If you can hardly wait to watch Wimbledon’s nail biting finals, then we have just the ticket for you. Strawberries & Screen is returning to Duke of York Square for the Wimbledon Tennis Men’s Semi-Finals and Men and Women’s Finals on 12th-14th July 2019.
Taking place on Duke of York Square’s green running track, the finals will be shown on a giant screen.
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In addition to screening the Wimbledon Championship finals, there will also be picnic hampers available from the famous Partridges, and a pop-up stall selling strawberries and cream throughout the weekend.
Also joining in on the festivities, Pretty Little Tea Company will be serving Prosecco, Pimms, Peroni, tea, coffee, hot chocolate, homemade cakes, ice cream tubs and strawberries and cream on both Friday and Sunday, with Partridges annual pop-up bar returning on Saturday.
For the little ones, there will be professional tennis coaching on the Square, offering complimentary lessons for youngsters to master their best Wimbledon-esque moves.
Guests to Strawberries & Screen can also pre-book their own complimentary VIP seating to enjoy an exclusive front-row seat, complete with comfortable deck chairs.
Bookings can be made via the Duke of York Square website, and there will be limited walk-in spaces available on the day. Here's hoping for glorious, warm weather.
The Square has over 30 chic stores, both established brands and unique boutiques, along with six restaurants offering extensive and delightful al fresco dining. It is also home to one of London’s best artisan food markets and the iconic Saatchi Gallery, as well as a being an elegant, historic destination and the perfect place to enjoy retail or beauty therapy, foodie indulgence or a spot of contemporary culture.
The Wimbledon Championships commence on 1st July, 2019.
Duke of York Square, dukeofyorksquare.com
The Championships, Wimbledon,wimbledon.com
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