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SUPER SALFORD SATURDAY AT CHIMNEY POT PARK
 

Star date: 8th August 2011

SUPER SALFORD SATURDAY
Saturday 13th August
Chimney Pot Park 12-5pm
Langworthy Cornerstone 12-3pm

Too huge for one site, Super Salford Saturday returns this year split over two venues – outdoors at Chimney Pot Park and indoors at the Langworthy Cornerstone.

Starring loads of bands, stalls, eating tasters and kids entertainment Super Salford Saturday is going to be the best one yet.

For full details click here…


The line up on stage at Chimney Pot Park for this year's Super Salford Saturday looks well tasty, as Salford Music Festival guru, Ed Blaney, comperes some top rap, reggae and rock from Girl Peculiar, Briggzy, Ruby Anne Patterson, A Me B and Jeremiah Ferrari, with the Silky DJs (Costa del Salford Disco) and DJ Mezza doing the vibes.

The focus is on family entertainment and at the Park there's lots of stalls, a bouncy castle, a climbing wall, Miroslav the portrait maestro plus face painting.

Over at the Cornerstone, singer songwriters Albert Thompson and Mark Daynes are playing live, and there's tasters of activities going off at the centre, and proper food tasting too.

"Super Salford Saturday – does what it says on the tin!" says Linda Robson of Seedley and Langworthy Events Group "Celebrating all that's brilliant about Salford – great parks, top musicians and a fantastic sense of community. Bringing young, old and everyone in-between together for a fabulous afternoon of music, stalls and activities."


See the video of last year's Super Salford Saturday for a peak at what to expect… http://vimeo.com/24358810

SUPER SALFORD SATURDAY
Saturday 13th August
Chimney Pot Park 12-5pm
Langworthy Cornerstone 12-3pm
Corner of Langworthy Road and Liverpool Street

Albert wrote
at 17:59:31 on 08 August 2011
Can't make it this year, I'll be protesting at Leeds Jail over the jailing of an 85yr old WWII decorated veteran. Her'e the pics from last year though so you can see it will be great fun! http://www.itookyourpic.com/events/chimney_pot_2010/
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