Free festival
Summers here and it's time for the festivals. this one has a healing area set up for all your injury problems. All the below is from the communications of the peaple involved and not written by me so might make sense.
Peace in the Park 2008,
June 14th
It's in a park in Sheffield called the Ponderosa, AKA Crookesmoor East Recreation Ground It's got music of all sorts from reggae to hip hop to funk and soul, and even, dare I say it, dubstep! Sheffield's best live bands and others from elsewhere, it has various sound-systems, stages and an open mic/ acoustic tent, a healing area, film tent, kids area, you name it!It starts at 12 and ends at 8, but there's always a pub to go to. And you never know, there might be a party nearby afterwards!
PRICE: £ FREE - but recommended donation £5! Proceeds to Chernobyl Children's Lifeline, Art in the Park and Ben's Centre.
Information regarding charities
Art in the park
“Art in the Park creates opportunities for participation in environmental art and volunteering. Our activities inspire individuals and strengthen communities. Art in the Park runs monthly community art events in green spaces in the Sheffieldareas of Upperthorpe, Netherthorpe and Langsett. Art in the Park is run by a team of three part time workers and many volunteers. We currently receive funding from a variety of sources.”
Ben's Centre
“Ben's Centre is a drop-in day service for vulnerable street drinkers who may be homeless or live in poor accommodation and who now find themselves drinking regularly on the streets of the city centre. The centre is a 'damp' service, clients do not have to be sober to use the service but alcohol must be handed in and not drunk at the centre. The scheme offers free food and drink, shelter, showers, clothes Store, laundry, free telephone, recreational facilities, sign posting possible accommodation and housing advice services and more.”
Chernobyl Children's Lifeline “Chernobyl Children Life Line's main aims are to bring child victims of the Chernobyl disaster to the UK for recuperative breaks of 1 month, to provide on-going supplies of multi-vitamins and basic healthcare products to the children on their return, to locate children who are in need of recuperative care, to help children too sick to travel and provide support with medicines and equipment and bring over children to the UK for long term medical care and education.” Website link for the festival.
Links for Facebook and myspace
Peace in the park
Myspace page
Facebook group
Facebook event
Edited: 08/05/2008 at 17:52