If you can spare an hour, come along with your spade/trowel, (or you can borrow one), and do something positive for The Green.
With all the rain the ground will be soft and make our job easier. Forecast looks better for the weekend. We have lots of bulbs to plant!
Community Updates – Why not come along and find out more?
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Village in Bloom have applied for funding to brighten up the Village this winter with some Festive Lights. They will be along the main canopy and on the lamp posts. Plans are being made at the moment but the aim is to have the lights switched on on Saturday 6th December. They are hoping to work with other organisations and individuals to have stalls, entertainment and a visit from Santa Claus!
To make it a success they need local people to help cover the costs, can you help?
Donate HERE if you would like to support the fund.
The much-appreciated calendar needs local people’s photographs. Don’t forget that it has to be identifiable as our area.
This is an opportunity not to be missed here in Acocks Green. Even if you have never experienced live classical music before, this is most definitely worth a try – you won’t be disappointed. The Kimichi Orchestra, brought together and featuring staff from our very own Kimichi Music School will perform together with many other musicians in this immersive performance. This means that the audience can sit amongst the orchestra and be completely immersed in the sound and the great acoustics of St Marys Church.
Keith Slade will introduce the music and explain the the key features to look out for in the piece, to make it accessible to those who may never heard this music before.
This is the grand finale of a season of live music that has taken place at the Kimichi School – a series called Phoenix Music Mondays which will commence again in September. A chance to see high quality, live music in the neighbourhood and watch musicians revelling in the chance to play powerful music that they love to perform. And amazingly it is free! (They are usually happy to accept donations on the door).
Last year Kimichi Orchestra wowed the audience with Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony, a short clip: Beethoven’s Fifth performed in Acocks Green.
No doubt they will impress people again. You can read a more about the Shostakovich’s 5th Symphony HERE
Support live music here in Acocks Green and be prepared to be impressed!
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Come along and support Village in Bloom at this lovely, family friendly community event.
Have you seen the array of tulips around the village? With different colours and different styles, they add something special to our area. All thanks to the hard work of the
Village in Bloom volunteers back in November. The bulbs were planted all the way through the village, from St Mary’s Churchyard up to the Triabout on the border of Birmingham and Solihull. You can also see them in Mallard Close Orchard, at the library, in tree planters along the main road and on the corner of Woodcock Lane.
Here are a few photos we have taken, but if you have some nice ones you would like to share then, please email them to AGNForum@hotmail.co.uk and we will add the best ones to our gallery.
If you would like to come to help Village in Bloom, they meet every Sunday at 10am. You don’t have to be a gardener to help improve our area! You can email Fran Lee to join the mailing list.
Come and find out how you can become more energy-efficient and save money. Receive free unbiased advice on the options available to you.
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