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MOSLEY COMMON IN BLOOM GALA WEEKEND
 

Star date: 26th August 2017

GALA WEEKEND AND FREE 'COMMON VARIETY PERFORMANCE'

On the Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd September, Mosley Common in Bloom is presenting a Gala Weekend which includes a fair, table top sale and free concert at noon on Sunday featuring the Ellenbrook and Boothstown Brass Band, the Wigan Warblers, Young Once, The Seadogs and many others.

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Mosley Common in Bloom
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Mosley Common in Bloom began only five years ago, as part of the RHS It's your Neighbourhood scheme, but has since cleaned up and beautified the Common, planted trees and flowers, commissioned a sculpture of a miner, organised the annual Scarecrow Festival and Dog Show, sorted Christmas lights and a tree, and gained the RHS Level 5 award, with an additional outstanding achievement award for Most Improved Community Project.

Now Mosley Common in Bloom has taken over the annual brass band contest and developed it into a full weekend of activities, which will take place from Friday evening, 1st September until Sunday 3rd September.

On Friday night the fair begins, which runs throughout the weekend; there's a table top sale on the Saturday and Sunday sees The Common Variety Performance, a free concert beginning at noon.

Compered by Steve Burton, the concert includes performances by the Ellenbrook and Boothstown Brass Band, Wigan Warblers, Chonkinfeckle featuring Corrie Shelley, Marie Paisey, Pauline Pantegi, Elysian, Young Once and The Seadogs. There will also be street dance, stalls, a licensed bar and refreshments.

Mosley Common in Bloom, Gala Weekend
Friday 1st September – Sunday 3rd September
Mosley Common, Mosley Common Road  M28 1AE

Louise Cook wrote
at 11:36:44 on 27 August 2017
For brass band contest read 'concert' and many apologies to the fabulous Terry Dean who I left off the line-up. He will be appearing as well. Sorry Terry!!
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Eileen Daley wrote
at 16:46:32 on 26 August 2017
Looking forward to a lovely weekend. Had a word with the weather people and they have promised no rain. Good luck with all your hard work, hope everyone attending has a lovely dayl
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