm - Numbers 15 to 25 and 24 to 36 / Facade of 13 Springfield Road
• Fulwell Road - 9am to 9pm - From number 81 to 135
• Holmesdale Road - 12 to 10pm - From numbers 2 to 47
• King Edwards Grove - 11am to 6pm - Whole road
• Linden Grove - 12 to 10pm - From numbers 1 to 14
• Munster Road - 12 to 11pm - From Keepers Mews to numbers 15 to 105 and 22 to 98
• Railway Road - 10am to 6pm - Junction with Somerset Road from 54 to 65 Railway Road
• Teddington Park - 10am to 8.30pm - From numbers 14 to 43 inclusive
• Winchendon Road - 9am to 9pm - From numbers 2 to 34 and numbers 1 to 47
• Woodville Close - 12.30 to 7.30pm - Numbers 1, 2, 3 and 4 Woodville Close and 108, 108a, 110, 110a, 112, 112a,
• 114 and 114a Teddington Park Road

Monday, May 8th

Road, time and closure area for street parties:

• Avenue Road - 12 to 6pm - From numbers 1 to 26
• Broom Water West - 11am to 11pm - Whole road
• Strathmore Road - 10am to 10pm - From numbers 19 to 60

Richmond - A Joyful Coronation Event for the whole family

Richmond town centre is dressed with flags and will welcome 'Beefeaters', while the streets feature a family-friendly augmented reality smartphone trail to mark the Coronation of King Charles.

The events are being organised by Be Richmond, which supports town centre businesses through attracting visitors to the area.

Town Centre, May 6 - Greeters styled as London Beefeater Guards will be positioned just outside the train station, offering the perfect selfie opportunity.

Separately, Ritz-style doormen will welcome visitors into the town and ensure a gracious entry to the stores.

Augmented reality trail, until May 8 – Say hello to Sir Lawrence the Lion who will guide visitors on their journey through the town's historic streets, where they will meet members of the animal kingdom.

As part of the event, visitors can download a free children's ebook of the story and meet the King in exciting augmented reality.

Along the way, visitors can interact with virtual images and information displayed in the physical environment, trying on the items that are given to Sir Lawrence by his friends to be worn at his own coronation.

As part of the event, visitors can download a free children's ebook of the story and meet the King in exciting augmented reality.

The events are being organised by Be Richmond, which supports town centre businesses through attracting visitors to the area.

For more information visit - https://berichmond.london/

 Twickenham

Come visit Church St! (Credit @VisitRichmond)

Church Street, May 6 - Discover Twickenham is excited to announce that Church Street is gearing up for a fantastic celebration.

Many of the shops, bars and restaurants will be open late with lots of special offers and entertainment on hand.

The street will be adorned with lots of traditional bunting and union jack flags and the organisers are encouraging retailers to decorate their windows and outdoor areas.

It should be a highly memorable event for everyone!

Set piece events

Barnes, May 6 - Coronation Celebration at the foot of Hammersmith Bridge.

Barnes, May 6 - Coronation Celebration at the foot of Hammersmith Bridge.

Twickenham United Reformed Church, May 6 – Royal Tea Party.

Marble Hill House, May 6 - 'Make your own crown' event for children.

Hampton Court Palace, May 6 - Big screen event for the Coronation. Visitors will be able to explore the gardens for free.

St Margarets, May 7 - Coronation Fair in Crown Road.

St Margarets, May 7 - Coronation Fair in Crown Road.

Kew Village, May 7 - Coronation Market with more than 40 bunting-bedecked stalls selling the finest food and hand-made crafts, plus live music.

Syon House, Brentford, May 8 – Opening its gardens and Great Conservatory for free to visitors.

Big Help Out

The event is part of a national effort to boost community groups and bring people together as part of the celebrations around the coronation.

A series of volunteer events are to be held across the borough on Bank Holiday Monday under the banner of The Big Help Out.

The event is part of a national effort to boost community groups and bring people together as part of the celebrations around the coronation.

Old Deer Park Clean Up, May 8 – 10am-Noon. Meeting point is Old Deer Park car park.

Mortlake Tow Path Clean Up, May 8 – 10am-Noon - Meeting point is Jubilee Gardens, Mortlake.

Hampton Clean Up, May 8 - Meeting point is Hatherop Park.

Bingham Riverhouse, Richmond, May 8, 10.30am-Noon - Community Walk & Litter Pick.

Turner's House, Sandycoombe Road, Twickenham, May 10/11/12 – volunteer recruitment events.

Special events

The Poppy Factory, Richmond - Mark this once-in-a-generation event by booking tickets for a specially themed discovery session on Wednesday, May 10, and on selected dates throughout spring and summer.

Learn how the team worked with the Royal Household to create new Remembrance wreaths for the King, Queen Consort and Prince and Princess of Wales. You can also enjoy artisan hot drinks and a special Coronation cupcake in the café area or blossoming garden terrace.

The new visitor centre, which tells the story of The Poppy Factory's 100-year-old community, was opened by Camilla, Queen Consort. https://www.poppyfactory.org/visit/

Pubs and restaurants

Turks Head, St Margarets, May 5-8 - One Big Coronation. Curry event plus live music from Hustler on Friday; Coronation Feast on Saturday, plus stand-up from the Bearcat Comedy Club; Roasts as usual on Sunday with live music at The Jazz Sanctuary; open noon-9pm on Bank Holiday Monday. Details can be found here.

The Fat Badger, Hill Rise, Richmond, May 5-10 - Coronation themed take home feast for 2-4 (£69). Details can be found here.

The Fat Badger, Hill Rise, Richmond, May 5-10 – Five course Coronation set menu for lunch and dinner throughout the whole weekend (£38pp). Details can be found here.

Bill's, Hill Rise, May 2-8 – A Royal themed menu includes 'King's Chippy Tea' and 'A Right Royal Mess'. Details can be found here.

The Crossing pub, Barnes, May 6 – Big screen event and Coronation celebration. Details can be found here. Details can be found here.

Ham Polo Club, May 6 - Polo Brunch and Jazz - Kings Coronation Ham House Tournament. Details can be found here.