Festival for everyone

Romano Jilo Dancers at Abbeyfield Park Festival
Romano Jilo Dancers at Abbeyfield Park Festival

Story:Vivien Urwodhi

Photos:Anwar Suliman and Cecelia Vincent

Abbeyfield Park Multicultural Festival continued for another year thanks to the local volunteers who made it happen.

People from all of Burngreave’s communities came together to enjoy the entertainment in the park on Sunday 10th July. Regular host MC Nige presented new faces and old on the stage. Performers showed their talents in singing, dancing and martial arts for the crowds.

The field, that is often empty and quiet on other days, was noisy with music booming out the flavour of the 2011 festival. Caribbean, Pakistani and English food were on offer, as well as the usual football area, bicycle maintenance, tea tent, circus skills, stalls, henna, face-painting and children’s games. And for the second year running a successful health zone.

Many thanks to all the organisations who have supported the festival this year.

Have a look at our photo galleries of the festival – links below:

Abbeyfield Festival Photo Gallery 1

Gallery of photos taken by Anwar Suliman at the 2011 Abbeyfield Park Festival.

Abbeyfield Festival Photo Gallery 2

Photos taken by Vivien Urwodhi at the Abbeyfield Park Multicultural Festival 2011.

Abbeyfield Festival Photo Gallery 3

Pictures of activities and stalls at Abbeyfield Park Festival taken by Cecelia Vincent and John Mellor.

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