Circus Open Day

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Circus Open Day at Caldmore Community Garden!

D & F Bros Grand Indian Circus performance and workshop:
D & F Bros. Grand Indian Circus has been specially created by Rhythms and Ragas in collaboration with Access All Areas and 30ips for touring in 2018 to celebrate Circus250, marking the 250th anniversary of the World’s first circus appearing in London in 1768.
Rajasthan is home to the most elite of street circus performers; this fascinating region’s legendary entertainment communities combine their amazing skills – with optional live musical support from the World famous Rajasthan Heritage Brass Band- in performing breathtaking acts of courage and bravery. Preserved over many centuries from the time of the Maharajas, they take this ancient, mystical and magical circus format to even greater heights.
The cast of dancers, illusionists, aerialists, acrobats and rope walkers, with the eye-watering displays by their fakir, present a colourful, vibrant, fast-moving extravaganza of intrigue, drama, feats of daring, music, laughter and surprise.

Event programme:
‣ 1pm Circus workshop.
‣ 2pm and 3pm – D&F Bros Grand Indian Circus performances.
‣ 4pm – Dreaming the Green – Grand Opening of the Caldmore Green mosaic.
‣ Arts and crafts, face painting and mendhi.
‣ BBQ and cake, snacks & drinks at our community cafe.

Work for us – Community Development Worker (Maternity Cover)

Employer: Caldmore Village Festival Ltd

Job Title: Community Development Worker

Contract Type: Fixed 28 weeks (6.5months) Full Time (Maternity Cover)

Start Date: August 2018 (subject to references and DBS checks)

Salary: £20,000 p.a.  (pro rata) plus employer contribution pension

Closing Date For Applications: Noon on 31st of May 2018

Interviews to take place on Tuesday 12th of June.

 

Caldmore Village Festival Ltd (CVF) is seeking to appoint a dynamic Community Development Worker (Maternity Cover). This is a fantastic opportunity to join CVF at an exciting time. You will be a motivated self-starter who is able to use initiative and have a flexible approach to community engagement.

Maternity cover

This post is a twenty eight weeks fixed-term contract to cover the period of maternity leave for the key worker.

Key roles include:

  • Promote and sustain the work of Caldmore Community Garden and House (CCGH) through identification of funding opportunities, writing of bids, delivery of projects and events.
  • Ensure that CCGH responds to the needs of the community.
  • Develop strong links with community, faith and business groups along with other key partners and with the local authority.
  • Raise the profile of CCGH.

 

You will:

  • Have previous experience in a challenging community orientated role.
  • Manage staff and workers in relation to projects.
  • Have flexible working.
  • Report to CVF Management Committee.

 

This post is subject to an Enhanced DBS.

 

Maternity Cover Job Description and Person Specification

 

Please send your CV and a covering letter explaining why you are suitable to be considered for the role to: caldmoregarden@gmail.com

All candidates shortlisted for interview will be contacted by June 6th 2018 by email.

 

Tree House Opening Party!

Tree House

After months of careful preparations it is time to OPEN THE DOORS OF THE TREE HOUSE!
Join us at this children-orientated event at the Community Garden and enjoy the first opportunity to have a look at the Garden from above.
Event programme:
– 1pm – Multicultural Music Making children’s performance
– 1.30pm – Grand Opening of the Tree House
– Arts and crafts, Stories from the Tree House, treasure hunt and family games
– Bouncy castle and face-painting
– Cake and drinks at our community cafe.
And from 2pm – a CAMPFIRE! Bring your own sausages, marshmallows and things to toast.
Address: Caldmore Community Garden, Carless Street, WS1 3RH

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Easter Egg Hunt!

 

Join us for an Easter Egg Hunt at Caldmore Community Garden on Saturday, 24th March, 12-4pm.

  • 1pm Easter Egg Hunt for children – bring a basket and come dressed up if you can
  • 12-3pm – Spring Craft Fair – meet some of the talented local crafters
  • Spring arts and crafts, gardening and family games
  • Facepainting
  • Cake and drinks at our community cafe

Address: Caldmore Community Garden, Carless Street, WS1 3RH

August Open Day – Creepy Crawlies – Saturday 12th August 12-4pm

August Open Day at Caldmore Community Garden – Creepy Crawlies!

Saturday 12th August, 12-4pm

  • The Great Bug Hunt in the Garden.
  • Learn how to make your own wormery.
  • Creepy crawlies arts and crafts.
  • Photo exhibition – photos taken by children from our holiday club and youth from NCS The Challenge.
  • Photo portrait studio – tell us what you think of the Garden and have your photo taken.
  • Games and races, samosas, cakes and drinks at our community cafe.

Address: Caldmore Community Garden, Carless Street, WS1 3RH

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July Open Day – Big Butterfly Count – Saturday 29th July

July Open Day – Big Butterfly Count

When: Saturday 29th July 2017 at 12-4pm

Join us at the Big Butterfly Count – national action day to count and get to know British butterfly species! There will be family competitions, butterfly arts and crafts, and butterfly feeder making.

Peter and Natalie Mason will play for us live at the Garden – enjoy the music with a non-alcoholic coctail made with some of the herbs and fruit grown in the garden.

Come to our Photo Portrait Studio – as a part of our ongoing consultation, you can have your family portrait taken in return for your ideas for the Community Garden.

There will be games and races, barbecue, cakes and drinks at our community cafe. So why not come to the Garden and spend a lovely afternoon enjoying the outdoors, relaxing, learning and being a part of a great local community project?

Palestine Day – Sunday 23rd July

Palestine Day

When: Sunday 23rd July 2017 at 12-4pm

Join Walsall Kobar Friendship Association for a Palestine Day at Caldmore Community Garden.

Keynote Speaker – Jackie Walker, former Vice Chair of Momentum, will give a speech Palestine in the modern British political context – The importance of resisting smears of anti-Semitism: a personal account. Her presentation will be followed by a film Balfour and Me.

There will be book stalls, refreshments, a lot of family activities – magic show, ballon art, gardening activities, games, pottery decorating

For more information contact Sureha 0741 599 1636.