A Merry Christmas Nature Poem for all the Friends and Lovers of Seaton Park
Dates for your diary
22 January 2018 – Open Meeting (with cake)
24 March 2018 – CakeFest!
9 September 2018 – ParkFest
More information soon
Seaton ParkFest 2017
ParkFest is this Sunday September 10th from 1 to 4 pm. and we would love to see you there.
The car park is very small and we would kindly ask you to take a bus or walk or park nearby if at all possible.
Parkfest
Friends of Seaton Park have been busy organising the next ParkFest which this year will be from 1-4pm on Sunday 10 September and we’ll be celebrating the Park’s 70th birthday with CAKE, so come early to enjoy a slice!
Bucksburn Pipe Band, who are also celebrating their 70th year, will be helping us celebrate and we will have the Northern Lights Dog Agility Team demonstrating their skills. There will be bouncy castles, face painters, the balloon mannies and segways. The Countryside Rangers and the RSPB will be able to explain some of the wildlife to be seen in the Park. The Allotment Market Stall will be selling veg and putting on a cookery demonstration. If you like your food ready to eat then a burger van and ice cream trike will be attending. With many more attractions, it is going to be a fun day for all the family.
The event is free and so are most of the attractions. In order to keep it that way, we need your help with such things as stewarding, marshalling, yarn bombing trees, tombola, a little light litter collection, face painting, tattoo transfer sticking, and various other tasks. Even if you can only help for an hour or so, that would be fantastic. Please get in touch!
Annual General Meeting
Azaleas in the Walled Garden
A Park Haiku
Wee Toot, scoots a-boot
Then in the bike rack parks the
scoot at Seaton Park.
CakeFest 2017
A wonderful time was had by all at Dunbar Street Hall today. £3 for 3 fine slices baked by The Friends of Seaton Park community’s fair hands. We’ll let these photographs speak for themselves. Mouth watering!
Call for CakeFest Helpers
Trees For The Next Generation?
Twenty two children from St Peter’s Primary helped Aberdeen City Council gardeners and Friends of Seaton Park plant 20 assorted fruit trees to celebrate Seaton Park’s 70 th birthday. Will they sit beneath them with their own children we wonder?