Travelsleuth's Diary: June - Page 6


© Stuart Buchanan MacWatt
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Party at Palace.PA Photos
an application form, write including SAE/International Reply Coupon to: All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, PO Box 98, Church Rd, London SW19 5AE; tel: 020 8946 2244; fax: 020 8947 8752. Ground tickets to watch games on courts 3 to 17 are available at the gate only on the day of play. Demand exceeds supply, so arrive early. Overseas visitors can buy tickets through the Club's official US agent, Sportsworld Travel; tel: 1 800 278 6738.
DRESS: Centre Court visitors are likely to be expensively dressed in smart casual summer wear.

Boodle & Dunthorne Legends Tennis Classic

DATE: 26 - 28 June, 2002.
VENUE: Stoke Park Country Club, Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire, SL2 4PG
WHAT IT IS: An annual tennis tournament sponsored by society jewellers Boodle & Dunthorne, attracting players such as Andre Agassi, Mark Phillipousis and James Blake. Amateurs may challenge the professionals.
FURTHER INFORMATION AND TICKETS: Contact the organisers on 020 7924 6000 or through their website. Corporate packages are available from the organisers and other companies at around £200 per day.
WEBSITE: www.boodleanddunthorne.com
GETTING THERE: Exit the M4 at junction 6 and take the A355 towards Beaconsfield. After 2.5 miles turn right at the double mini roundabout in Farnham Royal on to the B416 (Park Road). The entrance to Stoke Park Club is 1.25 miles on the right. Nearest Rail: Slough.
DRESS: The latest elegant fashions will get you noticed.
ACCOMMODATION: Stoke Park Club, Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire, SL2 4PG. Online booking.
The tournament venue Country Club hotel is a sister hotel to nearby Cliveden Hotel with similar connoisseur amenities.

The Cultural & Festival Month

Royal Academy Summer Exhibition

DATE: First week until mid-August
VENUE: Royal Academy of Arts, Burlington House, Piccadilly, London W1V ODS.
WHAT IT IS: The two-centuries-old Royal Academy SummerExhibition is now the world's largest open contemporary art exhibition and an important showcase for British artists to sell their work. Past Royal Academicians include William Blake and JMW Turner, and more recently David Hockney and Peter Blake (who hung last year's show). Most works are for sale, some at very reasonable prices. The RA, founded in 1768 under the patronage of George III, is

Party at Palace.PA Photos
Party at Palace.PA Photos
Trooping the Colour. PA Photos
Derby. PA Photos
The Queen's Derby.PA Photoserby Day
Top Hats and Feathers. PA PhotosPAscot Fashio
Cliveden Hotel
Stoke Poges Club
 

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