International Technology Show. Ski & Snowboard Show. Guy Hawks Fireworks. St Patrick's Day Celebrations. The St Patrick's Day Film Festival will take place throughout the afternoon at The Prince Charles Cinema near Leicester Square, with acclaimed and renowned Irish films, including the multi-award winning short film The Missing Scarf and Oscar winning black comedy, Six Shooter. The programme which is made up of a screenings of short films is being co-presented by The Irish Film Institute. With five programmes performing on the hour starting at 12:00 - 17:00, here is the following list of what is on and when: 12:00 Shooting Stars Recommended aged 16.
Scenes of disturbing nature. Six Shooter - Director Martin McDonagh On a sad train journey home, an older man having just been informed about the death of his wife encounters a strange, outlandish and possibly dangerous teenager. He Shoots, He Scores - Director John Moore Set at some point in the indefinite future, a chance encounter between two boys leads to the discovery of a greater universe.
Amharc Éireann The Irish Village - Director Jim Clark. Canalway Cavalcade. Canalway Cavalcade is a major event organised by IWA each year since 1983. It takes place over the early May Bank Holiday weekend, and combines a boat rally with a trade show and a wide range of activities and entertainments, and claims the title of London's premier waterway event. In 2010 over 150 boats booked into the event – a record number. There were 70 stalls selling everything from herbs and potted plants to helmsman’s courses, distributed from the eastern end of the South Towpath, along the length of Warwick Crescent (for the first time), and all along the Paddington Towpath to Sheldon Square.
All caterers were assembled on the Stone Wharf and provided hog roast baps and baguettes, Lebanese specialities and cakes. The Real Ale bar traded briskly throughout the weekend. Bathed in glorious sunshine throughout Saturday, everyone said they were having a good time and later, in spite of the icy wind and rain, on Sunday and Monday too. Jon Guest (Waterway Manager, British Waterways) The Notting Hill Carnival. London Marathon.
Camden Crawl. Chinese New Year. London's Chinese New Year celebrations are the largest outside Asia. Every year, hundreds of thousands of people descend on the West End to wish each other "Kung Hei Fat Choi" (or Happy New Year). Chinese New Year 2015, the Year of the Goat, falls on 19 February. Chinese New Year festivities in central London take place in Trafalgar Square, Chinatown and Shaftesbury Avenue. Highlights of the event include a lively parade and a main stage in Trafalgar Square featuring visiting artists from China. Lion teams, performances from local artists and traditional food and craft stalls can be found in various locations. There are plenty of activities and celebrations to get involved in.
Why not pay a visit to London's Chinatown which is famous for its abundance of Chinese restaurants. Chinese New Year is a huge festival among Chinese communities in London and across the world. Each year in the Chinese calendar is represented by one of the 12 animals of the Chinese zodiac. SCI-FI-LONDON.
SouthWestFest. London Art Fair. City of London Festival. Festival Calendar. BFI London Film Festival. Camden Fridge. Erotica. Rum and Cane Spirit Festival.