Pinner’s Princess Parade draws 200 children to free park event
Snow Princess Parties returns to Pinner Memorial Park with fairytale performances and a best-dressed competition
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Pinner Memorial Park hosted a free Princess Parade on 31 July 2024, attracting over 200 children and their families. The event, run by children’s entertainment company Snow Princess Parties, featured five fairytale princesses leading interactive performances, singalongs, and party games.
Lucy Morris, who leads the Middlesex branch of Snow Princess Parties, said the turnout exceeded expectations. She told the Harrow Times that seeing familiar faces and the joy on children’s faces made the day rewarding. The event has now run for two consecutive years in Pinner.
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What happened at the event
Children dressed as princesses, superheroes, and other characters took part in a best-dressed competition. The event also included meet-and-greet sessions with the princesses, who performed songs and led games throughout the afternoon.
Snow Princess Parties, described by the Harrow Times as the UK’s highest-rated children’s entertainment company, organised the event. The company has expanded its presence in Pinner and surrounding areas, with the Princess Parade becoming a recurring summer fixture.
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We can't believe how many people come to see us. It's always so special to see so many familiar faces. This year was even bigger than last year, and seeing so many children enjoying the day made it incredibly rewarding.
Lucy Morris, Snow Princess Parties
What happens next
Organisers have indicated they intend to return to Pinner Memorial Park in 2025. No formal date has been announced, but Snow Princess Parties has expressed a commitment to growing the event as an annual tradition for local families.
Residents interested in future events can follow Snow Princess Parties on social media or check the company’s website for updates. The Harrow Times reported that this year’s turnout suggests strong local demand for family-friendly activities in Pinner.
Questions this report answers
+How many people attended the Princess Parade in Pinner?
Over 200 children and families attended the Princess Parade at Pinner Memorial Park on 31 July 2024. The event, organised by Snow Princess Parties, saw a larger turnout than the previous year, as reported by the Harrow Times.
+Who organised the Princess Parade in Pinner?
The Princess Parade was organised by Snow Princess Parties, a children’s entertainment company. Lucy Morris, who leads the Middlesex branch, told the Harrow Times the event is part of the company’s expansion in Pinner.
+Will the Princess Parade return to Pinner next year?
Organisers have stated they intend to make the Princess Parade an annual event in Pinner. No date has been set for 2025, but Snow Princess Parties aims to continue the tradition, according to the Harrow Times.
+What activities were included in the Princess Parade?
The event featured interactive performances, singalongs, party games, and a best-dressed competition for children. Five fairytale princesses led the activities, as reported by the Harrow Times.
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