Events Calendar

Saturday July 05 2008

The Warren Survey Day

Location: The Warren

Date: 11:00am Saturday 5 July

Description: Survey Day. Call Hendryk on 020 8770 5821 for details.

Weblink: www.sutton.gov.uk/environment/sncv

Contact: hendryk.jurk@sutton.gov.uk

Type of event: Independent

Related principles: Natural Habitats and Wildlife

Saturday July 05 2008

Spencer Road Wetland Open Day

Location: the reserve entrance gate on Spencer Road, Mitcham Junction

Date: 11am- 1:30pm Saturday 5 July

Description: Call Norman Jones for details on 020 8286 1874.

Weblink: www.sutton.gov.uk/environment/sncv

Contact: hendryk.jurk@sutton.gov.uk

Type of event: Independent

Related principles: Natural Habitats and Wildlife

Saturday July 05 2008

Hackbridge Carnival

A Carnival of great events run by local groups and people:

12 - 4pm PTA Summer Fete, Culver's House Primary School
2 - 3pm Walking Parade, starting at Hackbridge Primary School
3 - 6pm Live Mardi Gras Music, Dance and Theatre. Workshops for you to join in,
Watercress Park, Spencer Rd
5 - 7pm Tea and Buns plus an Exhibition of Hackbridge History at All Saints Church,
New Road
7pm Gospel Concert, All Saints Church

For how to join the parade contact:
Bernie Kemble, Hackbridge Carnival Coordinator
0208 7705621, bernadette.kemble@sutton.gov.uk
www.sutton.gov.uk/takeparttakepride

Type of event: One Planet Living

Sunday July 06 2008

The Working Wandle; Hackbridge to Mill Green

An Exhibition at Honeywood Museum by Carshalton Ponds.

Wednesday 5th March 2008 to Sunday 6th July 2008

Wednesday - Friday: 11am to 5pm

Saturday and Sunday: 10am to 5pm

Adults £1.60, Children 60p

Honeywood Museum, Honeywood Walk, Carshalton, 020 8770 4297

Type of event: Independent

Related principles: Culture and Heritage

Sunday July 06 2008

Bat Walk

Location: Mayflower Park (Worcester Park)

Date: 21:20pm-23:00pm Sunday 6 July

Description: Call Dave on 020 8770 4203 for details.

Weblink: www.sutton.gov.uk/environment/sncv

Contact: hendryk.jurk@sutton.gov.uk

Type of event: Independent

Related principles: Natural Habitats and Wildlife

Monday July 07 2008

Take Part Take Pride

Take Pride, Take Pride kicks off again for it's third annual week of exciting community events running from Monday July 7 to Sunday, July 13, 2008.

We're asking all of Sutton's musicians, caterers, dancers, gardeners, historians - in fact, everyone - to get together to celebrate Sutton's diverse community. You can get involved by signing up and registering an event which can be anything from tea cups on the lawn to salsa classes at dawn.

There will be daily projects that anyone is welcome to join in with.

This year Take Part, Take Pride aims to celebrate all aspects of local life and we hope it has something for everyone whether you work in Sutton, run a business here or are a local resident. Visit the website for a full calendar of events.

Type of event: Independent

Saturday July 12 2008

Carshalton Lavender Harvest

The next community harvest event will be held on the 2th and 13th July 2008, 10am - 4pm at the Stanley Road Allotments in Carshalton.

We are holding it two weeks earlier than in previous years due to earlier flowering of the lavender which we believe may be due to climate change.

Attractions are likely to include:
Lavender PYO (small bunches - £1, large bunches - £2, buckets - from £6), aromatherapy advice, barbecue, beekeepers, lavender oil distillation display, Heritage Harvester, lavender cookie tasting, local artists at work, lavender arts and crafts, lavender plants for sale.

Please bring scissors if you have them, and clothing appropriate for the weather - rain or shine. If it's hot, please don't forget to bring sunscreen, a hat and some drinking water.

http://www.carshaltonlavender.org/p_2008_Harvest.ikml

Type of event: One Planet Living

Sunday July 13 2008

Carshalton Lavender Harvest

The next community harvest event will be held on the 2th and 13th July 2008, 10am - 4pm at the Stanley Road Allotments in Carshalton.

We are holding it two weeks earlier than in previous years due to earlier flowering of the lavender which we believe may be due to climate change.

Attractions are likely to include:
Lavender PYO (small bunches - £1, large bunches - £2, buckets - from £6), aromatherapy advice, barbecue, beekeepers, lavender oil distillation display, Heritage Harvester, lavender cookie tasting, local artists at work, lavender arts and crafts, lavender plants for sale.

Please bring scissors if you have them, and clothing appropriate for the weather - rain or shine. If it's hot, please don't forget to bring sunscreen, a hat and some drinking water.

http://www.carshaltonlavender.org/p_2008_Harvest.ikml

Type of event: One Planet Living

Sunday July 20 2008