A date for your diaries if you are a grower, or photographer; cake baker, jam maker or creative child or simply interested in being part of a long standing local tradition.
You don’t have to be a member of Clitheroe garden club to enter the show. there are a large number of categories, something for everyone.
The annual show will be held at St James’ School on Saturday 25th August – doors open to the public form 2.00pm prizes presented at 4.00pm.
For more details of how to enter and an entry form please contact Pam Entwistle, show secretary by emailing info@clitheroegardenclub.co.uk
Clitheore Garden club is a thriving example of not for profit community enterprise. It is taken forward by the dedication and hard work of a few volunteers. One of these stalwarts of the club, Lawrie, is looking for people to help with growing plants for the very popular sales hut, and volunteers to help repair the hut ; if you think you would like to get involved and offer a helping hand contact Lawrie on 01200 443318
Please write a comment on this blog post if you are interested. If there are 10 people interested in the offer the ticket prices are £10 each down from £13.50.
By all accounts they are well worth it.
Sorry for the late notice, but please get in touch via the comments section if you are interested in taking up this offer!
Here are a few pics we took of the event. It is nice when the burdens are shared. Thanks to all those that helped out. It is really great to have a presence at these events and keep making connections. Thank you all!
I have just had a quick watch of the Transition 2.0 film which is showing at the Saint Mary’s Hall by Stonyhurst this friday. There are some great stories being told. It seems to have come a long way as a movement since the first film was made.
Here is a trailer below:
