CALLY PARK EVENT SATURDAY SATURDAY 31 AUGUST 12-5pm

P1060917, a photo by caledonianpark on Flickr.

PARK EVENT SATURDAY SATURDAY 31 AUGUST 12-5pm

Parkside Place Summer Event to celebrate the completion of Parkside Place (new Housing that has replaced Market Estate) and the improvements to Caledonian Park.

The important events are early on: Opening ceremony by mayor 12.30. Burial of a time Capsule 12.45.

Refreshments, dog chipping, music and dance, children's activities etc will be provided

SATURDAY 7 SEPTEMBER CALLY FESTIVAL, CALLY ROAD

SATURDAY 21 SEPTEMBER CAPITAL GROWTH OPEN DAY, 11-5pm in the park. Refreshments,
Apple and orchard and history activities

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