Big End to the Year for Busy Band

Tenbury Teme Valley Band had a hectic end of year in which it raised thousands of pounds for charity.

The band had a very busy and successful 2018, including playing during the busy summer season in front of large appreciative audiences at three Worcestershire Parks- Abbey Park Evesham, Lido Park Droitwich and Gheluvelt Park Worcester.

Great War Armistice Centenary Commemorations

Commemorating the Hundredth Anniversary of the end of the First World War.

Tenbury Teme Valley Band was honoured to support the Tenbury Royal British Legion in commemorating the hundredth anniversary of the end of the First World War.

The band entertained shoppers, on two consecutive Saturdays, outside Tescos in Tenbury Wells and raised money for the Poppy Appeal.

Tenbury Applefest 2018 and 2019

The band was very proud and excited to perform at Tenbury Applefest again in 2018 and is eagerly looking forward to the 2019 event.

Each year Tenbury Wells, The Town in the Orchard, celebrates the Mighty Apple with a one day event held on the Town’s Burgage Recreational Area.

The 2019 Applefest is being held on Saturday October 5th, 2019.

Frank P Matthews Ltd set up a magnificent display of over 250 different varieties of apples. Their knowledgeable staff are on hand to talk about them and also apple/tree husbandry to help people get the best out of their trees.The Marcher Apple Network spends the day identifying different varieties of apples bought in by visitors. There is a vast array of Trade stands for everyone to browse and enjoy …some people have said they like to start their Christmas shopping at the Applefest.

Throughout the day there is a variety of entertainment for everyone to enjoy from local school children, the Tenbury Teme Valley Band, Leominster Morris Dancers, Tenbury Royal British Legion Choir and the Bromyard Town Crier.

There are Alpaca Treks with Temevale Alpacas, Trevor Hills Animal Encounters, a Magician and also the Pearl Lake Ukelele Group (PLUG).

 

 

Coreley Concert

Tenbury Teme Valley Band played at a concert in Coreley Memorial Hall and raised the wonderful sum of £300 for the hall and St Peter’s Church, Coreley.

It was a lovely evening with refreshments and a raffle. The band wishes to thank the organisers for such a warm welcome and looks forward to performing again in 2019.

 

Buoyant Band Boosts Boat Appeal

The band was proud to support this wonderful charity by playing in beautiful surroundings:

A community has begun fundraising to buy a new purpose built narrowboat.
The boat will replace the current boat Pamela May which is equipped with a wheelchair lift and disabled toilet facilities so that no one is excluded from enjoying local canals.

The Pamela May is run by the Droitwich Waterways Trust Limited, a charity which runs trips for members of the community and promotes the preservation of the Droitwich Canal.

They are now nearing their target of £110,000 and held a Pamela May Day in David’s Garden, Ash Lane, Martin Hussingtree, Worcester. The two acre garden is divided into areas each with its own unique planting. Some of these areas include a romantic folly, a secret fairy garden, a beach garden and wildlife pond, a jungle and a Japanese tea garden. New additions for this year are Ironhenge and the bee garden which is a haven for wildlife.


There was entertainment all day, which included Morris Dancers, The Tenbury Teme Valley Band and Droitwich Community Choirs.
The author of Agatha Raisin and the Hamish Macbeth book series, M C Beaton, was in attendance to sign books.

Delicious refreshments were available and the day ended with a balloon race.