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230th Anniversary of Belair House 10th May, 12pm?5pm


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Celebrating the 230th anniversary of Belair House, we invite all to explore this pivotal and stunning venue and discover its rich history. Looking back to its establishment in 1785, we will be recreating stories in a truly special ?Through the Times? exhibition across the second floor.


Following the success of last year?s showing and with such warming accounts from guests, we encourage you to share your stories and personal accounts of your time at Belair House.


Complimentary Prosecco will be served for early arrivals on the opening day 10th May, 12pm?5pm. The exhibition will be open to view throughout the week till the 14th May for guests who may not be able to attend the opening day.


We look forward to seeing as many Dulwich locals as possible, as we share our findings of our much-loved venue. Please RSVP or share you stories via: [email protected]


www.belairhouse.co.uk / 020 8299 9788

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