A care home team in St Ives welcomed the community for a Notting Hill inspired festival event.
Visitors enjoyed live entertainment from local singer, Cory Lewis, as well as a steel drum band.
In true festival fashion, the home was decorated with bunting and flower garlands, and party-goers were given their own special VIP passes to the event.
Residents Shirley Walker, Maureen Lewis and Peri Mundell enjoying the festival. (Image: FIELD LODGE)
Elly Norman, team member at Field Lodge, with resident Trinidad Jarrett enjoying the sunshine at the event. (Image: FIELD LODGE)
Visitors were also treated to traditional Caribbean dishes and vibrant cocktails specially prepared by the home’s talented head chef.
Peter Liddiard, aged 80, who is a resident at Field Lodge, said: “This was the first festival I’d ever been to and it was fantastic – the garden was so colourful and everyone was smiling. I love music and really enjoyed all the dancing.”
Linda Martinez, home manager at Field Lodge, added: “We were delighted to welcome the local community to our Notting Hill inspired festival where we enjoyed plenty of dancing, cocktails and sunshine.
“Our festival offered a wonderful opportunity for intergenerational interaction, as families, friends, and neighbours came together to enjoy the festivities."
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