This year, 2018, is the festival’s tenth birthday!
Party in the Park 10
Saturday 9th June 2018
12noon – 7pm
Plans include live music and entertainment, the Sara Holley Community Award, the announcement of Party in the Park Grant Giveaway, Peasedown’s second annual Official Push Kart Race, and a charity evening event that’s expected to raise lots of cash for a very worthy cause!
Click on the sections below for more information about the 10th festival.
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Thank you to our Party in the Park 10 sponsors, and to our official 2018 partner the Somer Valley Foodbank.
Welcome to Peasedown Party in the Park
Launched in 2009, Party in the Park is now one of the region’s biggest community events with almost 3,000 people attending. Feel free to check out details of what we do each year, and the wide range of initiatives we run in the run up to, and after, each festival. If you’d like to get involved with Party in the Park, or any of our other projects, please contact a member of the festival team.
The Committee
Each year, Party in the Park is organised by a dedicated team of local residents.
Andy Day
Push Kart Race Coordinator
Andrea Feeney
Entertainment Manager
Max Feeney
Volunteer Manager
Joy Fraser
Treasurer
Craig Gill
Webmaster/Literature Designer
Nathan Hartley
Chairman
Karen Walker
Bookings Manager/Premises Supervisor
Juliet Webb
Fundraising Manager
Helen Thorn
Secretary
Photo Gallery
Party in the Park 10
Party in the Park 2017
Party in the Park 2016
Party in the Park 2015
Party in the Park 2014
Party in the Park 2013
Party in the Park 2012
Party in the Park 2011
Party in the Park 2010
Party in the Park 2009
Grant Giveaway
£13,500 and counting…
Peasedown St John’s Party in the Park is held every summer on Beacon Field, and due to it’s success every year thousands of pounds is raised annually. The majority of the money goes towards funding the following year’s event, but the organisers always set aside a small sum of money – the Party in the Park Grant Fund, to reinvest back into the village in the form of small financial grants.