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The Duchess of Cornwall appeared in high spirits today as she visited a youth centre in Brent as part of her tour of this year’s London Borough of Culture.
Camilla, 72, brightened up the dreary day in a royal blue, tailored coat as she was greeted by dozens of well wishers at the Granville Youth Centre.
She paired her stylish jacket, which featured statement, metallic buttons, with a pair of black heeled boots and leather gloves for the occasion.
The royal completed her chic ensemble with a navy pinafore-style dress, teaming it with a long-sleeved white blouse, which had a high neck and pleated cuffs.
The Duchess of Cornwall, 72, appeared in high spirits today as she visited a youth centre in Brent as part of her tour of this year’s London Borough of Culture
Camilla, 72, braced the bad weather in a royal blue, tailored coat as she watched children perform dances inside the Granville Youth Centre
During her outing, Camilla was spotted grinning in the front row as children from across north west London performed dances from various cultures.
In the recital, young girls were seen taking part in Irish and Albanian dance routines for their royal audience.
The Duchess was also seen speaking with two children as they made clay figures during her tour of the Granville Youth Centre.
Later in the day, the Duchess visited the Kiln Theatre in Kilburn as she continued her visit to the London’s Borough of Culture for 2020.
Once there, she posed for a photograph with the cast, crew and writer of the theatre’s current production ‘Pass Over’.
She paired her stylish coat – which featured statement, metallic buttons – with a pair of black heeled boots and leather gloves
The Duchess was also seen speaking with two children as they made clay figures during her tour of the Granville Youth Centre
Camilla greets a group of children inside the Granville Youth Centre after watching a dance performance featuring the youngsters
The London Borough of Culture Award ‘puts culture at the heart of local communities’, and aims to inspire the potential of young people and bring Londoners together.
The award, which was launched by the Mayor of London in June 2017, was inspired by the UK City and European Capital of Culture programmes.
This year, the borough of Brent will present high profile cultural events and activities throughout the year, with hundreds of residents taking part.
Highlights will include a new work by author Zadie Smith, who hails from the area, and a mile-long summer street party on the Kilburn High Road.
Pictured: The Duchess of Cornwall greets well wishers inside the Granville Youth Centre as part of her visit to Brent, the London 2020 Borough of Culture
During her outing, Camilla was spotted grinning in the front row as children from across the North West London borough performed dances from various cultures
In the recital, young girls were seen taking part in Irish (pictured) and Albanian dance routines for their royal audience
Camilla’s outing continues a busy week of engagements for the Duchess, who hosted a reception for ‘Versus Arthritis’ at her home in Clarence House in London on Tuesday.
During the course of the evening, she was seen shaking hands with and engaging in conversation with members of staff who work for the charity.
The Duchess has previously helped throw the spotlight on the related crippling bone condition of osteoporisis after describing how it killed her late mother, Rosalind.
Versus Arthritis is the UK’s largest charity dedicated to supporting people with arthritis.
Camilla poses for a photo with the cast, crew and writer of Kiln theatre production ‘Pass Over’ during a visit to the Kiln Theatre in Brent
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