With the announcement of Konstantinos Argiros, it appears that the CyWineFest team has struck a contemporary heart string with the community. The announcement was made several weeks ago and ever since we have been consistently inundated!
The phonelines, Instagram and Facebook messages have not stopped with the subject reading Argiros tickets! We can hardly blame them….Argiros has been the focal point in the charts, his songs are blasted through London Greek Radio and not forgetting probably the fondest memories of his tracks – whilst sitting at the beach in Cyprus!
Up until last week, calls and messages have been coming into reserve tickets, but they are NOW ON SALE! So, you’ll be able to reserve your place and not only for the finest event Cypriots host outside Cyprus, but in just 31 days time, you’ll be able to see Argiros perform a stone’s throw away from you!
There will be plenty of produce to try and buy all through the day and through the night, even during the performances; remember entry starts at only just £6+ booking fee so you don’t have to break the bank TO BE PART OF THE FESTIVITIES!
Your entry ticket includes a goodie bag containing information as well as some splendid freebies for you to take home with you and enjoy at your own leisure. Given the popularity of our move to Enfield, news travelled fast since our January launch event and the fact that the 36th CyWineFest will be known as the home of Argiros debut performance, we expect to exceed last year’s attendance of 11,000 over the weekend!
Tickets are now available so make sure you don’t miss out on KONSTANTINOS ARGIROS debut performance live in London at the Cypriot Wine Festival & Business Expo 2018! To purchase a seat for the show, log onto www.cypriotwinefestival.com; tickets are priced at £25.00 plus booking fee. With a fantastic line up including the extremely talented British Cypriot stars Kyriacos Georgiou, Elizabeth Chapman and Tony Panayi, plus many more. So, keep your eyes and ears open and alert to all our social media platforms and visit our website: www.cypriotwinefestival.com
Should you have any queries or would like to book your tickets over the phone, please call: 07904 537 181.
Getting there
Please remember to leave plenty of time for your journey and plan ahead to avoid any disruptions to your travels.
The full address to be at this Whitsun May Bank Holiday Weekend:
Lee Valley Athletics Centre,
61 Meridian Way,
London N9 0AR
Doors open at the slightly later time of 12:00 and close at 23:00 on Sunday 27th and 11:30 till 22:00 Bank Holiday Monday 28th May 2018.
Approximately 1,000 free car parking spaces, you won’t need to worry about parking the car. If you fancy having a few, and you really should try the fantastic selection of Cypriot wine, there’s also public transport links both Angel Road and Ponders End stations are in walking distance to Lee Valley from Tottenham Hale to Ponders End (5 mins) and Liverpool Street to Ponders End station in less than 20 mins. Upon arrival, the venue will be in walking distance. Alternatively, the W8 bus route starting at Chase Farm via Enfield Town terminates directly opposite the venue.
General Event Entry
Don’t forget to book your tickets online to avoid disappointment.
Entry Only – Adults 18+ – £10.00 + Booking Fee
Entry Only – Ages 11 – 17 years – £6.00 + Booking Fee
Entry Only – Concessions* – £6.00 + Booking Fee
Entry Only – Children up to the age of 10 – FREE
*People with Disabilities & Carers: Please present valid ID & Proof of disability on entry at the box office.
*Senior Citizens: Government ID required -Please present your ID on entry at the box office
*Students: Please provide valid ID of your full-time status in further education.
Don’t forget to check out the group ticket options where you’ll find great savings!
Only 4 weeks away! The Cypriot Wine Festival & Business Expo 2018 updates are available through our social media on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter @CyWineFest, alternatively for more information please visit our website at www.cypriotwinefestival.com
Credit: CyWineFest team
George Charalambous
