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Queen's Platinum Jubilee - Blossom Together (Lenton)
Lenton Recreation Ground, Church Grove, NOTTINGHAM, Nottinghamshire, NG7 2FG
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Queen's Platinum Jubilee - Blossom Together
Saturday 28 May
Lenton Recreation Ground
11am - 2pm
Join The Nottingham City Parks Team to celebrate their partnership with the National Trust to help communities ‘blossom’.
A range of free, family friendly activities will be on offer at Lenton Recreation Ground (Sat 28 May)
There is another event at St Mary’s Rest Garden (Tues 31 May) between from 11am – 2pm,
Blossom Together is part of the Platinum Jubilee Queen's Green Canopy project.
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