Firth Park Fun Day

Crowds at Firth Park Festival
Crowds at Firth Park Festival

Story & photos: Seema Ghazal

The annual Firth Park Fun Day returned on Sunday 29th June and brought loads of fun activities.

People were running a variety of different stalls selling food, clothes and bags. A young group of Roma-Slovak girls put on quite a performance and an enthusiastic group of dancers gave an outstanding break-dancing routine. There were a lot of funfair rides for the little ones and sporting competitions for older young people, as well as a pirate… who turned out to be a magician.

With ‘Le Tour de France’ just around the corner, there were lots of competitions and prizes. On one stall, you could design your own Tour De France t-shirt. If your shirt got selected, you could be in with a chance of winning your own bike! And with the World Cup going on, you could have a game of football on the inflatable football pitch.

The South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue team came along and showed us all what happens when you pour water over a chip pan. This left the whole of Firth Park shocked and astonished by the results. Nearby were our local Scouts, who were also experimenting by launching a rocket. They did it all by using household items: water, empty plastic bottles and a hand pump.

Firth Park Fun day Gallery

Photos of activities on the Firth Park fun Day Sunday 29th june

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