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WRAY CRESCENT SUMMER FESTIVAL

dhullsdhulls
edited April 2010 in Local discussion
It is that time of year again. The Wray Crescent Summer Festival will be taking place on Saturday 19th June, 2pm - 5pm.

Do let me know (daniel.hulls@blueyonder.co.uk) if you are happy to volunteer either in the planning or on the day. The more the better.

See you (surprisingly) soon!

Daniel

PS Thanks to Chris (ginger monkey) for the fantastic photos from last year

http://www.flickr.com/photos/chrisandlin/sets/72157619999895748
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  • miss anniemiss annie
    edited 7:09AM
    I didn't know about this as wasn't nearby last year. I've just been reading the comments on the other thread, sounds good.

    I do face painting for children's parties, (I have an up to date CRB check for working with kids), would that be a useful thing to do at the festival? I can also donate some baked goods.
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  • dhullsdhulls
    edited 7:09AM
    Hi Annie - yes indeed, probably on both counts. It would be great if we could get in contact by email: daniel.hulls@blueyonder.co.uk

    Daniel
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  • RegReg
    edited 7:09AM
    Where can I get a "God loves Tollington" balloon from? Very amusing.
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  • AliAli
    edited 7:09AM
    Apparently the Hackney Brook rises in Wray Cresent. It is of course an underground river but I was wondering if there is any evidence of flooding around there?
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  • dhullsdhulls
    edited 7:09AM
    None at all...

    By the by anyone interested in being involved in organising the Festival this year - we are meeting on Wednesday 5th May at 7.45pm at the N19 pub (Sussex Way)

    Daniel
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  • taff bachtaff bach
    edited 7:09AM
    I suspect I shall be doing tea and scones for IAMS school again.
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  • BridgetBridget
    edited 7:09AM
    Hello,

    Just reminding everyone that the festival takes place this weekend.
    Andy, please can you make this thread sticky for the week, if possible please.

    We still need more volunteers on the day for an hour or so. If you have any time to spare please call Susannah on  07815 923493.

    BUNGEE at Wray Crescent Summer Festival
    Saturday, 19th June, 2.00pm-5.00pm the Wray Crescent (cricket ground), N4.

    Wray Crescent Summer Festival is set to be a mega fun family packed fun day. This year we have lots of goodies in store such as live music and dancing, bird box making, bouncy castles, a giant bbq, fire engine, big picnic, cream teas, bicycle workshop, farm animals and this year for the first time: multiple bungee trampolines, so come on down and BUNGEE! (or bring your picnic blanket).

    Wray Crescent, N4
    A local festival for local people, Wray Crescent Festival is now in its third year. With support from the local community all proceeds go towards Wray Crescent Park. The day was created to encourage people to visit the calm and peaceful oasis, which includes a cricket ground, two children’s playgrounds and big grass field.

    Up to a thousand local people set to join in the festival fun and everyone is encouraged to bring a blanket for a picnic on the cricket ground.

    All proceeds go towards improving Wray Crescent Park.

    Activities
    Bouncy castles, fire engine & firemen, Freightliners animals, community police, cakes & cream teas, crafts, bird box making, under 12s five-a-side football, dog training, live music, dancing, raffle, face painting, giant N19 pub barbeque, picnic, T-Shirt making, crafts (selling England bunting!), coconut shy, library stall, face & henna painting, cheese making, stalls, dog handling advice, fair trade stall and much much more.

    Website: http://www.wraycrescent.org/
    Twitter: http://twitter.com/wraycrescent
    Email: info@wraycrescent.org





    http://www.wraycrescent.org
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  • ADGSADGS
    edited 7:09AM
    When did it become Wray Crescent Park? I always admired the lack of pretension in the name Wray Crescent Open Space.
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