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Appley Day Returns To Ryde This Week

Appley Day returns to Ryde this weekend.

The annual event takes place on Saturday (October 8) from 11am to 3pm.

Local group, Friends of Appley, supported by Ryde Business Association, Ryde Town Council and Goodleaf Tree Climbing have arranged a day of park based activities.

Families and friends are encouraged to come to the park, bring a picnic (weather permitting) and enjoy different activities.

Highlights on the day include:

  • The Appley Tower Players performing ‘Where there’s a Will there’s a way – scenes from
  • Shakespeare’ at the tower at 12pm
  • Appley Tower open day 11am to 2pm
  • Fungi Foray with The IW Natural History Society at 11 am
  • Kieran Larwood reading from his latest book at 1.15pm
  • Wonderfell Theatre Company performing folk tales at 11 am
  • Plus, much more including Bird Aware Solent, Save our Hedgehogs, Goodleaf Tree
  • Climbing, giant bubbles with 2 nd Ryde Sea Scouts
  • Tour of Britain presentation for designers of the ToB flags and trophy designs.

Thanks to the support of Ryde Rowing Club, New Carnival (NC) will be exhibiting some of the work of local young people created for the Tour of Britain.

The Tour was cancelled due to the death of the Queen so work produced will be shared for the public to see as a celebration for all the creativity leading to the event.

Hannah from the NC said:

"Children from Oakfield HAF project and our local schools have produced some outstanding work celebrating the Tour of Britain race and cycling.

"We really wanted them to have a chance to exhibit their costumes, artwork and flags to the public, they worked really hard and we are looking forward to showcasing their work."

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