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Gig In The Garden 2007 - Ben Lawrance (27th Jul 2007 - 17:25:58) Hi All, Only 2 weeks to go until GITG and it's looking to be a fantastic night. The bands have all been confirmed and can be seen at www.gitg.org This year see's the addition of a Beer tent to speed up the service of drinks, and a BBQ. Don't forget folks that GITG is completely FREE to get in, with collections being taken for Macmillan Cancer Care. The lovely lady at The Met Office seems to think it will be a nice day for us. More information can be found on www.gitg.org, or by e-mailing me on info@gitg.org.

Re: Gig In The Garden 2007 - Finchie (29th Jul 2007 - 08:40:31) Hi Ben, Is it the same punk "The Banned", 3 brothers that hail New York ? Methinks unlikely ! Kids & me looking forward to it as we had a really great time last year. Cheers, Finchie PS Ed - I haven't posted for a while. I like your "Prove you are human" anti-spam question ! However, please could you make it a little easier as we want as many people to post as possible :-)

Re: Gig In The Garden 2007 - Ben Lawrance (2nd Aug 2007 - 19:00:03) Cheers Finchie, glad you had a good time last year. For those of you who listen to Delta Radio, you can hear my interview about GITG on Sunday 5th August between 1pm - 2pm. Not long now. Ben

Re: Gig In The Garden 2007 - Steve Read (2nd Aug 2007 - 22:47:43) Ben, Remind me again what day you want the generator collected, sorry mate its me age.

Re: Gig In The Garden 2007 - Ben Lawrance (3rd Aug 2007 - 12:16:46) Steve, Incase you don't get the voicemail message i've just left you, I thought i'd post here aswell. Thursday 9th August is collection day, in the morning if you are about. Cheers Ben

Re: Gig In The Garden 2007 - Mike Grimes (6th Aug 2007 - 23:19:49) Ben, What time does the event start & finish? M

Re: Gig In The Garden 2007 - Ben Lawrance (7th Aug 2007 - 18:06:42) GITG starts at 5pm, with the first band on at 6pm. The last band will finish at 11pm on the dot and not a minute later. If you go to the Anchor as of tomorrow (Wednesday 8th) you will see us hard at work putting it all together, come say hello (and get a round in!!!) I hope to see lots of you there. Don't forget the website! WWW.GITG.ORG Ben

Re: Gig In The Garden 2007 - Nat (12th Aug 2007 - 23:48:39) hello, Just like to say a big fat well done to everyone at the Anchor we had a great night. It was amazing to see so many local people all out having a great time for a very good cause. I think more events like this should be held in the village as it had people of all ages from the village enjoying some very talented local acts. And the anchor did turn off the music at 11 on the dot as promised which for us at the event was rubbish, but for those not supporting the event I'm sure must have appreciated that they stuck to the plan.

Re: Gig In The Garden 2007 - Freddie Dawkins (13th Aug 2007 - 13:11:18) Ben and everyone who helped - Great evening. Thank you to the whole team and the bands. Particularly liked the heavy metal boys (from Leigh Park?). Hope everyone dug deep and filled the buckets for Macmillan Nurses. Freddie

Re: Gig In The Garden 2007 - Ben Lawrance (14th Aug 2007 - 18:32:39) Well folks, what did you think? Some photo's are now on-line at www.gitg.org, with more being added when i get round to it. Video clips will also be available shortly. I'll also let you know the figure raised for Macmillan when they let us know. Roll on next year (Saturday 9th August 2008)

Re: Gig In The Garden 2007 - Mike Grimes (15th Aug 2007 - 00:22:09) Ben, Thanks, it was a very enjoyable night. More importantly it was great to see so many generations of Liphook people enjoying themselves together. Why do things like this only happen once a year? Cheers, Mike

Re: Gig In The Garden 2007 - barbara (17th Aug 2007 - 13:09:57) I enjoyed the evening too- it was good that it was so well organised that any trouble makers stayed away well done.As regards more events in the village, it is a brave soul to take this on in these days of insurance cover costs screening the helpers for child protection issues etc, it is not as easy as it first appears, also the police have their say etc I have heard that even some events at the Millenium Hall are not as well attended as they could be, so this discourages people from risking organising future events in case there is a financial loss.

Re: Gig In The Garden 2007 - nat (17th Aug 2007 - 14:10:33) hello with regards to the millennium centre as i think we now have to call it perhaps the reason not so many people attend events there is because of its lack of atmosphere to be quite honest your just as well of at the bohunt for a party or show etc these days. just my opinion.

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