THELITTLEGREENSCREEN and GROW MAYOW COMMUNITY GARDEN PROJECT are very pleased to announce that we will be hosting an open garden this weekend at GROW MAYOW called
BIG GREEN BARN OPEN GARDEN WEEKEND - GREEN WEEK/CHELSEA FRINGE 2015
Celebrate nature and biodiversity in South East London on the 6th and 7th of June at Grow Mayow Community Garden Project's BIG GREEN BARN OPEN GARDEN WEEKEND!
The weekend event is planned to coincide with GREEN WEEK 2015, the largest annual conference on European environmental policy and the CHELSEA FRINGE, the alternative garden festival.
Featuring activities for children (singing, story telling and arts) an old and new table top sale (vintage, baby items, plants and locally crafted items) and, of course, PIMMS!
The garden will be open from 10am - 4pm Saturday and Sunday, with a special pop-up documentary cinema screening of OIL SANDS KARAOKE (82 minutes) on Sunday evening when the garden will open again at 6:30pm with PIMMS and POPCORN for a 7:15pm start.
Please see the schedule of events below.
GREEN BY NAME - GREEN BY NATURE!
BIG GREEN BARN OPEN GARDEN WEEKEND SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
SATURDAY 06 June 2015
10am Little Folk Nursery Rhyme Time with the Lovely Cat Bateman (£4)
2pm Magazine Necklaces and Cork Boats with the Fantastical Skip Sisters (£4)
SUNDAY 07 June 2015
2pm Make Art Make Stories with Storyhug and the Talented Amanthi Harris (£4)
6:30pm OIL SANDS KARAOKE with Pimms and Popcorn (£6)
OIL SANDS KARAOKE
"All the suspense of The Voice, all the emotional conflict of American Idol and all the beauty of The Road." (Katherine Monk, Vancouver Sun)
2014 Winner of Best Documentary (Science/Nature/Technology) and Best Director (Non-Fiction) at the longest running film festival in Canada, OIL SANDS KARAOKE follows five oil patch workers vying to win a karaoke contest in one of the most controversial places on the planet.
OIL SANDS KARAOKE is "a thing of genuine beauty...quite unlike any documentary about the environment that you'll ever see" (Greg Klymkiw, Hot Docs Hot Picks) it is "a rare piece of high art that is accessible, entertaining and moving" (Russell Thomas, Fort McMurray Today).
You can watch the trailer here https://vimeo.com/62965248 and then let us know you're coming here, tickets@thelittlegreenscreen.org, or drop by and see us over the weekend!