peace and wellbeing family fest 2018
| Event Title | Company or Artists | Artist Names | Time |
| Poetry | Poets Anonymous | Ted Smith-Orr, Ann Smith, George Wright, Mary Champion, Peter Evans and Arriane Destiny | 12.30pm |
| Learn Anthem for Peace Dance | Beeja | Anusha, Seema & Suresh | 12.42pm |
| Surrey Jive | Nicola | Nicola, Paul Sheppard | 12.59pm |
| Indian Classical Dance | Linnea Husmann | Linnea Husmann | 01.21pm |
| Poetry | Charles Mulvihill | Charles Mulvihill | 01.29pm |
| Poetry | Hansika Jethnani | Hansika Jethnani | 01.38pm |
| Poetry | Turkish Poetry group | Melis Penic Gumus | 01.47pm |
| Belly Dancer | Brixton Belly Dancers | Anjanie Dindyal, Kah Wei Ng | 01.59pm |
| Indian Film Dance | Asha Unnithan Company | Shradha Vivek Unnithan | 02.11pm |
| Poetry | Richa Jindal | Poetry in Hindi | 02.16pm |
| Learn Anthem for Peace Dance | Beeja | Anusha, Seema & Suresh | 02.28pm |
| Indian Classical Dance | Pranita Choudhry | Pranita Choudhry | 02.50pm |
| Poetry | Joe Duggan | Joe Duggan | 03.02pm |
| Peace Festival – Music, Poetry and Dance | Katie Rose, LMP, Shaniqua Benjamin Beeja & visitors |
Katie Rose, LMP, Shaniqua Benjamin Peace Dance – Beeja & audience |
03.14pm |
| Indian Folk dance | Angai Tamil Shool | Sahana, Sreemaa, Tarani, Yazhini, Nivitha, Swetha & Jaanu | 04.02pm |
| Indian Classical Dance | Kshetra Dance Company | Abinaya, Sahana and Angel | 04.08pm |
| Poetry | Miss Esi Yankey | Miss Esi Yankey | 04.20pm |
| Poetry | Poets Anonymous | Ted Smith-Orr, Ann Smith, George Wright, Mary Champion, Peter Evans and Arriane Destiny | 04.32pm |
| Indian Film Dance | Divya Ravindran | Vishruth & Aamir | 04.41pm |
| Ghanian Dance | Gye Nyame Dance group | Gye Nyame Dance group | 04.46pm |
| Thank Yous | 05.03pm |
Anthem for Peace Dance was choreographed to the Peace Anthem by Anusha Subramanyam and Vipul Sangoi, Beeja.
With this ongoing project the volunteers of the Friends of Park Hill Park aim to bring together a diverse group of Croydon’s religious, cultural and community groups by asking them to create a garden together. The resulting garden will not only commemorate the 100th anniversary of the close of WW1 but enable those involved in the garden to regularly meet, develop friendships and find common ground between each other in the garden, promoting peace between ALL our different Croydon communities in the 21st Century.
The design is made up of a frame of 12 small, individual gardens each given to a separate group, which together creates a wonderful living patchwork of peace framed by hedges of rosemary & lavender, plants which in themselves signify peace. The patchwork of gardens will eventually have intersecting pathways and surround a central paved area for meetings, music, picnics and performances, not just for the communities involved in the garden but for all of Croydon to enjoy.
The garden design will eventually be wheelchair accessible via the pathways, as will the central performance area. The cost of creating the garden will be raised via donations, crowdfunding and the sale of exclusively designed ceramic tiles carrying permanent messages from supporters of the garden that will be laid as a colourful permanent frame inside the performance area.
If you’d like to become a supporter of the Peace Garden and have your very own tile for peace permanently in the garden and, or just join in and volunteer in the community garden, please get in touch withinfo@parkhillpark.org for details.