summer events


HENLEY H


Festival 10-14th July 2019


enley Festival is an exclusive boutique black tie festival which takes place over five days celebrating the best of UK and International music and arts. The festival is a truly unique event. It embraces a vibrant programme from pop to world music, classical to jazz where art and gastronomy share equal billing with music. The Henley Festival also supports young local emerging talent and local charities.


A gem in the British social season calendar, Henley Festival presents music, dining, comedy and extravagant fireworks next to the Thames in the lovely and picturesque village of Henley. During the festival the river itself is dotted with various boats of all shapes and sizes as captains turn their craft into hundreds of floating private bars, watching from the very centre of the action.


There are so many acts including comedy from Ed Byrne, Murray Lachlan Young, Jan Ravens, Barry Cryer, Bourgeois & Maurice, Sindhu Vee, Daliso Chaponda, Julian Clary, Andy Hamilton, Marcel Lucont, Jimeoin, Vikki Stone, Kai Samra and Ahir Shah. You would be hard pushed to find a stronger line up anywhere else. And for music fans there's Boy George, Stables, Jessie J, De Fuego, Tom Odell, Jo Whiley, Nate Simpson, Plantec, Megson, King Cassady, Cannibal, Ophelia Ray and many more.


The Henley Festival has a dress code of Black Tie. Think dinner jackets, evening trousers and bow ties for men, long or short evening wear for ladies, sequins and sparkle! Their motto is "You Can Never Be Overdressed at Henley Festival!"


Yves de Contades


26 surreymagazineonline.co.uk


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