Friends of Montgomery Street Park is a group of local people dedicated to transforming Montgomery Street Park into a vibrant and well used community space.  More about us...

Summer Fair

Montgomery Street Park, 28th August 2010

Once again this year the Friends of Montgomery Street Park are organising a Summer Fair.  We hope to build on last year’s hugely successful event.  If you are interested in being involved or assisting in any way, be that through hiring a stall within our mini market; making a donation to the tombola stall; assisting with setting up and taking down; contributing to our open mic. poetry stage; assisting our event coordinators with kid’s events, entertainment and competitions; then get in touch via the Contact Us page.

In any case, note the date in your diary and ensure you don’t miss out on your own local festival of fun staged within the wonderful realm of your own community park!

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PICNIC IN THE PARK!!!

We held our picnic on Sat 29thMay. It was well attended and the rain stayed off!  Indeed, the sun even made an appearance!  Lots of fun was had by all and a great community spirit was evident.  We even raised some funds!

Look out for photographs coming to the website and our new Facebook page soon...

Thank you to the many people who helped in the organisation and on the day. We were also supported by the following businesses and organisations to whom we would like to say a big thank you:

LOTHIAN AND BORDERS POLICE  *  LITTLE MOVES  *  BOUNCINCASTLES

WORD OF MOUTH CAFÉ  *  RENROC  *  LONDON ROAD CHURCH

MARGARET BLACKWOOD SHELTERED HOUSING  *  THE BIKE STATION 

CENTRE POINT CHURCH  *  117th EDINBURGH GUIDES AND BROWNIES

EERO AND RILEY  *  K2LEGAL SUPPORT

Contact Us

Please complete the enquiry form on the Contact Us page with any queries you may have. We will respond as soon as possible, however please do bear in mind this organisation is run entirely by volunteers in their spare time.

You can also contact us by dropping a note into Eero & Riley or Manna House on Easter Road or Cafe Renroc on Montgomery Street.