Monday, January 23, 2012
matilda, books













Thankyou to all who came to the Junior film club last Saturday.
 see you Sunday 5th February

  • DESPICABLE ME

  • (2010, Dir Pierre Coffin/Chris Renaud, Cert U)



Tuesday, January 17, 2012
The Wathamstow Wassail 2012

Here are some photos from Saturday's lantern wassail parade.
A frenzy of lantern making was followed by a beautiful night lit parade along Orford rd, to The Village square on Eden rd and ended at Wingfield Park.
 My Oscar speech: I would like to thank in no particular order
 Lucy for reviving this great tradition and asking me to join her, Lucy's mum and dad, Peter, Rhian, The Vestry House Museum for believing in us and letting us have the hall Gratis, Kevster, My family, The Friend's of Wingfield Park, The adult Wassailers coming to my home on Sunday and blessing my cherry tree, The Olde Rose and Crown, ( the choir atbthe rose and crown thankyou Becky) Sooze and Helen for opening up their Beehive and being so welcoming, support from Voluntary action  Cris in particular, all those that handed out my leaflets( Carolyn and Suzy), Nick from Screen 17 and last but surely not least All You good Walthamstoweites that came to support us. Happy New Year! Please forgive me for not mentioning you all by name.
Lesley Enjoy the photos we were on line in the Waltham forest Guardian. Hopefully published this Thursday.

http://www.guardian-series.co.uk/news/wfnews/9472728.WALTHAMSTOW__Residents_go_Wassailing/?ref=erec















 









Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Iron giant costumes and Wassail reminder













Our Majestic Iron giants. hope to see you all next saturday for matilda. See for details and ticket information:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Screen17-cinema/270320146329945.
An all new singing and dancing website will be coming soon.

Don't forget The first ever family Wassail this saturday. With me and Lucy Gibson hosting at the Vestry house museum, see my wassail link to the right.
http://news.scribbleandsmudge.com/2011/12/walthamstow-wassail-2012.html



Tuesday, January 3, 2012
The Iron Giant, saturday Januray 7th


The Orford rd social club
Doors open at 10 a.m.

We will be making Iron giant costumes
see below for details of tickets
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Screen17-cinema/270320146329945#!/pages/Screen17-cinema/270320146329945?sk=events


Saturday, December 31, 2011
Keepsakes for 2012, at Walthamdtow toy library, January 3rd

Happy New Year to you all.
I have a workshop for under 5's at Walthamstow Toy Library Tuesday January 3rd. At Comely bank clinic.
doors open at 10.a.m
We will be making Keepsakes , a little reflection for the forthcoming year.
Hope to see you there. Peace and Love

see link below for pricing:
http://www.walthamstowtoylibrary.org/


Monday, December 19, 2011
Walthamstow Wassail 2012
Family Wassail
Saturday January 14th 2012

2.30pm–3.45pm at The Vestry House Museum. Learn Wassail songs and make lanterns.

4pm–5pm Lantern parade around Walthamstow village, to include Holmcroft House sheltered accommodation the Village Square and wassailing local apple trees. Parade ends at Wingfield Park.

First child £2 

Additional child £1

All children must be accompanied 
by a responsible adult. All ages welcome.


Wassail
Sunday January 15th 2012

11am–1pm Learn Wassail songs by ear 
at The Vestry House Museum

2pm–4pm Learn Wassail songs from sheet music at the Nags Head pub, Orford Rd.

4pm-8pm All assemble at the Nags Head; performances include Collard Court sheltered housing, wassailing an apple tree, and singing whilst walking up to the Folk Club at Ye Olde Rose and Crown Pub, Hoe St (doors open 7.30pm)

Suggested donation £2



07764 335840


wingfieldpark@gmail.com
www.walthamforest.gov.uk/vestry-house











  • Wassailing is a centuries-old British tradition for marking the New
    Year, where a group of people walk round their neighbourhood
    singing special songs called "wassails". Traditionally, the
    wassailing has two strands - going from door to door being welcomed
    in local houses, and blessing apple trees and beehives so that they
    are fruitful and productive in the coming year. There are old
    recipes for wassail drinks to go with these activities, and
    descriptions of "wassail cups" which are the vessels out of which
    these would have been drunk. These traditions still continue
    unbroken in some parts of Britain, such as Cornwall. In other
    areas, it has been revived more recently, and it is common for
    these celebrations to take place on, or close to, January 17th, the
    "old" New Year's Eve.


    http://www.thenagsheade17.com/
    http://www.walthamstowfolk.co.uk/ or
    http://www.roseandcrowntheatrepub.webeden.co.uk/



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