The Frontline: Shebeens, Restaurants & Clubs | Notting Hill Carnival 60
About this Event
Behind the pastel houses and the Hugh Grant film, there is a Notting Hill that most people never hear about.
This walk takes you through the streets where Caribbean families built an entire community from scratch – because nobody else would let them in. We visit the sites of clubs, cafés, pubs, restaurants and shebeens that no longer exist, but whose stories shaped this neighbourhood.
You will hear about illegal gambling dens in basement rooms, the only pub in the neighbourhood that would serve a Black customer, a restaurant whose story changed British civil rights history, a James Bond actor with a secret second life, and a political scandal that connected these streets to the fall of a government.
We start outside Notting Hill Community Church, Kensington Park Road, and end at The Tabernacle on Powis Square. 75 minutes. The Notting Hill they do not tell you about.
Carnival 60 offer: £10 per person. Under 16s free. Bundle offer: 3 walks for £24. All attendees including children require a ticket.
Where is it happening?
GBP 10.00 to GBP 24.00
