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ABOUT ENTERTAINING LONDON

ENTERTAINING LONDON was founded in 1997 by Amelia Young, an Oxford graduate and professional musician. Please visit: www.entertaininglondon.com to view our past and present events and join online. It soon became apparent that there was a high demand for just such a leisure lifestyle club in London for busy people from all over the world, one that was genuinely fun and relaxed, with a large programme of daily events covering the entire leisure industry! EL rapidly expanded to become the largest events club in the UK for 20's and 30's, and has built an outstanding reputation over the past seven years as the Capital's leading arts, theatre, restaurant, sports and leisure club, also the best value for both quantity and quality of members and events. Just as importantly, the club still retains its original friendly, informal atmosphere with the emphasis first and foremost on HUNDREDS of great people having fun, enjoying themselves at a choice of around 2 - 8 great events every day!

Amelia has enjoyed a successful career as a solo cellist and piano teacher since her first cello performance at the age of five. Amelia began playing the cello at age four and had a colourful childhood as a musical prodigy, making her television debut at ten years old.

At 12, Amelia became the youngest student of the late Jacqueline du Pré, and at 16 won a national competition to become the first non-Royal person to be lent Prince Charles' cello, which was made in 1804 for the Prince Regent.