The Pavilion
Thirteen events a year, and the private rooms we open inside them. A villa, a terrace, a berth or a suite, staffed by us, with our own chef and our own suppliers. No stands, no branding walls, no badge queues.
A room goes ahead when it reaches eighty percent of what it costs to hold. Until then the gap is shown as it is.
Each bar is a room, its height how far it has got. Gold means it has cleared eighty percent and goes ahead. A small mark is an event with no room open around it yet.
Rowing's oldest regatta, and an English summer set piece of blazers, Pimm's and the Stewards' Enclosure. A crowd gated behind a multi-year members' list, at ease along the Thames for six days.
No rooms are open yet. The season is the calendar we build them around. How patronage works.