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Acocks Green Carnival – this Saturday – 4th July
Acocks Green Neighbourhood Forum will be represented at this year’s Carnival with a stall selling a variety of plants, some unusual ones too – from herbs and chilli peppers to colourful annuals, all at bargain prices, not the usual garden centre rates. There will be LOTS of … Continue reading
Bach by Candlelight in Acocks Green
Kimichi School who opened their doors in 2013 are enlivening the musical culture of Acocks Green with the development of a community choir, music workshops and concerts. They are a very welcome asset to our area. It is also great to … Continue reading
Yardley Arts Weekend – Easter Weekend
Arts in the Yard (Yardley Arts Forum) and Blakesley Hall are working in partnership to offer a free arts weekend at Blakesley Hall in Yardley. It has been kindly funded by South Yardley Community First, through the Community Development Foundation. It … Continue reading
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Tagged activities, arts, Blakesley Hall, Community Development Foundation, Community First, crafts, dance, drawing workshops, free, music workshops, storytelling
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