7:00 Drinks and nibbles

7:30 Laurel & Hardy in “Them Thar Hills”

7:50 Intermission

8:00 Marilyn Monroe in “Some Like It Hot”

Tickets for this fundraising event are only £7 each.

Buy your tickets online HERE.

Alternatively you can buy tickets from a member of Saintfield Development Association.

Why not invite your family and friends to come along to this evening of classic film fun at this cute little cinema!

Everyone is welcome!

Saintfield Heritage Tour

The guided tour will take place on Sunday 15th September at 3pm and will last approximately 1.5 hours.

The tour will take in many of the fine buildings within the Conservation Area, and include a chance to enjoy an overview of the town’s heritage and a visit to the old Saintfield Railway Station.

Directions: Meet in the Memorial Garden, Comber Street, Saintfield. (From the lights on the main Belfast to Downpatrick road, turn up-hill into the main street and then take the first road on the right, Comber Street.) No dogs please.

Saintfield Masonic Hall

Saintfield Masonic Hall was dedicated on 10th June 1922.  The hall has been in continuous use since then by a number of branches of the masonic order.  In 2012 a major refurbishment of the front exterior was undertaken in keeping with the original finish.

Directions: From the lights on the main Belfast to Downpatrick road, turn up-hill into the main street and then take the first road on the left, Downpatrick Street.

Open on Sunday 15th September from 2pm -5pm.

Or, you could combine both visits, by taking the Saintfield Heritage Tour which ends up at Saintfield Masonic Hall for refreshments!

The route took the cyclists from Saintfield to Listooder and Crossgar, then over to Shrigley and into Whiterock for refreshmants.  The cyclists continued their cycle ride to Castle Espie, and via Lisbane back to Saintfield.

Photographs of the fundraising event can be seen HERE.  If you would like to be placed on the mailing list for the spring 2014 Saintfield Cycle, then please email:
events [at] discoversaintfield [dot] co [dot] uk

Saintfield Development Association’s Green Saintfield Committee is greatly indebted to the many businesses, organisations and individuals who made donations to enable the purchase of planters and flowers to make Saintfield a more beautiful place in which to live.

However this is not about SDA, this is an award for Saintfield as a community. It is for every person who has picked up a piece of rubbish and placed it in the nearest bin, for those businesses that have painted their shop fronts, and for the traders who helped water the plants. This competition is about the community working together, and it has engendered a great community spirit.

Thank you Saintfield!

The CDRCN was formed in 1995 and has expanded to cover most of rural Co Down.  It is the umbrella body for over 100 rural community organisations such as town and village committees, youth and senior organisations and other voluntary bodies.

Following her election Brenda said that she was looking forward to taking up her new position on the board of the CDRCN and representing Saintfield.