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Strathbungo Society AGM – Use it or Lose it!

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There will be 20th anniversary celebrations at Strathbungo Society’s AGM on Tuesday 27th October (7.30pm) at the Church of Scotland on Queens Drive.

Ironically, this celebration comes as a big question mark remains over whether the Society can continue to exist. Well-loved events such as Bungo in the Back Lanes and Bungo at the Bells are in serious danger of being axed, as the Society is in desperate need of new volunteers to keep its important work going. If anyone has any time to spare, it would be much appreciated. There is room for many peoples interests and skills, from web design and marketing to heavy lifting and tea making! This is a serious plea for help, so please do come along and show your support.

Strathbungo Society AGM

Tuesday 27th October, 7.30pm

Church of Scotland, Queens Drive

 

 

Weans in the Lanes!

A group of Strathbungo residents would like to open up the back lanes once a month for a couple of hours as a space for local children to play outside.

Here, they can get to know neighbours and spend time with friends in a place that is known to all.

There are various factors to consider in setting up Weans in the Lanes, such as safety, volunteers, parking and the level of interest in such a venture.

To hear more about the idea and to register interest and/or discuss concerns please come along to a meeting downstairs at The Bungo on Wednesday 26th August at 7.30pm.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

What’s on at Bungo in the Back Lanes 2015

We’re looking forward to seeing you all tomorrow for a great day with family, friends and neighbours! A programme of the stalls and activities we know about is detailed below, along with a map. No doubt there will be lots of good surprises on the day! The Strathbungo Society will also be warmly welcoming our area’s MSP, MP and Councillors to the event.

 

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What’s on at Bungo in the Back Lanes

Lane 1

Residents’ stalls PLUS:

Ann Sievers-Henderson – general household items

Barbara Byrne

Children’s Garden – hosted by Merry-go-Round

Face Painting

Bouncy Castle – Harvest Bible Chapel

Live Music – Harvest Bible Chapel

Tai Chi Chuan demo – behind No 4 Regent Park Square

Shawlands Academy fundraiser children’s food, activities & toilet

(find them behind No 6 Regent Park Square)

Aline-Wendy Dunlop – plants, crafts, teas

Caitlin De-Lyon – kids toys

Cross-Lane 1B

Residents’ stalls PLUS:

Architectural Trail – self directed activity. Pick up trail info from

1, Moray Place main entrance on Nithsdale Road – just up from

Sammy Dow’s

Lane 2

Residents’ stalls PLUS:

Mulberry Street Bar & Live music – see separate music programme

Trudy Dow – homemade cards and gift items

High Rise Bakers- social enterprise offering bread & cakes

Kirstin Beaton – vintage clothes and upcycling

Glad Café & Ranjit’s Kitchen – enjoy some beer and wine with the

food too!

Cross-Lane 2B

Residents’ stalls PLUS:

Bakery 47 & Funinacup coffee

Cross-Lane 2A

Residents’ stalls PLUS:

Pop-up pakora & samosas

Lane 3

Residents’ stalls PLUS:

Mulberry Street Bar Area – behind 10 Marywood Square

Live music – beside bar area

Strathbungo Society Tea Garden with live music

Lynsay Meffen – home made cards

Karen C airns – original artwork, cards & giftware

Strathbungo Society Stall & Raffle – buy raffle tickets here!

Cats’ Protectiton League

Babu Kitchen – pakora etc

Strathbungo Society Tombola Stall

Stephen O’Neill – original art work

Shimla Pinks – pakora etc

Gusto & Relish – delicious fare

Cross-Lane 3B

Residents’ stalls PLUS:

New Victoria Gardens – flowers, plants, jams and preserves

Strathbungo Society Bottle Stall – buy raffle tickets here too!

Then & Now Picture Show – garage of 52 Marywood Square

World Challenge Stall – Shawlands Academy pupils

Lane 4

Residents’ stalls PLUS:

South Seeds

Pizzacato – pizza baked in real pizza oven: behind No 5 Marywood Square

Live music – behind No 5 Marywood Square

Caroline Stafford – Swedish massage

Martin Capaldi – Surf Dogs: gourmet hot dogs

Pram Park – behind No 3 Marywood Square

Cross-Lane 4B

Residents’ stalls PLUS:

Violin Music performed by young students – behind 31 Moray Place

Home baking

Loch Fyne Seafood Barbecue – behind 27 Moray Place

Live music – behind 27 Moray Place

Cross-Lanes 1A, 3A & 4A   Residents’ stalls

Lots of other surprises & pop-ups!

Look out for: Maker’s jewellery workshop,

Gitte Griffith books, vintage crafts & bags

Christopher Robin Café

 Lane 5

Residents’ stalls PLUS:

Lynn Wilson – food & handmade cards

Children’s bric-a-brac stall

Strathbungo Society Children’s stall – buy raffle tickets here!

Live music – behind 53 Vennard Gardens

Glasgow Sport activities & coaching for children & young people

Euan Shields – hand made shabby chic house items

Hot dogs on fresh organic buns

Bungo Toilets: 1 disabled, 1 regular – behind 48 Thorncliffe Gardens

 

Get Set for Bungo in the Back Lanes 2015!

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With less than 5 days to go, stall-holders will soon be getting their wares together and residents counting their pennies to spend, as Bungo in the Back Lanes is happening this Saturday 20th June from 1-4pm.

Famous for its residents’ stalls selling everything from bric-a-brac and jewellery to homemade food and clothes, Bungo In The Back Lanes is bigger than ever and now takes place between Nithsdale Road and Thorncliffe Gardens. People are free to open up their garden or bring a table full of goods they’d like to sell down to the lanes on the day. It is always exciting to see what appears on the day – previous years have seen lemonade stalls, races and antiques in a shed plus many other intrepid ideas.

Other features to look out for this year include: Loch Fyne Seafood BBQ; NV Allotments plant sale; Babu Bombay Street Kitchen; Merry Go Round’s Childrens Garden with bouncy castle; face painting and games for children; Glad Café Garden; Then and Now In and Around Strathbungo Picture Show; Glasgow Sport’s activities for children; Bakery 47, Swedish Massage; Architectural Trail plus live music from local bands in each lane.

 

Strathbungo Society Communications Meeting

At our last Committee Meeting (21st April) we agreed to review all of the communication systems currently used by the Strathbungo Society. As it is such a wide topic, we are going to have a single item meeting to fully discuss it.

Please come along and help us with this and if you have particular skills and knowledge in this area, we’d love to have your input. Attached is the agenda. The meeting will be held on Wednesday 13th May 2015 7.30 – 9.00pm at McMillan’s, corner of Pollokshaws Road and Titwood Road. If you can’t make the meeting but want to contribute, please get in touch at chair@strathbungo.com See you there!

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