Children can be crowned like a monarch and watch falcon displays at Hartlebury Castle on Monday, May 8. Visitors can view reproductions of costumes worn by King George III and Queen Charlotte.

OPEN TO ALL (FREE): Coronation Open Day, Kentish Town Sports Centre, Grafton Road, NW5 3DU, 10am-3pm. Take part in coronation themed arts and crafts activities throughout the day, as well as swimming and fitness challenges with prizes up for grabs. OPEN TO ALL (FREE):British Museum Coronation Event, Great Court and front lawn, 11am-4pm. Enjoy inspiring music from around the world from the Commonwealth Children's Choir, performing between 12pm-1pm, play giant chess and other games. More details You can enjoy delightful afternoon teas over the Coronation weekend from Phoebe’s Pantry in Compass Gardens or The Hive Café in Oaklands Park. Danbury Village Coronation Fete takes place from 1pm–6pm on 7 May at the Dawson Fields behind Danbury Leisure Centre. Expect a picnic area, food stalls, live entertainment, inflatables, a giant assault course, craft market, face painting and community competitions. Traditional afternoon teas A free event for the whole community on Sunday, with free activities for children, free barbecue, alongside stalls. The day starts at 12.30pm, but the public are also invited to the outdoor church service at 11am. Free bouncy castle, games, face painting & glitter tattoos, mayday parade and refreshments, including a BBQ.To help you make the most of the extra bank holiday in Wigan, the Mayor of Wigan will host a Coronation Party in the Park, on Monday, May 8, at Mesnes Park. With a royal selection of family entertainment, games, fun fair rides, food stalls and much more this is the opportunity to celebrate history in the making with your loved ones.

If you can’t make it to Westminster Abbey (or for some reason have misplaced your invitation), then surely Manchester Cathedral is a fine substitute. Watch the crowning of King Charles III in this historic place of worship, from the Coronation ceremony itself through to the new King’s Procession. On 6 May, Chelmsford Cathedral will join churches and cathedrals across the country in a Ring for The King to mark the Coronation. OPEN TO ALL (FREE): Belsize Village Coronation Party, Belsize Terrace, NW3 5AS, 12pm-9.30pm. Enjoy a live band and communal dining in the village square. This event will give special thanks to all the volunteers who run and staff projects as part of the Belsize Village Business Association. More details Scarfe is currently Head of the Drawing Year and studied on the Drawing Year 2012-13. (The Drawing Year is a full scholarship postgraduate-level course offering up to thirty students the opportunity to focus on drawing from observation for one year. There are no tuition fees for The Drawing Year – all students are awarded a full scholarship and receive a free studio space.)You can cover their whole face, avoiding the eye, nose and mouth areas, or you can just cover a cheek, depending on where you want to paint your flag design. Girvan Community Garden. The King’s Coronation Afternoon Tea on Sunday May 7th. This event is at full capacity and funded by Destination South Ayrshire. Scotland Scotland to mark coronation of King Charles and Queen Camilla with events in July Read More

This Wakefield pub is taking Coronation fever to a new extreme with a non-stop coronation party providing a weekend full of events and activities for the family from 5 May to 8 May. Royal Rare Breeds on Saturday, May 6 will allow people to meet the King’s favourite rare breeds, while Sunday, May 7 will celebrate wool, including sheep shearing demonstrations every hour. Finally, visitors on Monday, May 8 will be invited to help with cleaning and carding wool and planting part of the giant green cross for the green king.Oldham Town will host one of the UK’s big screens so that communities can gather to watch the event together. The screen will be located in Parliament Square, Oldham and will broadcast the Coronation Ceremony live and celebrate together in this free public event. Coronation portraits are another long standing tradition. King Charles III has chosen Peter Kuhfeld to paint his Coronation State Portrait. He has painted several important commissions for the Royal Family before, including an official painting of Queen Elizabeth II’s Diamond Jubilee on the Thames. Exclusively served from Saturday 6 May until Monday 15 May, The Garden Party is available for a limited time on Dakota Manchester’s al fresco Terrace.