Picnic in Blackpool's Solaris Park proves a tasty way to celebrate Queen's Platinum Jubilee
The Friends of the Solaris Park in Blackpool’s South Shore didn’t want to let the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebration pass them by.
They organised a ‘Picnic in the Park’ event on Sunday (June 12) to celebrate the milestone.
There were stalls, children’s activities, live music, face painting, dance lessons for adults and children and fun with Blackpool Circus school.
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People were invited to bring along their own picnic or buy refreshments from the cafe in the Solaris Centre.
With live music from the bands B.U.G.S, Noches de Salsa, Route 55 and a 40s trio, there were plenty of sounds to keep people entertained, in addition to a set by DJ Des Basterfield.
Helping out on the day were young people from Blackpool’s Police Cadets and Air Cadets.
Rossalyn Tindall, secretary of the Friends group said: “We had a very positive feedback and would like to put on another event like this in the future.”
Anyone interested in joining the Friends group can email: [email protected]
