Where: Hounslow High Street
When: Thursday 28 October from 4pm
What: Free family entertainment to accompany the lighting up ceremony

From 4pm on Friday 28 October there will be a programme of entertainment for all the family to celebrate the lighting up of Hounslow Town Centre. The entertainment will be compered by club promoter DJ Ritu, with uplifting music from the Bollywood Brass Band and fire artistry from FlameOz.

Hounslow High Street, outside Holy Trinity Church
16.00 – 16.20 DJ Ritu
16.20 - 16.40 Bollywood Brass Band
16.40 – 17.00 Flame Oz
17.00 – 17.35 DJ Ritu
17.35 – 17.55 Bollywood Brass Band
17.55 – 18.00 DJ Ritu – countdown
18.00 Switch on Festive Lights
18.05 – 18.15 Flame Oz
18.15 – 18.20 DJ Ritu – close event

ASDA Hounslow Holloway St. Car Park
19.00 – 22.05 Drive-in Cinema Screening

DJ Ritu Ritu has broadcast for BBC World Service, Radio 3, and Kiss 100. She also writes and compiles albums for The Rough Guides. As a long-time club promoter, Ritu sets new trends through her regular London club nights - Kuch Kuch, Kali, and Hoppa - which collectively reflect her expertise in North African, Middle-Eastern, Mediterranean, and Bollywood flavours.
Bollywood Brass Band: Four funky drummers and six hot horns play massive hits from Indian films, all driven by the huge beat of the dhol drum
FlameOz is an entertainment company formed in Australia now based in the UK which has entertained audiences across the globe. The FlameOz team are inspired artists who are continually training and developing cutting-edge acts, in the forefront of the ever-evolving world of modern circus.

The lights will be turned on by The Worshipful The Mayor of the London Borough of Hounslow Councillor Amrit Mann at 6pm.

The action will take place in the pedestrian area in Hounslow High Street, with the support of the Church of Holy Trinity with St Paul and St Mary.

The evening will conclude with a pop-up drive-in cinema screening of one of the most beautiful Bollywood films ever made, Devdas. Entrance is free but it will be first come first served and there will be space for only 100 cars in the ASDA Holloway Street Car Park. The film screening will commence at 6.30pm.