Friday, 3 August 2007

More festival pictures..

More choice moments from the day....


Val expressing her gratitude for the sun and all that drumming!


Tee short painting courtesy of Romey at Crackpot Ceramics http://www.crackpotceramics.co.uk/


Graeme and Pa-Modou from Rythmn Works drumming school http://www.rhythmworks.co.uk/

Members of the public enjoy spotting river wildlife at the ARK stand

Some go in for a closer look
Photos taken on the day by David Pearson http://www.flickr.com/photos/platdujour/

Festival Day a huge success - and sunny too!

The festival day was sunny, well attended and a success. After a week of heavy rain and uncertainty about whether or not we would need to move indoors the stormy weather shifted and the sun blessed us with a pretty much full day of sunshine.

A BIG THANK YOU to all who took part on the day from stallholders, performers, eco campaigners and those from the local community who can along and joined in. We had visitors from as far away as Sheffield, Kent and London on the day!!

Pa-Modou carving his mask


Wood carving on Ray and Tim's stand


Watch its a flying polar bear! Well a polar bear flyering for 'Lucky the Polar Bear' a theatre show by Flying Pizza Company about the dangers of Global warming http://www.flyingpizza.net/


Charlotte at the ARK stand


Anna, Val and Pa-Madoyu


Anna and The Town Crier


Alice Balance
The selection of photos were taken by David Pearson on the day http://www.flickr.com/photos/platdujour/

Friday, 27 July 2007

Keep thinking positve and sunny vibes #2

I am excited to say that we have been granted the use of the Priory Gardens for tomorrow's festival. I have been working with the Town Council this week during the heavy downpours to decide if it was safe for the land and public to have access tomorrow.

Well indeed this morning the sun has come out and we have decided to go ahead in the gardens for tomorrow - Plan B still stands should the weather change over the course of the day.

Plan B will be in the Marlborough Scout Hut, end of George Lane by the roundabout for the A34.

I can say I am very relieved to say the least.

Anna x

Check out http://www.bbc.co.uk/whereilive/yourarea/ and type in postciode SN8 1LH and it showing max 21 degrees for tomorrow!

Friday, 20 July 2007

Keep thinking positive and sunny vibes

I have just found this via the web (thanks to a rather larger outdoor event than ours - Global Gathering)


I am visualising sunny weather and happy faces for the day.
Yours ever hopefully - Anna x

Thursday, 19 July 2007

Artist/Children's book illustrator confirmed for festival day


Jasmine Mercer has just confirmed she will be taking
part on the festival day


Born and bred in Marlborough Jasmine is a highly talented
and versatile artist and illustrator from all things from
children's books to advertising.


She plans to sell a selection of her work on the day from handmade cards through to prints.

You can check out her work at her website http://www.treefrogillustration.co.uk/
Image shown called 'Tending the Flowers'


Free yoga taster sessions confirmed

Keef Miles has confirmed he will be able to take part of the festival day!!!

Reclaim Our River Festival

Saturday 28th July 2007

Priory Gardens, Off High Street Marlborough Wiltshire

Drop-in sessions throughout the day – follow the signs for “The Yoga Spot”

All abilities welcome (over age of 11 yrs old)

11am – 11.30am
12.30pm – 1pm
1.45 – 2.15pm
3.30pm – 4pm
4.30pm – 5pm

Keef teaches Anusara style of yoga – stepping into the rhythm of nature.

Giving you a chance to take time out in your day
and connect with your body and breath

Keef’s teaching style is about playfulness and celebration

Yoga mats will be provided. Do bring your own if you wish.

For more details about the taster sessions or Keef’s other classes and workshopsM. 07834 703 127 pranamotion@yahoo.co.uk

Wednesday, 18 July 2007

First spotting of Lucky The Polar Bear...


This is the first sighting of Lucky the Polar Bear - Flying Pizza's newest play which will be showing as part of the Reclaim Our River festival day.


Performances are free and run from 11.30am and 2.30pm. Suitable for all the family. Bring rugs/picnic blankets to really enjoy the play in style!
For more information about Flying Pizza theatre company at http://www.flyingpizza.net/