Apologies – we were going to hold a meeting to plan events for 2012 on Monday 31st October but have had to postpone this meeting until 6.30pm on Monday 7th November 2011 in the depot meeting room. Everyone is welcome to attend.
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Apologies – we were going to hold a meeting to plan events for 2012 on Monday 31st October but have had to postpone this meeting until 6.30pm on Monday 7th November 2011 in the depot meeting room. Everyone is welcome to attend.
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Everyone is welcome to come along to our Halloween event which will take place by the bandstand from 2pm to 4pm on Sunday 30th October 2011.
We’ll have an African drumming workshop on the bandstand when Henri Gaobi will invite people to come up onto the bandstand and drum from 2pm. And at 3.15pm we’ll be judging a fancy dress competition, with prizes to win for the best costumes by under 5s, under 12s and all other ages. We welcome any donations of spooky cakes to the café. Here is a selection of our various on-going activities and news of meetings where you can get involved in the planning of future activities;-
(you can always check our calendar for the latest program schedule) FOOD SESSIONS AT THE PARK: FAMILY COOK AND EAT BREAKFAST CLUB Parents and under-fives children are invited to cook and eat together at our family cook and eat breakfast club every Friday at 9am in the Mulberry Centre. RETIRED PEOPLE'S LUNCH CLUB LAUNCH THIS WEEK Everyone is invited to enjoy a freshly cooked lunch at our retired people's lunch club which will be held every Friday at the depot meeting room from noon to 2pm. Vegetables and fruit growing in the greenhouse will be used whenever possible in the meals that are prepared. FOOD HEROES Everyone is invited to come along and help prepare Polish food on Saturday 22nd October during our Food Heroes session, which will run in the depot meeting room from 10.30am to 1pm. We will also be focussing on preventing food waste during this session. Our Food Heroes programme means we employ local people to teach other local people about the food they know and love. 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. HELP US PLAN FOR NEXT YEAR Help us plan the future of the café, food projects, gardening in the greenhouse and events at meetings to be held in the next couple of weeks: Monday 31st October: Events committee meeting 6.30pm onwards in the depot meeting room Wednesday 2nd November: Growing and greenhouse project meeting 6.30pm onwards in the depot meeting room These groups are led by members of Myatt’s Fields Park Project, and everyone is welcome to attend and give us your ideas. YOGA IN THE PARK Yoga sessions are held from 1pm to 2pm on Wednesdays, and from 10.30am to 11.30am on Saturdays in the park’s quiet garden. They cost £5 a session. Following on from the Review and Photos of our first Sleepover in the Park we can now make available this video too. The page detailing the current Opening times for the Mulberry Centre has been updated and simplified;-
Mulberry Centre Opening Times Everyone is welcome to come along and draw around the bandstand on Saturday 15th October 2011 when we hold our Art in the Park event in Myatt’s Fields Park.
This will include a free music performance from 1pm by Coco Xpress, who will play an infectious blend of Latin American dance rhythms including meringue and salsa, accompanied by dancers Garcia and Maria, as well as three art workshops for all ages during the afternoon. I am writing to ask now for help: · Setting up from 11am to 1pm · Stewarding during the event · Helping on the cake stall · Clearing up from 5pm to 6pm · Baking cakes for the cake stall Also, local artists are welcome to display their work in the roundhouse. Please contact me as soon as possible if you would like to do this and if you can help during the afternoon. FAMILY COOK AND EAT BREAKFAST CLUB
Parents and under-fives children are invited to cook and eat together at our family cook and eat breakfast club every Friday at 9am in the Mulberry Centre. RETIRED PEOPLE'S LUNCH CLUB LAUNCH THIS WEEK Everyone is invited to enjoy a freshly cooked lunch at our retired people's lunch club which will be held every Friday at the depot meeting room from noon to 2pm. Vegetables and fruit growing in the greenhouse will be used whenever possible in the meals that are prepared. FOOD HEROES Everyone is invited to come along and help prepare a Spanish paella on Saturday during our Food Heroes session, which will run in the depot meeting room from 10.30am to 1pm. Our Food Heroes programme means we employ local people to teach other local people about the food they know and love. 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. Help us plan the future of the café, food projects, gardening in the greenhouse and events at three meetings to be held in the next couple of weeks:
Thursday 20th October: Food group meeting in the depot meeting room Monday 31st October: Events committee meeting Wednesday 2nd November: Growing and greenhouse project meeting These groups are led by members of Myatt’s Fields Park Project, and everyone is welcome to attend and give us your ideas. The first sleepover in Myatt's was a great success, with around 100
people sleeping in the park overnight. Territorial Army cadets and officers helped people put up their tents, and then patrolled the park overnight. Two local policemen also turned up to camp overnight (on their weekend off), and joined the TA in their patrols. A fire workshop by Rob from Wild Nature included learning how to build a fire and creating a flame from scratch, and then Rob built two fires (one in a quiet zone and one near the music) for everyone to enjoy in a giant drum. Henri Gaobi and his African drumming troupe Kaago burst into life as the fire was lit around 7pm and were accompanied by an acrobat who amazed on-lookers with his amazing feats. Katherine Toy and Nick then performed gipsy music until 9am, when people were left to enjoy a massive fire until bedtime at 10am. A free breakfast was served to everyone, and together with beautiful weather and a warm sense of community spirit meant the event was warmly praised by all who took part. Quotes include: "It was a chance in a lifetime for my children" and "I've been waiting to do this since the 60s". We certainly hope to do it again next year, and give a huge thank you to the Territorial Army, the police and all the campers and volunteers who braved the first night under canvas in Myatt's Fields Park! Thanks also to Lambeth's Festival Fund which made it all possible. |
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