Timetable

2011 Timetable for the day of The Big Green Event

Whilst we will do our best to ensure that all events run according to schedule, we do ask you to recognise that unforeseen circumstances may occur during the day and this may cause some of the events to run late or timings to change slightly.
Please bear with us if this should happen.
If you are concerned, or in doubt, simply check with one of the stall holders, volunteers or organisers on the day.

Bring along your entries for the Baking, Jam & Gin competition!
See how Locally you can source your ingredients, and use Fair Trade for the rest if you can. It counts!
Judging is at 2 pm - all entries in by 1:30pm please. Please bring them to the Ladyholme centre, - it'll be easy to spot the table for these.
Our Judge for the event is Lindsey Shackleton, who comes to join us with experience in owning Cafes in Paris and Amsterdam. She'll be judging on taste and consistancy. In her opionion its often the more rustic the appearance, the better the taste.
There's no limit to the number of entries you can bring along - or age restriction on entrants - Get the kids baking too!

Events in the Ladyholme Centre
Main Hall:	Stalls, teas, coffee & some entertainment
Demos Belly Dancing	11am and 1pm On the stage Habibti
Stalls include:	All day Massage & Reiki well-being corner Esme Breeze Fireside Bookshop Cumbria Action For Sustainability Green Footsteps Manuka Lakeland Permaculture Hubble Bubble Brass Pineapple - recyclable wares Fair Trade Stall Baking, Jam & Gin competition table Monster Mural - SLACC Nurture Lakeland - "Love your Lakes" Lakes Reflections Windermere in Bloom United Utilities Water saving Advice and Free Toilet cistern water savers
Live Music
Baking, Jam & Gin Competition	All products to be entered by 1:30pm Judging at 2:00pm
Bowness Room Talks and presentations	Approx 35mins long each, with time given over for questions
Reducing Energy Usage in Older Buildings	11am-12pm Talk by Diane Hubbard, Cumbria Green Build Festival
Footprint Buildings - the Lakes First straw bale structure	12pm - 1pm Talk by Ade Collins, National Trust Officer
Buildings and Feed-in-tariffs	1pm - 1:45pm Talk by Diane Hubbard, Cumbria Green Build Festival
Green Roofs, Energy Saving & Environmental Projects	1:45pm - 2:45pm Talk by Paul Taylor, local community resident.
Belly Dancing Workshop	3pm-3:45pm Lighten up, shake your body and experience the Fun of Belly Dancing with Kerry , Local Belly Dancing teacher
Windermere Room Sustainability Cafe	Good Food, Home made cakes, hot drinks etc. Don't miss out on the decorations made by local school children!
Events on or leaving from the Goodly Dale School Field: All Walks will be leaving from the TACT information stall at the entrance point onto the Goodly Dale School Field. Bring along any clothing, toys and children's books (under the age of 12) for the Fun Swop - See what you can pick up for yourself - or "new" toys for the kids!
Tree Awareness Walks	Times 11am & 2:30pm Take a walk with James Ellwood and Marina Ramsden as they take you into a deepening sense of awe, connection and respect for the Trees that surround us. Slowing down, using breathwork -this is an experience that allows us to reconnect more deeply with the environment around us.
Natural Music Making Workshop	Times: 2pm Explore music with Amy Boud from Indian Postal Sevices. Take a walk in the woods, learn to hear the music that surrounds us all the time - if we only pay attention. Source local materials from the environment around you to join in with the harmony of nature.
Open Mic tent	Local Musicians, sharing the space If you have a musical instrument - bring it along and get involved!
Catering	The Crepe Van
Stalls	All day Fun swop - clothing, toys and books Windermere Food Group Electric Mountain with Electric Bikes "Docter Bike" Green wood working skills and demonstration Comire Cider Westmorland Damson Association Black Gold - Passionate about Compost Craft making tent with recycled materials Fire making using a Bow and Drill Community Spirit Forest Launch Labyrinth of reflection

TACT - Towards a Community Transition

"The Transition Movement is about communities responding to the challenges and opportunities, of ecconomic crises, Peak Oil & Climate Change. Rob Hopkins, Transition Network founder