Noodle Performance Arts Ltd will be launching a performing arts class in Crosspool on Saturdays from September at St Colomba’s Church Hall:
9-10am Performing Arts for 3-5 year olds
10-11am Performing Arts for 6-10 year olds
The classes, which are normally £5 per session, are full of singing, dancing and drama. Contact Noodle Performance Arts Ltd to book a free taster session on 5 September.
Thank you and congratulations to everyone who made one, they were all fantastic! We raised a fantastic £66 for the two Lydgate schools and we know how much fun the families who entered had making them and the spotters too.
If you did not make a scarecrow this year, don’t worry we will be running the competition next year. We hope you will join in then.
The winners
The judge has announced the winning scarecrows.
First prize: family pass to Magna, Wish you were here by the Thompson family of Coldwell Lane:
Wish you were here by the Thompson family of Coldwell Lane
Second prize: box of treats from Lounge@Crosspool: Foxy Fower by the Fowler family of Den Bank Drive:
Foxy Fowler by the Fowler family of Den Bank Drive
Third prize: family craft set: Bug hunting Bob by the Mather family of Sandygate Road:
Bug hunting Bob by the Mather family of Sandygate Road
And a judge’s special award goes to The Cows of Crosspool on Den Bank Crescent:
The Cows of Crosspool on Den Bank Crescent
Gallery of 2015 Crosspool scarecrows
1st place: Wish you were here by the Thompson family of Coldwell Lane
2nd place: Foxy Fower by the Fowler family of Den Bank Drive
3rd place: Bug hunting Bob by the Mather family of Sandygate Road
Special award: The Cows of Crosspool on Den Bank Crescent
List of all scarecrows
The full list of roads which featured scarecrows is below.
Street
Scarecrow names/themes
Cairns Road
Minions
Oh I do like to be beside the seaside
Coldwell Lane
What we are
Den Bank Crescent
The cows of Crosspool, featuring Moody Cow!
The return of the Crosspool cows, featuring skinny cow!
Den Bank Drive
Foxy Fowler, our favourite things
Den Bank Road
Happy camper
Dransfield Road
Harry Potter
Sandy
The great outdoors
Forres Avenue
Space
Hagg Lane
Manchester Road
Cowboy
My family and other animals
Joy and happiness
Unwind at the end of festival week and get into the seventies groove this evening at St. Columba’s from 8—11pm.
It’s an evening of good-time music, karaoke, dancing and all round fun with the highly-regarded Shep’s Disco. Big hair and platform shoes are optional but not essential!
Tickets are £3.50 in advance from Crosspool Pet Supplies or on the door subject to availability. BYO – glasses available.
Sheffield Folk Chorale and local young harpist Ciara Noon are the performers at this year’s Crosspool Festival Gala Concert.
It takes place on Thursday 2 July at Stephen Hill Church, Manchester Road, 7.30pm start.
Tickets, £7, include interval coffee/tea and biscuits are available from Roger Kite (0114 230 6194), Bob Hodges (0114 230 3207) or Crosspool Pet Supplies.
Can you spare any unwanted books DVDs and CDs for Crosspool Summer Fayre stalls?
If you can donate any then please call Mark on 0114 230 9469 for delivery arrangement.
Tombola prizes
If any unwanted prizes or new gifts that might be suitable for the Crosspool Forum Summer Fayre Tombola stall, please get in touch using g.m.drinkwater@btinternet.com. We can collect if necessary, or they can be dropped off locally.
The annual Summer Fayre will take place on Saturday 4 July. It’s part of the 2015 Crosspool Festival, which this year runs Friday 26 June to Sunday 5 July.
One of the best rock climbers in the world will be sharing his experiences at a Crosspool Festival event.
Having climbed the hardest sport route in the UK, Steve McClure knew from early childhood encounters with the sandstone outcrops of the North York Moors that he was destined to be a rock climber.
Now Sheffield based, his new book, Beyond Limits, tells the story of a climber and his obsessive exploration of the sport, of finding a true passion, taking it to the limits, and then the careful balancing of this passion against other areas of life to give the greatest rewards.
Steve will be giving his illustrated talk A Life through Rock Climbing on Wednesday 1 July 7.30pm (bar open from 7pm) at Hallam FC clubhouse on Sandygate Road in Crosspool.
Admission is free, but there will be a retiring collection for festival charities. Signed copies of Steve’s book will be on sale.