Showing posts with label games in the park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label games in the park. Show all posts
Friday, 3 August 2012
Games In The Park - BD4 Youth Dance Group
This was an impressive piece of choreography by the BD4 Youth Dance Group, performed to a Caribbean tinged version of Dave Brubeck's Take Five at the Games In The Park event on Sunday. The group of thirteen to eighteen year olds have performed before in Centenary Square and were due to appear at the Bradford Mela which was sadly cancelled due to bad weather earlier this year.
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BD4 Dance Group,
games in the park,
Lister Park
Thursday, 2 August 2012
Games In The Park - Scouts With A Boxing Glove
This enthusiastic and energetic local scout group played some unusual games at the Games In The Park event in Lister Park on Sunday. In this particular game each scout had to jump in turn over a boxing glove which was being swung in a circle at just above ground level, quite hard work, but fun, and fun to watch!
Wednesday, 1 August 2012
Games In The Park - Lister Park
This was seriously good fun, Games In The Park in Lister Park on Sunday, an event aimed mainly at children with traditional children's games and other entertainment, such as African dancing, and as you can see it wasn't just the kids having some fun!
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dancing,
games in the park,
Lister Park,
Manningham
Monday, 18 June 2012
imove On The Street - Northern School Of Contemporary Dance
Performers from the Northern School Of Contemporary Dance in Centenary Square on Saturday. They were heading for the mirror pool where they performed a kind of balletic dance in the water, unusual, unexpected and fascinating, I've never seen anything quite like it before.
Sunday, 17 June 2012
imove On The Street - Ponydance
This was part of today's entertainment in Centenary Square, imove artists bringing the art of human movement to the city of Bradford. The day was a combination of 'Games In The Park', traditional games for younger children and 'imove' artists performing on stage and around Centenary Square and the mirror pool. I've had to respect the wishes of the organisers for me not to publish any pictures of children taking part in the event, but there was still plenty to photograph, as you can see.
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