We're getting fancy with it!

Do you even live in the UK if you haven't tried Afternoon Tea?

Afternoon Tea, the most British of British traditions, was introduced to England in 1840 by the seventh Duchess of Bedford, who would have sandwiches and cakes be brought to her bedroom during the late afternoon. This became a habit which she started inviting her friends to join in on, and so Afternoon Tea was born!

Nowadays, you don't have to be a Duke or Duchess to enjoy a bit of finger food and scones--but that won't stop us from getting a bit fancy with it. So why don't you join us?

See below to find out when we're bringing Afternoon Tea right to your doorstep!

Monday 23: Sherren House, Common Room (2-4pm) 

Tuesday 24: Blithehale Court, Common Room (2-4pm) 

Wednesday 25: Stocks Court, Common Room (2-4pm) 

Thursday 26: Aspire Point, Mezzanine (2-4pm)