Our friends at Halewood Culturefest have had to cancel this year’s event due to the Coronavirus crisis. However, one aspect of the festival has continued and flourished as a consequence of the lockdown we have all been required to endure: the ‘Open Gardens’ demonstration. This allows the public to view some of the many beautiful gardens that are lovingly kept across Halewood.
Though difficult to do this in person, the power of Social Media and You Tube allows us to see the gardens in all their glory. One example of this is in the link below to Halewood resident, Ken Allen. Well done to Ken, the Culturefest Committee and all of the participants.
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Halewood Open Gardens
Our friends at Halewood Culturefest have had to cancel this year’s event due to the Coronavirus crisis. However, one aspect of the festival has continued and flourished as a consequence of the lockdown we have all been required to endure: the ‘Open Gardens’ demonstration. This allows the public to view some of the many beautiful gardens that are lovingly kept across Halewood.
Though difficult to do this in person, the power of Social Media and You Tube allows us to see the gardens in all their glory. One example of this is in the link below to Halewood resident, Ken Allen. Well done to Ken, the Culturefest Committee and all of the participants.