Ukulele band “UQ” entertain visitors in the garden
Our Chairman Gill Noble welcoming visitors to the garden and the free music event
Gill Noble introducing “UQ” the Ukulele band
“UQ” members Chris, Anne and David start their session
“UQ” Chris, Anne and David the BFG. We will set the gazebo higher next time I promise!
Visitors enjoying the sunshine and music.
Chris and Anne serenading us with their glorious voices.
Even though David was trying to hide in the gazebo I did manage to get this picture with him in it.
What a lovely way to spend a Sunday afternoon.
“UQ” during their Vera Lynn medley.
“UQ in full swing.
Sunday, live music, garden, sunshine, teas and cakes; what more could anyone want?
A very appreciative audience.
Ukulele heaven!
Ukulele band “UQ” provided a special entertainment afternoon in the Museum garden. We were treated to a huge variety of songs from Christina, Anne and David of “UQ” with medleys of songs ranging from Vera Lynn to Donovan with the theme from Dad’s Army to “There’ll be bluebirds over the white cliffs of Dover” and everything in between. Very well done “UQ”.
A steady stream of visitors came into the garden, settled in their chairs and enjoyed the free entertainment. A very big thank you to all for the donations made by you to the Cottage Museum charity. The Cottage Museum Café run by Gladys and her helpers was kept busy providing much needed refreshments and delicious homemade cakes and buns.
The afternoon wrapped up by 4pm and our chairman, Gill Noble, thanked “UQ” and all who attended plus those who provided the volunteer support for the event and café. She reminded all those present to come along to the next and last Sunday music event of the summer on Sunday 28th August when between 2pm and 4pm we will be entertained by Ian & Michelle Wright who wrote a folk song dedicated to Johnny Wield (one of the original family members that lived in the cottage who started a photographic archive of Woodhall Spa and its environs). They entered the BBC Song for Lincolnshire in 2015 and won! So tell your friends and make next Sunday a fabulous day.