Residents spent time on King’s Road exploring this year’s Chelsea in Bloom installations, where a celestial theme transformed shopfronts, sculptures and façades through elaborate floral displays. Planets, stars and cosmic scenes emerged from flowers and planting, creating a trail of installations across the neighbourhood.

Back at the residence, Artist in Residence Grace Holliday guided a virtual tour of the Chelsea Flower Show, sharing highlights from this year’s gardens and displays while tea and cake were served in the lounge. An RHS themed quiz followed, continuing the focus on gardening, design and the annual show.

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Taking place within the Studio, the session will provide guests with the opportunity to observe the artist at work before participating in a guided drawing workshop.

Guests will have the option to take their artwork home or leave it with the residence to form part of the Christmas Art Auction later in the year.

Alongside the event, a floral exhibition will remain on display in the Studio from 18th to 31st May, accompanied by a themed bar serving teas and cakes for guests visiting throughout the week.

RSVP by 18th May to: events@lovedaybelgravia.com

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The afternoon combined guided movement with the flowing visual patterns created by the fans themselves, drawing on traditional dance techniques connected to Chinese cultural performance and exercise traditions. As residents moved through a sequence of exercises, the opening and movement of the fans created changing shapes and rhythm throughout the room.

Fan dance has long been associated with coordination, control and expressive movement, with gesture closely linked to music and timing. Sessions such as this encourage concentration and physical engagement while also offering an opportunity to experience cultural traditions through movement and practice.

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The visit centred around songs and games, with pupils moving throughout the residence in small groups and spending time together across the afternoon. The atmosphere was informal and easy going, allowing residents and pupils to engage naturally through shared activity.

The visit formed part of Abbey Road’s ongoing intergenerational programme and continued relationship with local schools.

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Beyond the exhibition itself, the visit offered a closer look at making as a working practice. Residents toured the workshops across the site, where traditional crafts including haberdashery, leatherwork and pottery continue to be carried out by hand. The precision and finish of the work on display reflected years of skill and discipline, with each workshop retaining its own distinct atmosphere and methods.

The afternoon provided an opportunity to observe craftsmanship not as heritage alone, but as something active, practical and continually evolving.

To attend, please email Abbeyroad@lovedayandco.com.

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The garden will be set for an outdoor art session, with guests invited to paint at easels accompanied by live classical guitar. Artist-in-residence Grace Holliday will host the afternoon, and selected works by residents will be on display. Refreshments will be served.

To attend, please email Abbeyroad@lovedayandco.com.

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