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Le Pain Quotidien set to open in Connaught Village - 08/02/2012
Rustic Belgian boulangerie and bakery, Le Pain Quotidien is set to open its doors in Connaught Village on Sunday 26 February. The opening of Le Pain Quotidien on 30-31 Kendal Street has been highly anticipated and will fill a prominent space in Connaught Village.
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Fashion icon Horiyoshi III opens his doors at Connaught Village - 10/10/2011
The first UK fashion store from the well-known tattoo artist Horiyoshi III opened on Monday 10 October in Connaught Village, London. Adding yet another exclusive name to Hyde Park's retail quarter.
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Daniel Mikhael opens Haute Coiffure - 30/09/2011
Daniel Mikhael's new flagship Porchester Place salon is a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of central London life. The salon is decorated with an elegant and relaxing art-deco inspired theme. With vintage furniture and art pieces to ensure an elegant yet glamorous finish, it is the perfect indulgence haven for his chic client list which has included Naomi Campbell, Sue Barker and Krishnan Guru-Murthy, alongside many other high profile figures from the fashion and media world.
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44th Annual Horseman's Sunday - 18/09/2011
This year St John’s is celebrating its 44th Annual Horseman’s Sunday on 18 September 2011. The blessing of the horses will take place within a short service on the forecourt of St John’s church in Hyde Park Crescent.
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Connaught Village Signs Two Celebrity Haunts - 14/07/2011
A new Indian restaurant by well-known London restaurateur Mr Amin Ali and uber-stylish hairdresser Haute Coiffure, owned by Daniel Mikheal, are set to open in Connaught Village, adding yet more exclusive names to Hyde Park’s retail quarter.
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Connaught Village Raises Funds For Local Charities - 12/07/2011
A fantastic sum totalling over £2,000 was raised for local charities at this year’s hugely successful Connaught Village Summer Festival, which saw large crowds flock to the Hyde Park Estate’s retail quarter, owned by landlords, The Church Commissioners.
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