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Past

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Free for all 1936

Following the introduction of the 1900 Alexandra Park and Palace (Public Purposes) Act, Alexandra Palace was re-opened, free to the public for the first time.

The new Alexandra Palace 1875

The new Alexandra Palace opened to the public with its new Henry Willis organ: one of the largest in Europe at the time.

A short-lived inauguration 1873

Alexandra Palace opened on Queen Victoria's 54th birthday with a grand celebration including concerts, recitals and fireworks. Tragedy struck 16 days later when a fire broke out in the Palace

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Present

What's happening soon

Country Living Spring Fair 2019

28th - 31st March 2019

Celebrate the delights of the new season with an inspiring day out at the Country Living Spring Fair. Discover handmade items by wonderfully creative British craftspeople and up-and coming designers, and a mouth-watering array of artisan food and drink. Plus - our exciting fresh line-up includes 5 live stages with talks and workshops on subjects from cookery and crafting to gardening and wellbeing.

Alexandra Palace Children’s Book Awards

2 April 2019

Alexandra Park and Palace Charitable Trust and Haringey Library Services have collaborated to deliver the award aimed at nine to 12 year olds across the borough, inspiring them to read and vote for their favourite book. The winning author of the children’s vote will receive an award at a ceremony to be held at the recently opened Alexandra Palace Theatre on Tuesday 2 April.

The Award Ceremony will be hosted by Michael Rosen, one of Britain’s best-loved writers and performance poets.

To register your interest contact Isobel.Aptaker@alexandrapalace.com

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Tommy Tiernan – Paddy Crazy Horse

5th - 6th April 2019

Back on the road again Tommy Tiernan has a new show, Paddy Crazy Horse. He rants and raves, he dances and acts. He tries to be very silly and very serious at the same time.

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