Rain - is it all it's cracked up to be?

With parts of Norway experiencing a huge100mm of rain in one hour the other day Broomfield Park's drizzle was probably the place to be. The local press seemed to agree.

At 2:00pm this coming Sunday (with a sunny weather forecast) the music kicks off with baritone Stephen Brice bringing big opera house skills to the outdoors. Stephen is also Chair of the Pinkham Way Alliance, a project kicking off again big time with the return of plans to stick a waste site opposite the Friern Bridges Retail Park. Double reason to come and show support.

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Permalink Reply by karl brown on July 25, 2015 at 16:15

Prom #4 CANCELLED

With Friday seeing a month’s worth of rain in one day and more heavy rain forecast for most of Sunday the final Prom has unfortunately been cancelled due to ground waterlogging and general safety concerns. Mairi Armstrong and the Forest Band will hopefully be available for 2016 in what the Friends of Broomfield Park hope will be a continuation after 2015’s successful trial of “Proms in the Park”.

Much thanks goes to all those who have supported, performed and attended over the previous three weeks. Any specific comments to consider in planning 2016 can be sent to the Friends at secretary@friendsofbroomfieldpark.org

Friends of the Park continue their summer extravaganza on music with next weeks return of the first of five consecutive Sundays of Broomfield Blues in conjunction with St Harmonicas Blues Club. Open mic performances starts at 1:30 before :-

2:30 – 3:30 Graham Hine, slide guitarist with the legendary Brett Marvin and the Thunderbolts and Blue Goose recording artist

3:45 – 5:30 Martin Fieber, the ‘Sultan of Slide’, perhaps the UK’s best kept slide guitar secret. He comes with his hugely talented band ‘The Customtones’.

Full details can be on local web sites, or simply come along

www.thevintage.org.uk

www.friendsofbroomfieldpark.org

www.palmersgreencommunity.org.uk