Fulham Broadway Area Guide
A locals' guide to Fulham Broadway
Where do Fulham Broadway locals go?
The Colton Arms
The Colton Arms is a great pub right next to Queens Club. It has just undergone a major refurbishment and looks so beautiful inside and out. There is a lovely beer garden, a great new chef and a wonderfully friendly team. They also have quiz nights, steak nights, deals on prosecco, brunch and a cracking Sunday roast. I couldn't recommend it more.Read more
Did you know?
"The first London Eye, was a giant Ferris wheel erected for the Empire of India Exhibition at Earls Court in 1894. 300 feet high, and capable of carrying 1200 passengers, sadly on the evening of May 6th 1906, it got stuck and the passengers had to remain in it overnight, relieved by tea and sandwiches which were hoisted up to them."
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Activities near Fulham Broadway
Ganga - The Journey of time & tradition
Witness the epic journey of Prince Bhagiratha in a mesmerising musical theatre production. The story unfolds as he fights to free 60,000 ancestors from an ancient curse by bringing the celestial Ganges, the river of purity and life, down to Earth.Read more
Dvanda - A dance of Halves
'Dvanda - A dance of Halves' by Amritha Jayakrishnan explores devotion, desire, and the unity of Shiva and Shakti through Bharatanatyam compositions by Smt. Vidhya Subramanian with live music by an exceptional ensemble of Vamshikrishna Vishnudas on Vocal Pallavi Anand on Nattuvangam Prathap Ramachandra on Mridangam Vijay Venkat on ViolinRead more
Go Gently
Written & Directed by Jonathon Crewe Dont get old. Get even Ruth Rock, an ex-filmstar in her 70s, self-isolated in her country house on the fringes of London, is forced to re-evaluate her life when she takes in her ex's new, and much younger, girlfriend during her convalescence. Award-winning writer-director Jonathon Crewe (CounterFiction) has teamed up with the University of West London to put on Go Gently ; an original and contemporary comedy-drama that aims to challenge stereotypes of aging and ageism. The play comes out of research by the University of West London for the Centre for Ageing Better around the representation of older age in British film. See this report for more details: https://ageing-better.org.uk/sites/default/files/2023-02/cast-aside-full-report.pdf CounterFiction are an award-winning creative team who tell stories that provoke, entertain and challenge the status quo. Our previous off-West End productions have been supported by organisations such as Arts Council England and The Culture Capital Exchange, and have garnered an Offcomm and a Standing Ovation Award nomination. Our films have been exhibited internationally, winning awards for Directing and Acting.Read more
Hayao Miyazaki's Dreams
A unique concert in a stunning 19th-century church located in the heart of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. The Miyazaki Dreams concert is an immersion in the fabulous atmosphere of the films of the world-famous Japanese director and Oscar winner Hayao Miyazaki. Mystery Ensemble has collected magical music from his anime and compositions inspired by his creations. The evening programme includes renowned works composed by ingenious Joe Hisaishi, including My Neighbor Totoro, the legendary movie Spirited Away, Howls Moving Castle, Laputa: Castle in the Sky and others. The programme also includes works by other composers inspired by Miyazakis artworks.Read more
Tribute to Queen
The famous songs of the legendary rock band Queen will echo for you in the ancient hall of Kensington United Reformed Church in the most thrilling performance by the Mystery Ensemble.Read more
London: Churchill's Wartime Walking Tour
Travel back to World War II on an exciting walking adventure! Walk in the path of Churchill and Roosevelt, checking out must-see spots like Big Ben and the House of Commons. Get ready to dive deep into the past with knowledgeable guides and your very own audio headset. This is a one-of-a-kind historical journey you won't want to miss! Additional info Make sure you arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes early for the tour kickoff! All you have to do is flash your ticket to the guide and you're all set to start this awesome adventure through history. And hey, don't worry - this tour is totally accessible for wheelchairs, so everyone can come along and have a blast!Read more
Primal Scream
Bobby Gillespie and his band of tea-drinking rock'n'rollers.
About Fulham Broadway
Fulham Broadway is a famous street within Fulham although it is often used to name the area in the immediate vicinity of the street and the station. From 1880-1952, Fulham Broadway underground station was called Walham Green. The station itself is now set inside Fulham Broadway shopping centre. However the modern name of Walham Green is now known as the Moore Park Estate, regarded as one of the most desirable parts of Fulham to own a property. The area predominantly consists of middle-class professionals and families. Nearby attractions include the bars, clubs and restaurants of the Kings Road and Imperial Wharf.
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