Britain’s parks are in crisis. With councils such as Bristol cutting spending to zero, and land being lost to developers, what’s happening to our public gardens?
This year we have teamed up again with Coast Arts and Rock the Lobster to bring an Open Mic to the park at the start of Cromer carnival week.
Your cafe in the Park has signed up to Refill
The latest addition to the products in your cafe is a range of luxury ice cream from Dann’s Farm at North Tuddenham in the heart of Norfolk.
Susan Purser Hope, a Cromer based glass artist, has chosen the North Lodge Tea Rooms as her venue for Open Studios this year.
On May 14th experts from Bodham Croquet Club will be on hand in North Lodge park to help you learn some of the challenges of croquet and get to grips with balls, mallets and hoops.
We’re really pleased to be past of this year’s Folk on the Pier Fringe Festival, welcoming George Holmes to the Park Saturday and Sunday at midday.
The Crab and Lobster Festival is holding its annual art trail…this year the theme is portholes. One of our lovely volunteers, Barbara Swarbrick, has designed and painted this beautiful porthole.
You may never look at your garden forks and spades in quite the same way
We’re really interested in bringing works of art to the Park and Bob’s really generous offer gives us a flying start. If we get a positive response from the public we’ll look for more ways to bring more art to the Park.
Thank to all of you who came to this year’s AGM.
Thanks to almost 2000 of you who enjoyed the skating week in North Lodge Park in February, and to over 100 of you who responded to give us feedback,
The end of parklife as we know it? The battle for Britain’s green spaces
CROMER CARNIVAL OPEN MIC
Refill
Dann’s Farm Luxury Norfolk Ice Cream
DAZZLING GLASS SHOW AT NORTH LODGE TEAROOMS
Croquet taster day: 14 May 2017
Folk on the Pier Fringe Festival
Porthole
Art in the Park
Art in the Park
AGM Presentation
Skating week review
Friends of North Lodge Park
If anyone took any pictures of us while performing please can your get in touch as we didn't take any ourselves. Thanks in advance. Andy.
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This Easter, families can explore North Lodge Park with the help of a special Treasure Hunt. Carefully prepared by a trainee Bard, the rhyming couplets will encourage children to look around them and find the answers to the simple clues around the Park. On completion of the Treasure Hunt, the use of the magic word in the cafe will release an Easter Egg for successful children. Come and see what wonders there are in North Lodge Park.
The treasure hunt (and Easter Eggs!) will be available during cafe hours (10am-4pm Tuesday to Sunday)
Nominal Entry cost: £1 each (with Easter Egg for all who complete it)
Thanks to Kinnerton Confectionery for their support.
