All the background on this participative creative community sustainability project is in a past blog post - please click here It includes "what and why is a Jellybrella?"
We asked for feedback and below there's a photo of two of the evaluation forms completed on May 11th (click here to enlarge):
We're proud that participants found the Jellybrella day welcoming and inviting.
Reaching parts we had not expected, David even wrote a very special Jellybrella song for one young girl who is a fan of Morrissey (think 'Jacky's Only Happy When She's Up On The Stage').
May 11th lyrics here


About 60 people came along on May 11th; over half were children. The participants were very diverse: half were english and half from many other places: several European and S Asian countries - and Mexico!
In our earlier adult workshops in March and April the balance was 2/3 of participants from countries other than the UK.
Lastly, everyone was from other countries in our February family workshop with CARAS refugee family participants. 65 took part in that workshop (2/3 were children).
A total of 140 people of all ages and cultures took part in our 5 Jellybrella workshops.


We're going to write up our collective reflections on the Jellybrella project, and we'll share our learning soon.
And we'll share our ideas for Jellybrella 2!