The Floral Pavilion Theatre - 'Keeping the Dream Alive' looks to the future and bows out with a superb programme of shows with Doddy taking the final curtain call on the 1st April (or maybe the 2nd...).
Wirral Bird Club gathers on the 4th Thursday of each month in Kingsmead Hall, Bertram Drive, Hoylake, at 8 pm.
Wirhalh Skip Felag is a local group of a National Society of re-enactors. We portray the life and times of real people (not just Kings 'n' Queens!) who lived a thousand years ago.
Wirral Cultural Diversity Group is the Creative Arts Partner of the Partnership for Racial EqualityCommunity
We have a tremendous wealth of activities and resources within our Wirral community. The Wirral we know, is made up from individuals, groups and organisations wanting to contribute to the life, excitement, interest and vibrancy of the area and consequently make a difference. Whether it's playing chess, skateboarding, writing, performing, five-a-side, dungeons and dragons, debating societies, fetes and festivals, flower arranging, playing in bands, school visits, martial arts, ferry rides or tea dances and luncheon clubs, these are some of the pieces of the jigsaw that make up the complete picture of Wirral... and there are hundreds, probably thousands, more examples. To improve awareness of what is going on in the area or in your particular area of interest, this page will develop into an information point with links to individuals, groups and organisations in Wirral involved with cultural activity throughout Wirral's communities.
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Wirral African & Caribbean Community Voice (WACCV)
Organisation Aims: The Wirral African & Caribbean Community Voice, strives to provide support and services identified by its members to ensure that black and mixed/dual heritage children growing up in the Wirral will have the necessary information and support to identify with their cultural roots and to have pride in their identity, cultural tradition and history.
Who we are?
The group provides a meeting place for people to identifying themselves as-
- Coming from an African or Caribbean heritage.
- Couples in Mixed relationship.
- None black Parents/Guardian and bi-racial children.
For further information contact:
0151 666 4437 c/o Partnership for Racial Equality or BME Outreach Worker.
Email: waccv@hotmail.com
Website: www.africanheritage.info
