sat 16 june - sun 29 july · royal british legion (abbots langley) and back to the front project,...

SAT 16 JUNE - SUN 29 JULYIN VARIOUS ABBOTS LANGLEY LOCATIONS

folk m

usic

craf

t fair

classical music

wedding dress

exhibitionflower festival

poetry

flower arranging

singi

ngta

lks

art exhibition

family ev

ents

story telling

garden parties

conc

erts

theatre

coffee mornings

african drumming

heritage

16 June ArtHUB Drop-in, Children’s Art Morning16 June Giles Abbott, Traditional Storytelling for children – “Jack Beyond the Beanstalk” 16 June Giles Abbott, Traditional Storytelling for adults – “The Fisherman and

the Genie” from the Arabian Nights19 June Church of the Ascension, “Gold and Cinnabar – The Tradition of Holy Icons” –

talk & demonstration21 June Children Singing afternoon event22 - 24 June St. Paul’s Church, Langleybury, “Wedding Belles” Exhibition22 June Mike Dr. Blue – “Nothing But the Blues”23 June Abbots Langley Gardening Society Exhibition – All about Honey Bees23 June Friends of St Lawrence, Open Garden and Cream Tea25 June - 14 July

ArtHUB Exhibition, Abbots Langley from Every Angle

26 June “Me and My Bee”, A Musical Comedy for the Whole Family28 June Abbots Langley Flower Arrangement Society, “Changing Times” –

Demonstration by Lesley Sturdy29 June Kan Beng, “One Voice, One Night”30 June Abbots Langley Gardening Society Masterclass, How to Propagate Plants30 June African Drumming Workshop for all the Family30 June Bruce Boardman and Friends, A Relaxed Evening of Jazz2 July Royal British Legion (Abbots Langley) and Back to the Front Project,

“A Boy Called Herbert”3 July The Poetry Corner, “Homecoming”4 July Flatpack Theatre, “For and By Youth” – primary schools drama challenge5 - 8 July Abbots Langley Gilbert & Sullivan Society, “Music & Laughter 2”6 - 8 July St Lawrence’s Church, Flower Festival7 - 8 July Abbots Langley Crafters, Craft Fair8 July Abbots Langley Orchestra, Summer Golden Anniversary Concert11 July British Red Cross (Abbots Langley), Annual Coffee Morning13 July Sing-Along Sound of Music14 July Eleanor Sidaway, Silk Painting Workshop14 July Abbots Langley Local History Society, Heritage and Archive Day14 July Kings Langley Community Choir, “In Concordia” Concert15 July Langleys Drama Company, “Bus Stop Banter”17 July Woodside U3A, “When Rodgers Met Hammerstein” –

a talk by Stephen Barnard19 July Abbots Langley Gardening Society, “Show Gardens and Real Gardens” –

a talk by Tom Stuart-Smith23 - 29 July Abbots Langley Local History Society, The Hendersons – Exhibition23 - 29 July Abbots Langley Local History Society, The Hendersons – Guided Tour25 - 28 July Abbots Langley Players, “Middle-Age Spread”

At a glance

Welcome to ALF 2018! We are delighted to present to you the details of this year’s Abbots Langley Festival; we think you’ll agree that the programme is diverse, interesting and fun, and there’s lots for everyone to enjoy.Congratulations to Daniel Garrod, who designed our eye catching logo in our competition for children last summer! We’d like to thank a number of people for making the festival happen this year, in particular the participating groups and individuals who are giving time and effort to bring you more than 30 different events this year in 13 venues. We are indebted to Three Rivers District Council for their support, and to our other sponsors and advertisers. Abbots Langley Parish Council has provided practical advice and support too, which also is much appreciated.It’s now time to enjoy 6 weeks of great local activities and entertainment. We hope you have a great summer!Festival Coordinator, Henderson HUB

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained within this guide but it is subject to alteration without notice.

A brief history of the Abbots Langley FestivalThe first festival was conceived in 1991, organised by a small committee comprising Philip Joslin, Alan Johnson, Claire Stevenson and John Sutton. The committee had recognised the wealth of local talent in the village, and the first festival was a great success. The Association of Abbots Langley Performing Arts Societies was formalised, and the unbroken pattern of biennial ‘festivals of the arts’ became established. The first festivals were fairly modest in scope but always included performances by the Abbots Langley Players and Abbots Langley Gilbert & Sullivan Society in the Henderson Hall, and other regular favourites.After the 13th festival in 2016 ALPA, the organising committee decided to stand down after 25 years of dedicated work, and the Henderson HUB was asked to take on the organisation of future festivals. We are delighted to do so and thank Paul Goggins, John Sutton and all the other members of ALPA for all that they have done to organise the festival over so many years.

Children’s Art MorningDrop-in

Henderson HUBThe Henderson Hall, High Street Abbots Langley WD5 0AR

10am to 12:30pmSaturday 16th June

Drop-in Free

We all know of Jack’s adventures up the Beanstalk, but did you know there are thousands of other Jack stories? Come to the HUB and storyteller Giles Abbott will take you with Jack on some wild and wonderful adventures!Giles Abbott is one of the UK’s leading storytellers delighting audiences of children and grown-ups in schools, festivals, and theatres all over the UK and internationally. His storytelling is dramatic, poetic, funny, mischievous and beautiful.

“Jack Beyond The Beanstalk” Henderson HUBThe Henderson Hall, High Street, Abbots Langley WD5 0AR


4pm duration 1 hourSaturday 16th June

Tickets: www.ticketsource.co.uk/thehub (booking fee), 01923 601280 or The Henderson HUB (no booking fee)

£5 unreserved seating. Refreshments available.

Giles Abbott is one of the UK’s leading storytellers, beguiling audiences of adults in the UK and internationally with storytelling for grown-ups who love the wonder in a good story. In this cycle of tales, one of the oldest in the Arabian Nights, a fisherman and a genie trade tales as each tries to outwit the other. Tales are funny, ghastly, cruel, devious and sometimes bizarre. You will thrill at the twists and go home feeling like you’ve been on a wonderful journey.

“The Fisherman and the Genie” from the Arabian Nights

Henderson HUBThe Henderson Hall, High Street, Abbots Langley WD5 0AR

8pm duration 1 hour 30 mins plus intervalSaturday 16th June

£8 unreserved seating. Licenced Bar.

Pop in during the morning to have some fun colouring and contributing to our large pictorial map of Abbots Langley which will be displayed throughout the festival in the Henderson HUB lobby for all to see and enjoy. All materials provided (including refreshments to keep your creativity fuelled).


Traditional storytelling for adults with Giles Abbott

Traditional storytelling for children with Giles Abbott

venueno.

venueno.

venueno.

1

1

1

A brief history and explanation of the traditional techniques and images used in Holy Icons: a talk and demonstration by local iconographer Susan Cooke, together with an opportunity to try out some of the techniques.

Gold and Cinnabar

The Church of the AscensionChurch Hill, Bedmond WD5 0RN

7.30 - 9pmTuesday 19th June 2018

Car parking behind Church £3 on the door. Includes tea / coffee and cake.

Children from the local village schools will come together for an afternoon of singing forming a massed choir of over 100 children. In addition each school will perform an individual item.

St Saviours Church96 The Crescent, Abbots Langley WD5 0DS

2 - 3pmThursday 21st June

No tickets required Admission is free, but a retiring collection will be taken in support of a children’s charity

Discover the lives and loves of some of the local community and parish. Weave your way through a stunning display of wedding dresses with their stories. Explore the different fashions through the decades from the 1940s to the present day. Refreshments available each day, stalls on Saturday.

Friday 22nd 9am - 4pm, Saturday 23rd 10am - 4pm Sunday 24th 11.30am - 4pm

Friday 22nd, Saturday 23rd & Sunday 24th JuneNo tickets required payment on door Entry: adults £2, concessions £1, children & students free

Wedding Belles St Paul’s Church LangleyburyLangleybury Lane, Hunton Bridge WD4 8QQ

venueno.

venueno.

venueno.

The tradition of Holy Icons2

3

4

The Church of the Ascension, Bedmond

Mike “Dr Blue” Nothing But The Blues


8pmFriday 22nd June


£8 unreserved seating at tables, Licenced bar open throughout.

An exhibition about the Gardening Society’s honey bees. Drop in to see a demonstration of how a beehive works and the life of local honey bees. Suitable for all ages.

all about honey beesHenderson HUBThe Henderson Hall, High Street Abbots Langley WD5 0AR

10am - 12 noonSaturday 23rd June

Free

Join us for a themed World War One afternoon. There will be sandwiches, cream teas, a licenced bar, and live musical entertainment from the era. Explore the beautiful two acre gardens of the Abbots House, the hidden jewel in Abbots Langley.

Open Garden and Cream TeaThe Abbots House Gardens High Street, Abbots Langley WD5 0AR

12 noon - 5pm

The Friends of St Lawrence Church

Abbots Langley Gardening Society

Saturday 23rd June

Pay at the gate

Find us next to the ‘Abbots in Transition’ Community Market

Entrance tickets £5 (children age 3 - 12 £2). Ticket includes free cup of tea or coffee / glass of juice.

Visit our website: www.abbotslangley.org.uk/home/friends-of-st-lawrence.html to find out more about The Friends of St LawrenceOr telephone: Jan Taylor 01923 262565

Mike ‘Dr Blue’ award winning musician and international solo blues singer. Two sets of original ‘authentic blues’ (Blues in Britain), from the singer described as ‘having a voice like a bear’.Visit his website and discover more about the bluesman described as being ‘the bastard son of Howling Wolf and Tom Waites’. www.mikedrblue.com

venueno.

venueno.

venueno.

1

1

5 with WW1 Centenary theme

An exhibition of works by artists of the area on a given theme of “Abbots Langley From Every Angle”

ArtHUB Exhibition

Henderson HubThe Henderson Hall, High Street Abbots Langley WD5 0AR

10am to 4.30pm Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays10am to 12.30pm Wednesdays and SaturdaysFridays 12.30 - 4.30pm

25th June to 14th July

No tickets required Free entry

Multi award-winning theatre company, ThisEgg, invites you to save the world – one bee at a time. A new family comedy with live music. Plant the seed for change, join the Bee Party.Climate change is massive. Bees aren’t. Our fuzzy little friends need our help and so we’re launching a political party disguised as a party party disguised as a show. There’s only one problem. The bees are dying and without them, we will too.

Me and My Bee

6.45pm, duration 1 hour

Tuesday 26th June

A family show for children AND adults, recommended 5+ years.£9, (£7 under 16s)

Lesley Sturdy will be arranging flowers in both traditional and contemporary designs. All of her arrangements will be raffled at the end of the evening. Raffle tickets will be sold at the beginning of the evening so you will have a chance to win a stunning flower arrangement.

Changing Times

Doors open 7pm. Event starts at 7.30pm

Abbots Langley Flower Arrangement Society

Thursday 28th June

Tickets available on the door

Entry free for members and £6 for non-membersRefreshments during interval - tea/coffee & biscuits 50p

Henderson HubThe Henderson Hall, High Street, Abbots Langley WD5 0AR

Henderson HubThe Henderson Hall, High Street, Abbots Langley WD5 0AR

A musical comedy for the whole family

A flower arranging demonstration by Lesley Sturdy

“A rarity… deliciously eccentric” Lyn Gardner for The Guardian “a riotous, cleverly constructed and hilarious family show” The Stage


venueno.

venueno.

venueno.

1

1

1

Abbots Langley From Every Angle

Kan Beng

Gardening Masterclass


Abbots Langley Gardening Society DepotNext to the Manor House Allotments & Community Centre, Abbots Langley WD5 0AP

8pm

9.30 - 10.30am

Friday 29th June

Saturday 30th June


Drop-in

Tickets £10 for advance bookings or £12 on the door

Free to members and non-members


One Voice, One Night

How to propagate plants

Come along to our FreeHUB family African drumming session. This is a FREE event and open to all ages. Learn how to drum and create African rhythms, improvise and have fun. Drums provided and no experience necessary just prepare to have a good time.

African DrummingHenderson HUBThe Henderson Hall, High Street Abbots Langley WD5 0AR

10am - 2pmSaturday 30th June

Drop-in Free

Kan Beng (one voice in Mandinka) is a band whose music blends traditional melodies and rhythms from various cultures with Western styles of music to create a unique and intoxicating concoction of traditional Mandinka folk, Berber folk, Jewish folk, funk, drum, & bass and rock. Their influences are eclectic and far-reaching, making for exciting, unpredictable music that mirrors the harmonious message at the band’s core: that music is a universal language that can unite all cultures. One voice born from many.

An opportunity to find out how to take cuttings of your garden plants – drop by to learn from keen members of the Gardening Society. All materials provided, but bring a piece of your favourite plant if you wish.

Event for all the family

venueno.

venueno.

venueno.

1

6

1

Bruce Boardman & FriendsHenderson HUBThe Henderson Hall, High Street, Abbots Langley WD5 0AR

7.30pmSaturday 30th June


£10 unreserved seatingLicenced bar

As part of the “Back to the Front Project”, Tim Wigmore will provide an insight to the Great War through the life of local lad, Herbert Bushby Cave. Tim will tell the story of Herbert’s time in the Territorial Army and his War Service.

A Boy Called HerbertAbbots Langley & District Men’s Club21 Trowley Rise, Abbots Langley, WD5 0LN

8pmMonday 2nd July

Tickets on the door £2

A Relaxed Evening of Jazz

venueno.

venueno.

1

7

Royal British Legion (Abbots Langley) & “Back to the Front” Project

Bruce and his friends return to the festival for what is bound to be another popular appearance. The line-up includes top UK drummer and award winner Clark Tracey, former Acker Bilk sideman Mike Cotton, ex-Loose Tubes saxophonist / clarinettist David Bitelli, former Paul Weller bassist / singer Ruth Bitelli, and ex-George Melly pianist Bruce Boardman. The HUB will be laid out with small tables in ‘cabaret style’, and the bar will be open throughout the evening. What better way to enjoy a relaxed evening of jazz music with your friends? Do come and join us.

As this is the centennial year of the ending of the First World War we will begin with poems on the theme of ‘Homecoming’. Your own writings on this and all other topics would be especially welcome!

HomecomingSt Saviours Parish Centre96 The Crescent, Abbots Langley WD5 0DS

2 - 4pmTuesday 3rd July

Please contact Eily Goggins for more information on 01923 264562. Parking is available

No tickets required, and no charge

venueno.3

The Poetry Corner PetryoC no er r

the

Henderson HubThe Henderson Hall High Street WD5 0AR

Abbots Langley & District Men’s Club21 Trowley Rise WD5 0LN

St Lawrence Church HallHigh Street WD5 0AS

Abbots Langley Community CentreManor House Grounds WD5 0AP

Abbots Langley Gardening Society DepotNext to the Manor House Allotments & Community Centre WD5 0AP

The Manor HouseGallows Hill Lane WD5 0DD

venueno.

venueno.

venueno.

venueno.

venueno.

venueno.

venueno.

venueno.

venueno.

venueno.

3

8

15

6

9

7

11

10

13

Methodist Church HallLangley Road WD5 0EJ

St Saviours Church96 The Crescent WD5 0DS

St Lawrence ChurchHigh Street WD5 0ASThe Abbots

House Gardens High Street WD5 0AR

Tibbs Hill Road

Gallows Hill

Lane

Hig

h St

reet

The Crescent

Trowley RisePopes Road

Langley Road

Abbots Road

Sergehill Lane

High Street

The Church of the AscensionChurch Hill, Bedmond WD5 0RN

venueno.2

St Paul’s Church LangleyburyLangleybury Lane Hunton Bridge WD4 8QQ

A41

Bridge Road

Langleybury Lane

venueno.4

Church of the NazareneThe Brow, Woodside WD25 7NW

venueno.

12

Th e Brow

New

house Crescent

Abbots Langley

Bedmond

LeavesdenLangleybury

For And By YouthHenderson HUBThe Henderson Hall, High Street, Abbots Langley WD5 0AR

Primary Schools Drama Challenge

1.30pm Wednesday 4th July

Enquiries contact 07958 238800 £2 on the door

Following on from the success of Music & Laughter in 2015, we have produced a new programme of songs from musicals old and new, with lots of laughs and beautiful tunes to have you humming and smiling all the way home! Directed by Katherine Bunting and Musical Director, Eric Wilson.

Music & Laughter 2Henderson HUBThe Henderson Hall, High Street Abbots Langley WD5 0AR

7.30pm Thurs, Fri, Sat 3pm Sat and Sun

Thursday 5th - Sunday 8th July

Tickets: www.algss.ticketsource.co.uk, [email protected] or 07502 426721

£12 (all performances) 16 & under £5

This year’s Flower Festival is based on the theme of ‘The Glory of the Garden’, a poem by Rudyard Kipling. We’re confident this will inspire a wonderful set of creative and imaginative floral displays in the height of the English summer.

Flower Festival ‘The Glory of the Garden’

St Lawrence Church High Street, Abbots Langley WD5 0AS

Friday 6th 10am to 7pm (the Youth Choir will sing in the church from 6.15pm to 7pm). Saturday 7th 10am - 6pmSunday 8th 11am to 6pm

Friday 6th - Sunday 8th July

Free entry; donations welcome for Help for Heroes and the Church

Abbots Langley’s Primary Schools have each been invited to conceive and produce a ten to fifteen-minute drama with a cast of up to fifteen. All the participating schools will then bring their works to the HUB and perform them in the theatre environment. Flatpacktheatre hopes to repeat the successes of previous festivals in bringing together our schools at the heart of the village for a fun afternoon and a taste of performing to the community. Check to see if your school is taking part.

Refreshments will be available.

Flatpacktheatre

Abbots Langley Gilbert & Sullivan Society

St Lawrence Church

venueno.

venueno.

venueno.

1

1

8

An opportunity to see a variety of arts and crafts by local people, including textile skills, woodwork, papercraft, lacemaking, jewellery and many more.

Craft FairSt Lawrence Church HallHigh Street, Abbots Langley WD5 0AS

Saturday 10am - 5pm, Sunday 10.30am - 4 pmSaturday 7th & Sunday 8th July

For further information contact Moira Bunting on 01923 262242

This concert celebrates the 50th anniversaries of both the Orchestra and the Community Centre where they rehearse regularly. Conducted by Gonzalo Acosta and led by Marion Garrett.Mozart: Symphony No.31 “Paris”, Vaughan Williams: “The Lark Ascending”, Tchaikovsky: Symphony No.2

Summer Golden Anniversary Concert

Abbots Langley Community CentreManor House Grounds, Abbots Langley WD5 0AP

7.30pmSunday 8th July

Tickets £10 at the door; under 18s admitted free with an accompanying adult

Join us for our annual fundraising coffee morning in the lovely surroundings of the two acre garden at The Abbots House. There will be stalls with homemade cakes, plants, books and bric-a-brac. If it’s raining, we will be in the Barn (in the grounds of the Abbots House).

Annual Coffee MorningThe Abbots House Gardens High Street, Abbots Langley WD5 0AR

10.30am to 12 noonWednesday 11th July

Pay at the gateEntrance: tickets £2.50, includes coffee or tea and a biscuit. All proceeds will be donated to the British Red Cross.

Admission is free, but donations are welcome, to be shared between ‘DEMAND’, Breakspeare School, St Lawrence Church, and The Friends of St Lawrence

Abbots Langley Crafters

Abbots Langley Orchestra

British Red Cross Society - Abbots Langley

venueno.

venueno.

venueno.

9

10

5

Workshop – Introduction to Silk Painting with Eleanor Sidaway


10am - 12.30pm

7:45pm (doors open 7pm)

Saturday 14th July

Friday 13th July

Please contact Eleanor on 01923 269317 or email [email protected]

Booking by phone on 01923 601280 or online at www.ticketsource.co.uk/thehub

£24, all materials included. Booking essential

£5

Exhibits will include: old maps, vintage photos, books, publications, and displays by the Methodist Church to celebrate their 140th Anniversary and Abbots Langley’s Great War Project “Back to the Front”. Coffee Shop open till 12 noon.

Archive ExhibitionMethodist Church HallLangley Road, Abbots Langley, WD5 0EJ

10am - 3.30pmSaturday 14th July

Free entrance (any small donations gratefully accepted)

Discover the fun and fascinating art of silk painting. This workshop ‘goes with the flow’ to explore some of the exciting effects which can be achieved with paint, water and salt on silk and how this can be applied to create a mini landscape and free-flowing flower. Suitable for beginners (minimum age 12).

Polish up your wimple and clear your tubes, it’s the silly season event of the summer! The original, the best, sing-along movie ever! Cheer, Boo, Hiss, Cry, and Sing lustily! Join us for a fun evening at the HUB. Bar open throughout and all for our usual ultra-low ticket price.

FilmHUB

Abbots Langley Local History Society

venueno.

venueno.

venueno.

1

1

11

Sing- Along-Sound Of MusicHenderson HUBThe Henderson Hall, High Street Abbots Langley WD5 0AR

Kings Langley Community Choir is performing at the Festival for the first time. Harrow Apollo Male Choir share the Concert with us, and this promises to be an evening of rich harmonies. The event is in support of WORKAID (www.workaid.org). The Concert is sponsored by Haart Estate Agents.

‘In Concordia’St Lawrence ChurchHigh Street, Abbots Langley WD5 0AS

7.30pmSaturday 14th July

www.ticketsource.co.uk/kings-langley-community-choir or 07714 701316 or via Elvira’s Café, Henderson HUB

Advance tickets: £10 (seniors: £6 & U16: £3) Inc interval refreshment

A semi-scripted short sketch set at a bus stop with our students showing off their drama skills and abilities – unique comedy timing, vocal talents and improvisation genius! Each student is a pleasure to work with and collectively Langleys Drama Company rocks!

Bus Stop BanterHenderson HubThe Henderson Hall, High Street Abbots Langley WD5 0AR

2pm and 5pmSunday 15th July

Tickets available from Sarah Crosby [email protected]

£3 adults, £2 children (and under 3s free)

A talk by Stephen Barnard, plus a book sale, refreshments and an update on all the activities of the Woodside U3A.

When Rodgers met Hammerstein

Church of the NazareneThe Brow, Woodside WD25 7NW

10am (doors open at 9.30am)Tuesday 17th July

Refreshments during interval – tea, coffee & biscuits free

Entry free for members; £1 for non-members. Tickets available on the door

A talk by Stephen Barnard

Kings Langley Community Choir

The Langleys Drama Company

Woodside U3A

venueno.

venueno.

venueno.

1

12

8

The Hendersons – Exhibition

The Hendersons – Guided Tour

Henderson HUB GalleryThe Henderson Hall, High Street, Abbots Langley WD5 0AR


Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday 10am - 4.30pm, Wednesday and Saturday 10am until 12:30pm

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday 5:00 pmWednesday and Saturday 2:00 pm

Monday 23rd - Sunday 29th July

www.allhs.org.uk

www.allhs.org.uk

Free entrySouvenir brochure & other literature available for purchase.

Free

Monday 23rd - Sunday 29th July



In December 1902, Henry William Henderson presented a village hall to Abbots Langley. The exhibition explores the origins of the Henderson family, their involvement in our village, the tragic death of Elvira Henderson at the age of 31, and the surprising return of her son Ronald in 1956.

Free guided tour of the Henderson Memorials after the exhibition. Abbots Langley village – meet outside the Henderson HUB.

venueno.

venueno.

1

1

International landscape designer, Tom Stuart-Smith from Bedmond, will talk about making ephemeral gardens at flower shows, and how this relates to his work making gardens that last a bit longer. He’ll also talk about his work at the 2018 Chelsea Flower Show, as shown on TV. Tom has an international reputation for creating gardens that combine naturalism and modernity. Eight of these have been awarded gold medals, and three have won ‘Best in Show’ at Chelsea.

Show Gardens and Real GardensThe Manor HouseGallows Hill Lane, Abbots Langley WD5 0DD

8pm (doors open at 7.40pm)Thursday 19th July

For tickets email [email protected] £10 for ALGS members, £12 for non-members

a talk by Tom Stuart-Smith


venueno.

13

Middle-Age SpreadHenderson HUBThe Henderson Hall, High Street, Abbots Langley WD5 0AR

Evenings: 7.45pm, Saturday matinee 2.30pm

Wednesday 25th - Saturday 28th July

Box Office 08448 045354 All seats £9

Bell ringingSt Lawrence Church Bell Ringers

Also look out for…

Abbots Langley Players

by Roger Hall

venueno.1Three middle-aged couples are trapped in the suburban way of life bored with themselves, their spouses and their daily routine of job or family or household chores. They are six very ordinary people, but they are portrayed with sensitivity and sympathy. There’s excitement and revelations, yet in the end they must return to their routine. Middle-Age Spread was produced in London’s West End to great acclaim, winning the 1979 Laurence Olivier award for Best New Comedy.

And finally…Our thanks to all the organisations, groups and people who have come together to produce the 2018 Festival. It’s been a pleasure to pull together such a wide range of events with something to suit all tastes and age groups, and we do hope that you’ve found things that appeal to you and your family.

Looking ahead…We sincerely hope the 2020 Festival will build on what we’ve achieved this year and on the foundations of previous festivals. If you have some ideas about an event that you, or your group, could add to the next festival, please let us know!

Finally, the task of coordinating the festival does take time and effort and will start in the autumn of 2019. We will need volunteers to help take on this role. If you could help us, please contact us at [email protected]

M 0777 999 1551 (John)

T 01923 350596

Abbots Langley

[email protected]

petermagnusdesign.co.uk gr

aphi

c de

sign

& w

ebsi

te d

esig

n • charities • NGOs • start-ups • SMEs

etc

logosevents leaflets vehicles identitiesbrochuresstationery newsletters social mediainfographics

We’re proud to have worked with

Abbots Langley Festival on the Events Guide

design

sat 16 june - sun 29 july · royal british legion (abbots langley) and back to the front project,...

Documents