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Music on the bandstand and café barbeque
London Saxophone Choir will be performing a varied saxophone performance of classical, jazz, Latin and popular music on our bandstand from 2pm this Sunday (1st July). The Little Cat Café will host a Caribbean barbeque from 1pm. Food sessions at the park FOOD HEROES Learn how to make jam and preserves from our greenhouse produce during the cook and eat session from 10.30am on Saturday 30th June. Everyone is welcome to come along and cook and then share the food with other people. We pay food heroes £40 to teach other people about the food they know and love. No experience needed and you will be supported by our food manager Rebecca Maddox during the session. If you are interested in becoming a food hero please contact Rebecca Maddox. FAMILY COOK AND EAT BREAKFAST CLUB We will be making a Teddy Bears picnic breakfast at the family cook and eat breakfast club this Friday 29th June, which takes place in the Mulberry Centre from 9am to 10.30am. Parents and children cook and eat together during these sessions, which are free. RETIRED PEOPLE'S LUNCH CLUB Retired people are welcome to come and eat lunch made with vegetables and fruit from the greenhouse at the depot from noon each Friday. The family cook and eat, food heroes and retired people’s lunch club are all funded by the Big Lottery Fund’s Local Food scheme and are free to all participants. GREENHOUSE OPEN DAY We are in for a treat on 1st July, when we have our usual greenhouse open day, a free lunch for all participants and then a free additional training session from 2pm. Everyone is welcome to come along and help us look after plants at the greenhouse during our open session from 11.30am. You are also welcome to help us cook lunch using vegetables from the greenhouse, and then to eat it together. Incredible Edible Lambeth is holding free training sessions for gardeners at different sites across Lambeth and will be looking at summer sowing for autumn and winter during the session on 1st July from 2pm to 3.30pm in our greenhouse. This will have an emphasis on adding value, well-being, vitality and nourishment. Sleepover 23rd to 24th June
I’m writing with a reminder that the sleepover will be held this weekend which means the park will be closed to everyone but campers from 5pm on Saturday 23rd to 10am on Sunday 24th June. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. Music on the bandstand and café barbeque The Trouser Band will help to kick off our free summer music programme which will see performances on the bandstand most Sundays from now until September. The music is from 2pm this Sunday (24th June. The Little Cat Café will host a Caribbean barbeque from 1pm. Food sessions at the park FOOD HEROES This weekend will see Oli Knowles, chef from Brixton’s Cornercopia, coming to cook grey mullet, greenhouse salad and deep fried poached eggs during the cook and eat session from 10.30am on Saturday 23rd. Everyone is welcome to come along and cook and then share the food with other people. We pay food heroes £40 to teach other people about the food they know and love. No experience needed and you will be supported by our food manager Rebecca Maddox during the session. If you are interested in becoming a food hero please contact Rebecca Maddox onrebeccamaddox@myattsfieldspark.info. FAMILY COOK AND EAT BREAKFAST CLUB We will be making baby blueberry pancakes at the family cook and eat breakfast club this Friday 22ndJune, which takes place in the Mulberry Centre from 9am to 10.30am. Parents and children cook and eat together during these sessions, which are free. RETIRED PEOPLE'S LUNCH CLUB Retired people are welcome to come and eat lunch made with vegetables and fruit from the greenhouse at the depot from noon each Friday. The family cook and eat, food heroes and retired people’s lunch club are all funded by the Big Lottery Fund’s Local Food scheme and are free to all participants. GREENHOUSE OPEN DAY We are in for a treat on 1st July, when we have our usual greenhouse open day, a free lunch for all participants and then a free additional training session from 2pm. Everyone is welcome to come along and help us look after plants at the greenhouse during our open session from 11.30am. You are also welcome to help us cook lunch using vegetables from the greenhouse, and then to eat it together. Incredible Edible Lambeth is holding free training sessions for gardeners at different sites across Lambeth and will be looking at summer sowing for autumn and winter during the session on 1stJuly from 2pm to 3.30pm in our greenhouse. This will have an emphasis on adding value, well-being, vitality and nourishment. Please note the park will close early, at 5pm this Saturday, 23rd June and reopen to the public at 10am on Sunday, 24th June. This is because we will be holding a family sleepover. FOOD HEROES
This weekend Surjit Bharaj will be making vegetarian Indian food at the depot from 10.30am to 1pm. Everyone is welcome to attend and make food alongside Surjit and other attendees, and then to eat lunch together. We pay food heroes £40 to teach other people about the food they know and love. No experience needed and you will be supported by our food manager Rebecca Maddox during the session. If you are interested in becoming a food hero please contact Rebecca Maddox on rebeccamaddox@myattsfieldspark.info. BARBEQUE We apologise but we will not be running the barbeque on Sunday at the café as advertised. The weekly Sunday barbeques will start next Sunday (24th June) alongside our first Sunday performance on the bandstand. Thank you for the great interest in the two sleepovers happening
this summer in the park. Please note that we have now finished the application process. All applicants will be contacted shortly. We have very limited capacity and are very sorry if your application has not been successful. Watch this space for photos and videos coming soon!' The lists for both sleepovers are now closed. The sleepover is funded by the Lambeth Community Fund. Following last year's success, Myatt's Fields Park will be holding two sleepovers this summer: 23/24 June and 25/26 August, giving local families an opportunity to camp in the park.
The sleepover will include a fire workshop, unamplified music in the early evening, story telling before bedtime and a free cooked breakfast in the morning. We'll have a few new activities this year with the chance to try some cooking or gardening as well as information about other training on offer in the park and around. Bedtime is 10pm and we will ask all participants to strictly respect the curfew. The sleepover is organised with the Territorial Army, who will provide stewards and overnight patrols. The park will be closed for the events from 4pm on Saturday 23rd June and Saturday 25th August and the only people allowed on site will be the campers. As this is a family event no singe adults (over 16 years) will be eligible, and all under 16s must be accompanied. Half the places have been reserved for people who are unwaged or on low incomes and they will be provided with camping equipment for this event. Lambeth and local Southwark residents welcome. To apply, either fill in a form on a newsletter printed and distributed to 5000 local homes (and available in the Minet Library) or fill in the form on the "Bandstand and Events" page of our website. The deadline for applying for a place on both sleepovers is Sunday 10th June We will allocate 100 places for each sleepover on a first come, first served basis. If you are successful in securing a place, you will receive a confirmation letter with information about the event by Friday 15th June. The sleepover is funded by the Lambeth Community Fund. |
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