The Chocolate Show is in London, at Olympia West, Friday Oct 17 to Sunday October 19th.
thechocolateshow.co.uk
Waitrose Weekend newspaper, october 9 edition, after my family read it and cut out recipes and threw it away, I made another visit to Waitorse and picked up another edition and had another look and found an ad for the Chocolate show on their events page. Reader offer 2 for 1 entry by Quoting WW241 when booking in advance.
Always worthwhile reading the Waitrose newspaper which you can pick up in your nearest branch.
Chocolate show Ticket price for the public from £6.
waitrose.com
What's on when you get there? Demos from chocolate makers from famous hotels, such as former chef at The Fat Duck; chocolate clothes fashion show later in the day, about 5 pm, kiddie corner activities.
Display from the Chocolate musical - think Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, if you want something to read on the train.
Nearest underground railway station (for American or Asian readers this is what we Londoners call the tube) is opposite.
I suggest you wear suitable coloured clothes, especially with kids, and carry wet wipes.
I'm updating this post today. More posts later.
Angela Lansbury is a travel writer, author and speaker.
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thechocolateshow.co.uk
Waitrose Weekend newspaper, october 9 edition, after my family read it and cut out recipes and threw it away, I made another visit to Waitorse and picked up another edition and had another look and found an ad for the Chocolate show on their events page. Reader offer 2 for 1 entry by Quoting WW241 when booking in advance.
Always worthwhile reading the Waitrose newspaper which you can pick up in your nearest branch.
Chocolate show Ticket price for the public from £6.
waitrose.com
What's on when you get there? Demos from chocolate makers from famous hotels, such as former chef at The Fat Duck; chocolate clothes fashion show later in the day, about 5 pm, kiddie corner activities.
Display from the Chocolate musical - think Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, if you want something to read on the train.
Nearest underground railway station (for American or Asian readers this is what we Londoners call the tube) is opposite.
I suggest you wear suitable coloured clothes, especially with kids, and carry wet wipes.
I'm updating this post today. More posts later.
Angela Lansbury is a travel writer, author and speaker.
More about Angela Lansbury author and poet on YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook and books on Lulu.com
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