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The environmental department of High Peak Borough Council have awarded the Friends of Pavilion Gardens £500 to run an exciting campaign to educate children and adults to save energy in a fun and exiting way. By using quizzes, ideas and challenges the group will provide fun information packs for children to use at home. They hope to work with school children on how to grow vegetables in their own gardens and window sills. 
During the annual May day event which takes place in the Pavilion Gardens and is run by the Friends, they will be holding a Scrap Heap Challenge- for adults and children to make something exciting or unusual from recycled materials. People will also have the chance to try can crushers and log makers.
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 Friends of Pavilion Gardens went MAD on Sunday October 19th with an exciting Halloween e vent in the park for all the family.A display of birds of prey, halloween fun and a chance to make bird boxes kept visitors busy. The Community Police were there to offer advice about any concerns on home and personal safety
Make a Difference day is an national event with the aim of highlighting the impact volunteers can make by giving the simple gifts of time, skills or muscle power.
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Give it a Go in the Gardens |
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Despite the weather, lots of people ventured into the park for a " wheelie" exciting challenge day organised by the Friends of the Pavilion Gardens. Instead of a gentle stroll through the park, old and young alike were challenged to come and “Give It a Go”, from a simple treasure hunt to a ride on a unicycle and limbo dancing. |
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It was a day of fun and frolics at Buxton Carnival this year as a group, including Friends of Pavilion Gardens , dressed up as scarecrows, gnomes, flowers and gardeners to celebrate Buxton in Bloom. |
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Regulars to the Pavilion Gardens will have noticed that the large beech tree that dominated the children’s play area has been felled. It was with great regret that the Friends of Pavilion Gardens heard from the tree experts that this was indeed necessary. |
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Friends of Pavilion Gardens
