Love Parks Week at Parc Howard Llanelli
Love Parks Week is an annual campaign, organised by parks charity GreenSpace. Founded in 2006, the campaign has grown steadily and is now established as a major event that is celebrated in parks across the country. Each year hundreds of events take place enabling thousands of people to get out and enjoy their parks and help put forward the case for reinvestment.
Last year Love Parks Week saw over 800 events registered across the country providing opportunities for nearly half a million people to get together outdoors and make the most of what our parks offer.
In 2011 Love Parks Week is being held 23rd – 31st July. More details are available at: http://www.loveparksweek.org.uk
PARC HOWARD LOVE PARKS WEEK EVENTS LIST
Saturday 23rd July at 2pm
(Mansion House)
Opening of Love Parks Week by Nia Griffith M.P.
This will be followed by string duo and and cream tea in the Mansion House and a saxophone quartet playing near the bandstand.
Guided tours of the museum will be undertaken by Fred Hughes of Friends of Llanelli Museum.
Saturday 23rd July, 11am – 4pm
(Main Field)
Soccer competition with Hotshots. Test your shooting skills and get a certificate. Tickets to Llanelli AFC v Man Utd Reserves match for the fastest shooter.
Saturday 23rd July to Sunday 31st July
(Mansion House)
Exhibition of paintings by Llanelli Art Society. Annual exhibition runs all week showcasing the works of members of Llanelli Art Society.
Sunday 24th July, 2pm – 4pm
(Bandstand)
Ecumenical Service. Music by Salvation Army Band before, during and after the service.
Monday 25th July, 2pm – 3pm
(Starting from the Bandstand)
Guided Nature Walk by David Bannister (former Parks Manager)
Wednesday 27th July, 2pm – 4pm
(Main Field)
Teddy Bears Picnic. Bring a picnic and Teddy Bear! Games and prizes for the teddy bears (and their owners). Bouncy castle, fairground rides, a story teller and more…
Thursday 28th July, 11am – 4pm
(Main Field)
Rugby competition with Hotshots. How fast can you pass?
Sunday 31st July, 3pm
(In front of Mansion House)
A dramatic presentation to commemorate the 1911 Railway Riots. An extract from the Llanelli Youth Theatre presentation that will be performed at Theatre Elli in August.
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