This weekend Regent Street brings nations together with: ‘InsureandGo - The World On Regent Street’

This weekend, Regent Street, London W1 will join with countries from across the globe to celebrate ‘InsureandGo - The World on Regent Street’.  Regent Street will be traffic-free and transformed to showcase the best of each country’s culture, music and dance, art, food and fashion as well as its impressive selection of international brands.

On Sunday 12 May, ‘InsureandGo - The World on Regent Street’ will welcome destinations including: Argentina, Egypt, Great Britain, Trinidad and Tobago and Turkey with further cultural representation from Chinatown who will offer fantastic food, drink, activities and entertainment set against the backdrop of Regent Street’s famed British architecture.

Throughout the month, there will be a schedule of events including in store activities, special menus and competitions by Anthropologie, Café Royal, Coach, Hamleys, Karen Millen, Penhaligon’s and Ted Baker.

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For further information please contact Verity Ramsay or Sarah Millar

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Email: verity.ramsay@sisteris.com or Email:sarah.millar@sisteris.com

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