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Crosspool Open Gardens

Crosspool Open Gardens this Saturday 29th June, 10am – 4pm

The Crosspool Open Gardens event offers an opportunity for the community to connect and enjoy the beauty of local gardens. For a modest admission fee, attendees can immerse themselves in the tranquillity of various private gardens, which are not typically open to the public.

This event not only fosters community spirit but also supports charitable causes, making it a meaningful day out for all involved.
With the Open Gardens £4 admissions programmes available from the Nest Café or from any Participating Open Garden, it’s easy to plan your visit.
The perfect weekend activity where you can indulge in the simple pleasures of tea, treats, and good company and for the children to learn about gardening, as they come along for free.

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DECLUTTER YOUR HOME

Looking to declutter your home and do a good deed at the same time?

The Crosspool Summer Fayre is on the hunt for your unwanted good-quality novels, romances and forgotten paperbacks.
Please give Mark a ring to arrange to drop them off on 07784 916040 or 0114 2309469

Summer Fayre
Summer Fayre

Those quirky gifts that have been gathering dust in your attics; from the “what-were-they-thinking” knick-knacks to the “it’s-the-thought-that-counts” trinkets, your donations can help make the event a treasure trove of surprises. So, if you’ve got items that scream “re-gift me,” the Crosspool community would be thrilled to take them off your hands. Just drop them off locally at the “Crosspool Pet Shop” or get in touch with Gillian at g.m.drinkwater@btinternet.com or Tele: 0114 229 5670 for collection details.

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The Sportsman Friendship Lunch

Friendship Lunch this Friday, 12noon – 3pm. The Sportsman (Ember Inn) Benty Lane, Crosspool Sheffield, S10 5N Tele: 0114 268 8011

Enjoy a two-course lunch and live entertainment from Oliver Harris, a singer and guitarist/pianist who has made a significant mark with his musical talents.
Known for his ability to authentically perform songs by iconic artists such as Elvis Presley, Roy Orbison, and Elton John, Oliver has a diverse repertoire that resonates with a wide audience.
His performances at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, particularly his Elvis Presley-themed shows, have collected critical acclaim and audience adoration, leading to multiple sell-out events. Oliver’s music, which spans heartfelt interpretations of classic hits to original compositions, shares his passion for music with listeners around the world.

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VIVA VOCE CHAMBER CHOIR

As part of the Crosspool Festival celebrations The VIVA VOCE CHAMBER CHOIR, renowned for its polished performances and diverse repertoire, invites you to a unique musical experience titled “Under Parisian Skies – A Charade of Chansons,”.

A splendidly eclectic Summer Soiree Concert-Recital
Stephen Hill Methodist Church – Saturday, June 29th. 7.30pm
Tickets: £10, Students £5, Under 16’s free – Tickets on the door (cash)
Further programme information their website vivavoce.org.uk and on the EVENTS page.

This event not only demonstrates the choir’s talent but also extends a warm invitation to singers seeking a new and fulfilling challenge to join their ranks. an excellent opportunity for those who have stepped away from singing or are searching for a musically rewarding change to witness the choir’s passion and skill first-hand. For more details on the choir’s history, past events, and future engagements, interested individuals can visit their official website or explore their past events.

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Scarecrow Competition

“Hi there, have you started making your scarecrow for this year’s competition”. 

If not, why not pop into the Crosspool Pet Supplies on Sandygate Road and pick up your entry form or download one Here. 

The Crosspool Summer Festival’s Scarecrow Competition is a treasured tradition, inviting the Crosspool community to display their creativity and spirit.

This year’s theme, ‘ Sports Personalities,’ offers a broad canvas for participants to express their admiration for sports icons in a fun and unique way.

With an entry fee of only £4, it’s an accessible event for all residents in the Crosspool area. The display period from Friday, June 28th to Friday, July 5th will allow the public to appreciate the ingenuity of your scarecrow.

 The winners of the three excellent prizes, donated by local businesses, will be announced at the Crosspool Summer Fayre, Coldwell Lane Park/Sports Hall, Saturday 6th July 2024.

This event not only encourages community engagement but also supports Crosspool Festival Charities, making it a meaningful and enjoyable occasion for everyone involved.

We can’t wait to see your creations!

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Whirlow Hall Farm Fayre

The Whirlow Hall Farm Fayre 2024 promises to be an unforgettable event for the entire family. With a wide array of activities, from creative workshops and sports games to thrilling rides and live entertainment, there’s something to spark joy in every visitor.
The fayre also offers a unique opportunity to indulge in a variety of street food while enjoying live performances or to unwind at the pop-up bar. For animal lovers, pony rides and a dog agility show add to the excitement.

The event is not just about fun but also about community and discovery, with local crafts and produce stalls, and classic cars on display for the aficionados. This family-friendly event, with its affordable ticket price for adults of £6 and free entry for children, coupled with free parking, is meticulously planned to ensure a hassle-free and delightful experience for all. It’s a day to create lasting memories, enjoy the company of loved ones, and celebrate the vibrant local culture.

Book your ticket via http://www.whirlowhallfarm.org

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Carers Week 2024: Putting Carers on the Map

Carers Week is a national campaign held annually to raise awareness of caring and to recognise the huge contribution carers make to millions of families and communities in the UK. It also highlights the support carers receive in their own communities and Crosspool is a wonderful example of this.

As well as special events for the NHS and employers, there’s a full week of activities for carers, starting with Songs of Praise this Sunday where you’ll hear some of our carers’ stories as they’re filmed on a regular walk at Whirlow.

You can find more information about Carers Week on the Sheffield Carers Centre website:

The June Carers café will take place earlier in the month than usual on Monday 17th at 10.30am at Stephen Hill Methodist Church when we’ll be able to catch up with each other and plan some summer meetings.

Please come and join us and if you know someone- a friend or neighbour- who is a carer or former carer, bring them too.

 For more information, contact Jan Outram at jan@sheffieldcarerscentre.org.uk tel: 0114 278 8942 or Briony Broome at briony.broome@hotmail.co.uk mobile:07801532954

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FULWOOD FETE

FULWOOD FETE, Sunday 9th June 2024, start 13.30, Whiteley Lane Fulwood Sheffield S10 4GL

This Sunday’s Fulwood Family Fun Day promises to be an enjoyable event for all ages, supporting the commendable efforts of local charities such as “Care in Crosspool” and “Say it”.

Attendees can look forward to an array of engaging activities, from browsing through a variety of stalls to enjoying live music that adds a festive atmosphere to the gathering. The event is not just about fun; it’s also an opportunity to indulge in a diverse selection of culinary delights, including authentic Indian street food, classic pizza, and refreshing beverages from a coffee cart and bar.

The inclusion of dog agility adds a unique twist, inviting families to participate with their furry friends while ensuring a safe environment by keeping them on a lead.

With no entry fee and an open invitation, this event stands as a testament to community spirit and the joy of coming together for a cause.