Bourne and Hollingsworth Group
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| Industry | Events & Entertainment |
| Headquarters | London, United Kingdom |
| Products | Bourne & Hollingsworth Bar, Bourne & Hollingsworth Buildings, Reverend JW Simpson, The Blitz Party, The Prohibition Party, The Dark Circus Party, SS Atlantica, The Tweed Run and The Chap Olympiad |
| Website | www.bourneandhollingsworth.com |
Bourne & Hollingsworth Group is a London-based group, which owns a number of entertainment venues and events in the city. The first London venue was Bourne & Hollingsworth Bar, which opened in 2007.
The group has other large events partnerships with Secret Cinema and with The Tweed Run. It also managed The Chap Olympiad for a number of years.
In 2007, the Group opened their first bar in London. It is situated in the building that was formally known as the Asylum on Rathbone Place in Fitzrovia, which is located between the City of Westminster and Camden. According to Time Out magazine, Bourne & Hollingsworth Bar (sometimes shortened to B&H Bar) has a chic feel and is located in the basement of the building. Since the opening of the bar, the Group have also run a number of well-publicised events at the bar and in other locations across London. One example is the Prohibition Party, which began as an in-house event at the B&H Bar, before moving to other larger venues.
The Group's Blitz events received coverage in the New York Times in 2008, on the anniversary of the London Blitz. A number of venues across London were used by B&H to host the Blitz-styled events. Costume attire is required at the event, which has received regular media coverage in London and is priced with a £30 entrance fee.
In 2009, The Chap Magazine teamed up with Bourne & Hollingsworth to provide an event that is called "The Chap Olympiad". The event had previously been managed by The Chap for a number of years, before Bourne & Hollingsworth played a major part in the expansion of the event. The event takes place in Bedford Square, London.
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