Fundays

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Fundays on the Common


We held the first common picnic in 2006, to celebrate the opening of the playground, and have held a family funday most years since.

These are free and deliberately targeted at local people to ensure everyone has a nice day out and a chance to meet others from the area.

SNUG Fundays always include live music, featuring local musicians; home-cooked food, interactive games, face-painting, arts and craft making, stalls, local crafts, circus skills ...
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and the one and only Albion Kids Show and their pirate ship.




Over the years our Fundays have included workshops on flint knapping (to commemorate our ancient ancestors), children's story-telling, wood-turning, willow -weaving, sock-wrestling, a tug of war, stilt-walking, table-tennis, dance lessons, yoga....

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