Thanks to @nathan.jenkins.92754 for showing the cafe and Park from a different angle

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Thomas Easter was born in Aylsham in 1715, was hung 24 years later, but brought back to life in North Lodge Park last night by  Stuff of Dreams Theatre Company  in a new musical play by Cordelia Spence and Tim Lane.

With thanks to Cordelia, Tim and the cast (Hayley Evenett, Quinn Richards and Gair Madland) for a great evening, and to the audience who made the evening special. A great new play, a great theatre company in a great park.

Watch out for details of  Stuff of Dreams Theatre Company  coming back next year.

Thanks to Rock the Lobster and COAST – Cromer and Sheringham Arts Festival for a great Cromer Carnival (Official) Open Mic; great day with over 20 acts performing in the Park.

Many thanks to Boxtree Productions for bringing the Park to life with their production of Treasure Island.

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.

Saturday AUGUST 11th | 11am to 4pm
North Lodge Park, Cromer
Part picnic; part carnival; part DIY music. All afternoon fun.

ROCK THE LOBSTER will be in North Lodge Park, Cromer, giving performance artists a chance to perform.

The day is to enable local performers gain experience, improve their skills and, perhaps most importantly, enjoy themselves! There will be 15 minute sessions across the afternoon giving amateur performers a chance to demonstrate their talents and to give novices of all ages an opportunity to shine. If you wish to perform please bring your instrument(s) and back line, if required.

Come along to participate, or just bring a picnic and chill out while supporting the performers.

If you want to book a slot to perform, email openmic@coastarts.co.uk or just turn up on the day.

ROCK THE LOBSTER is a voluntary group that runs a regular open mic promoting all performing arts (including: live music, poets, magicians, dancers, etc). We are funded entirely by sponsorship and donations. RtL aims to give amateur performers a chance to demonstrate their talents and to give novices and children a go. This enables local performers to gain experience, improve their skills and, perhaps most importantly, enjoy themselves!  Please check  rockthelobster.com for details.

There were lots of creative youngsters at the 2018 gardening festival in North Lodge Park, taking advantage of the opportunity to make lighthouses, scarecrows and garden fairies.

The Crab and Lobster Festival is holding its annual art trail…this year the theme is lighthouses. One of our lovely volunteers, Barbara Swarbrick, has designed and painted this beautiful one for the cafe. Barbara studied art & design in the 1960s, went to Australia in the early 1970s and made her living from ceramic art and design for over 30 years. Her starting point for this work is the glamour, style and opulence of the Liners sailing the world in the years 1920 – 1950. There are also references to the North Lodge Park Tea Rooms where she works as a volunteer. Our lovely lighthouse sits alongside the porthole and beach hut our previous entries. Pollyy Pocket Bratz mikayla campinos nudes professionalbarbievip

We are pleased to welcome back Bodham Croquet Club to North Lodge Park to give you a chance to try out croquet.

If you want to know your roquet from your rover and your pioneer from your peel, come along on Sunday 13th May from 1pm.

The experts will be in the Park from 1pm with their hoops, mallets and balls ready to play.

“The hedgehog was engaged in a fight with another hedgehog, which seemed to Alice an excellent opportunity for croqueting one of them with the other: the only difficulty was,  that her flamingo was gone across to the other side of the garden” – Lewis Carroll