Magdalen Road at night

Magdalen Road at night
December 2010
Showing posts with label Magdalen Road Village. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Magdalen Road Village. Show all posts

Tuesday, 4 July 2023

Magdalen Road street event on July 1st 2023

 For the afternoon of Saturday July 1st 2023, the road by the shops was closed and the space filled with craft stalls, food stalls, a band and lots of happy people.  Here are some reminders.






Sunday, 22 March 2020

Signs of the times (Before and during Lockdown 2020)


Where someone has guerrilla gardened in St Leonard's

Spring is around the corner


In Denmark Road


Shop window in the "Village"

Corvid - 19 is around the corner 

And a few days later ... lockdown

 

 

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Thursday, 16 January 2020

Christmas Fair in Magdalen Road, December 7th 2019

Entertainment for the younger visitors 


Crowds thronging the car-free space

Musical entertainment

Two affordable houses in St Leonard's - but not much space inside



Assorted food for everyone






Ready to sell Christmas trees 

Monday, 3 December 2018

Saturday, 2 December 2017

Magdalen Road Christmas Fair 2017

Magdalen Road was closed for the afternoon of Saturday 2nd December 2017 for the annual Christmas Fair.  Join me for a walk after dark, from St Leonards Road to Denmark Road and back again


The children's roundabout

Balloons on sale

Japanese food

The Bran Tub with seasonal food

Tents in the middle of the road

Amber necklaces and other good things

No home in St Leonard's is complete without a hand-made cushion

A bright red glow from the aprons of the staff at Bon Gout

Don't forget to look up at the lights

Buttons and other sewing things, ribbons and all

The Meat59 gazebo outside the restaurant

And an artistic arrival

There were stalls for charity

... and musicians

Coloured gazebos added a glow to the fair

A small Christmas tree


Stalls outside the shops
Stalls outside the flats

Time to add a light to your home?

And fresh local fruit

The Mount Radford was busy