‘Kew without the Queues’ at Acton Allotments Open Day

Live music to be provided by A Wing and a Prayer

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June 29, 2023

You are invited to visit local allotments on an open day which is taking place on Sunday 16 July.

There will be a chance to have a look around, meet the plot holders and buy plants at what are described as ridiculously low prices.

The Acton Gardening Association runs two sites near Bromyard Avenue opposite Perryn House and opposite Bromyard House (W3 7LP) and at Oak Way site behind Vale Estate (W3 7BP).

The sites will be open from noon to 3pm and the event is billed as ‘Kew without the Queues’.

Live music on the day will be provided by Chiswick based ‘A Wing and a Prayer’ performing a mixture of country, rock and roll and Irish music. They admit to being at the different end of the age spectrum to another local band Askew who recently performed at Glastonbury with an average age of 70 but promise a gig in Acton equivalent to the one held recently in Worthy Farm.

It will be a busy weekend for A Wing and a Prayer who two days earlier are playing at a Quiz Night with Pizza at the Chiswick Catholic Centre on Dukes Avenue.

For more information on the Open Day contact actongardening@outlook.com.

 

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