NAILSEA
PEOPLE
Trendlewood Community Festival
Saturday, August 28, 2021
Nearly 2,000 people went to Trendlewood Community Festival on a sunny bank holiday weekend and it was the friendliest crowd ever.
It was a fabulous, fun and free event with market stalls, music on the main stage and a playground full of activities and classic vehicles all at Golden Valley Primary School.
People of all ages sporting an array of fashion and carrying portable seating graced the festival.
Sorry about the dozen or so dogs who were refused entry - education authority rules.
The sounds of Abba rocked the fans and the big beat sounds of heavy metal could be heard as far away at The Perrings but no-one really minded.
The backstage team led by Courtney please take an enormous bow because this was fantastic afternoon and a thank you to the stallholders, barbecue people and all the other many volunteers.
Click on the slideshow to view more than 50 photographs from the day.
Nana’s Caribbean Cuisine
Saturday, August 28, 2021
HOT, HOT, HOT: The Moorend Spout and Nana’s Caribbean Cuisine at Union Street brought a bit of West Indian cuisine and culture to Nailsea on a lovely summer bank holiday Saturday, August 28. It was a sell-out event with live steel drum band, all you can eat food deal and al fresco diners listening to their favourite reggae music in the sunny pub garden all for just £20 per adult. Well done Holly Tempan and looking forward to the next beanfeast. Thank you Hayley Gould, Will Hellier, Rick Hand and Holly for sharing the photos. For further information on ordering weekend takeaways email nanascaribbean@gmail.com