Free Stuff Going On
I've been getting behind with the Parish News recently, guys. Much of this is down to people sending me whopping great press releases of which I can't make head nor tail, let alone cut and paste neatly. Please remember if you want me to list your event that I can't do very much with funky graphics or PDFs. It may seem to you that it looks attractive - and it does on paper - but on screen it's an awful lot of work to translate into a listing and it gets me behind.
OK - grumble over. Because I am behind, and there's good stuff going on over the next week or so, I thought I'd mention my favourites.
1) I already mentioned this - but the London Bubble are doing some incredible spectaculars called Urban Dreams over the next week or so. They reach Cutty Sark Gardens next Sunday.
2) This weekend 20th/21st is Open House Weekend. I singularly failed to get any of our favourites opened, I'm afraid, folks, but I'll keep trying for next year. In the meanwhile there's other exciting places being opened free all over the capital.
3) The Mish Mash band - a local blues outfit - will be playing from 3.00pm at the Star & Garter next Sunday 28th.
OK - grumble over. Because I am behind, and there's good stuff going on over the next week or so, I thought I'd mention my favourites.
1) I already mentioned this - but the London Bubble are doing some incredible spectaculars called Urban Dreams over the next week or so. They reach Cutty Sark Gardens next Sunday.
2) This weekend 20th/21st is Open House Weekend. I singularly failed to get any of our favourites opened, I'm afraid, folks, but I'll keep trying for next year. In the meanwhile there's other exciting places being opened free all over the capital.
3) The Mish Mash band - a local blues outfit - will be playing from 3.00pm at the Star & Garter next Sunday 28th.
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posted by The Greenwich Phantom at
17:13
2 Comments:
The Mish Mash Band are great fun, and not entirely blues - they play a varied selection of stuff including a killer version of The Human League's Don't You Want Me Baby!! It's a real fun afternoon.
The Star is in the street (Greenwich Park St?) that runs from the BP station nearly opposite the Arches to the rear of Trinity Hospital.
This is a genuine recommendation, I'm not a member of the band.....
Wow!
Tich and the Mish Mash Band takes me back to olden times- which seem to feature large here on the Phantom's site. Micky Paice plays sax far better than most that will come your way!
A mid day appointment in Liverpool on Saturday (alright, early kick off) will take me to the banks of the royal blue Mersey but I'm tempted to drive south on Sunday morning to get back for this!
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