Alexandra Palace, Victorian Theatre

Great venue for a music gig, although it was much larger than I had expected, so could only watch the band in the screens. However, I loved the whole place and the bar areas were well run and fab!

Alexandra Palace Art Fair is a delightful event that brings together an impressive range of contemporary and traditional art in the historic setting of Alexandra Palace. The venue itself is stunning, with its grand architecture and sweeping views of London, adding a special charm to the experience. The fair features a diverse selection of artwork, including paintings, prints, sculptures, ceramics, and mixed media pieces from both established and emerging artists. The variety ensures there is something for everyone, whether you're looking for a bold statement piece or a subtle decorative item. Many of the artists are present at their stands, which allows for engaging conversations about their creative process, inspirations, and techniques. One of the highlights of our visit was discovering an exceptional selection of ceramic sculptures. We couldn’t resist purchasing a couple of beautifully crafted cat statues. The level of detail and craftsmanship in these pieces was remarkable, and they now have a special place in our home. It was refreshing to see such a wide array of handmade and unique works rather than mass-produced decor. The fair is well-organized, with spacious walkways that allow visitors to browse comfortably. There are also food and drink stalls available, making it easy to take a break and soak in the artistic atmosphere. The staff were friendly and helpful, ensuring a pleasant experience from start to finish. Overall, Alexandra Palace Art Fair is a must-visit for art lovers, collectors, and anyone looking for a unique and inspiring cultural experience. Whether you’re buying artwork or simply admiring the creativity on display, it’s a fantastic way to spend a day in London. We’ll definitely be returning next year!

Great venue! Thoroughly enjoyed this venue not only to see the snooker masters 25' but also as a historical Landmark in itself. Parking is adequate as long as you get there early, and the security guys were very friendly. I enjoyed the food and drink on offer. The toilets were fine but I think there's a lack of cubicles for how big they were 4 cubicles but the plethora of urinals seems ridiculous plenty of men need a number two as well! Enough of the toilets, The game I saw was Judd trump and Barry Hawkins and while Hawkins wasn't on top form, I thoroughly enjoyed the event and there's no place better than the old Ally Pally!! Gowan Barry!