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Leader Live
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Leader Live
Teams wanted for fun challenge at 2025 Mold Carnival
Mold Town Council's carnival committee is calling on local businesses, groups, clubs, pubs - and everyone in between - to get involved in their It's A Knockout challenge. The carnival takes place on Sunday, July 6, at Maes Bodlonfa Park, and this year promises even more fun with the return of this wacky, action-packed team competition inspired by the classic BBC show. Read more: Flint store to launch a new concept in pre-loved fashion Think inflatable obstacles, silly costumes, foam, water, and big laughs. Gather a team of 10 adults, bring your energy, and compete for the title of Mold Carnival Knockout Champions 2025! How to Enter: • Pre-registration is required - no entries on the day. • Team size: 10 adults (18+ only, minimum height 1.4m) • Entry fee: £150 per team • Team limit: Only 18 teams can compete, so don't delay, enter today! • Duration of games: Approx. 3-4 hours It's A Knockout inflatable Photo: Knockout Challenge Limited Jane Evans, Mold Town Council's events and community engagement officer, said: "Mold Carnival is always a brilliant day out for all ages. This year, we wanted to bring something a bit different, and nostalgic, to the event to get the community involved. "I loved watching It's A Knockout growing up - it looked so much fun. So we're inviting teams to enter the competition, all teams can also join in the carnival parade pre game; wear fancy dress or your logo'ed T-shirts and make some noise as the parade makes it's way through the town onto the carnival fields, really make a day of it. Read more: The Tivoli - from cinema and dance hall, to night club and music venue "Bring your supporters, your banners, and your best game face and join us for a fantastic day of fun, laughter, and community spirit - and see if your team has what it takes to be crowned Mold Carnival Knockout Champions!" Jane added: "It's A Knockout is just one part of a fun-packed carnival day. Highlights include: The Football Association of Wales inflatable football festival. Special appearances from Transformers Bumblebee and Optimus Prime, crazy science workshops for kids. Popular entertainer DJ Cookie, back for his 14th year - supporting the event free of charge. Read more: Black Horse pub in Buckley faces demolition as shop plans submitted "We will have live performances, character visits, community entertainment, and even a visit from the Army and closing the carnival stage this year will be popular local band 50Hertz." Entry to the July 6 carnival is completely free. To get involved, request an It's A Knockout entry form or learn more about Mold Carnival, contact: events@ or call 01352 758532 (Option 3) Sponsorship packages are also available for businesses, contact events@ or call 01352 758532 opt. 3 to find out more.
Daily Record
09-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
Your guide to what's on in Lanarkshire this weekend
Here are Lanarkshire Live's top picks for fun, exciting and informative events taking place across the county this weekend. Lanarkshire is home to a whole host of fun-filled events every week and here is our pick of the bunch for this weekend (May 9-11). If you're looking for some top live music tonight, head along to Burroughs Sports and Social Club, Cumbernauld where nineties electronic duo Utah Saints will be headlining supported by the fantastic Colonel Mustard & The Dijon 5, and homegrown Cumbernauld talent This Questionable Life. The gig will run from 6pm-midnight with Utah Saints taking to the stage from 9.30pm-11pm. The last remaining tickets are on sale here. St Andrew's Hospice are holding their annual 'It's A Knockout' charity event in Strathclyde Park on Friday, May 9 and Saturday, May 10. Get ready for a day filled with laughter, fun, and unforgettable memories. It's A Knockout is the ultimate event for children, adults, work colleagues, family, and friends. No matter your age or fitness level, everyone can join in on the action and have a silly challenges to hilarious games, you'll be laughing like never before. And best of all, your participation will help make a difference, raising vital funds for loved ones and families under the care of St Andrew's Hospice. Download the Lanarkshire Live app today The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now. Get all the news from your area – as well as features, entertainment, sport and the latest on Lanarkshire's recovery from the coronavirus pandemic – straight to your fingertips, 24/7. The free download features the latest breaking news and exclusive stories, and allows you to customise your page to the sections that matter most to you. Head to the App Store and never miss a beat in Lanarkshire - iOS - Android Fun for all the family is guaranteed as Ravenscraig Regional Sports Centre hosts its Comic & Toy Con this Saturday, May 10. The action packed event in Motherwell, which runs from 10am to 4pm is sure to be a big hit with young and old. You have the chance to meet amazing artists, creators, and guests, and shop for unique comics and toys from some of Scotland's best vendors. Enjoy gaming, cosplay, and character meet and greets with Deadpool, Mario, Sonic, and Optimus Prime. This free event is perfect for collectors, fans, and families looking for a fun day out. More information is available on the Excelsior Events Facebook page. Join Kilbryde Hospice on Friday, May 9 for a night of music, dancing and bingo fun at their ever-popular Bingo Night with a disco twist. A fantastic evening will be had at St Vincent de Paul's Church in East Kilbride filled with disco vibes, exciting prizes, and plenty of laughter, all in support of Kilbryde now by calling the fundraising team on 01355 202020 or email fundraising@ to secure your spot. Doors 8pm. Elsewhere, Lanark Agricultural Centre will host Scotland's newest and most exciting monthly market this weekend. The Makers & Merchants Monthly Market launch day will take place on Saturday, May 10, starting at 10am. Set in the idyllic Lanark Agricultural Market in the heart of the beautiful Clydeside, the market will take place once a month becoming the ultimate destination for foodies and craft lovers. Expect amazing food trucks, food, drink and, of course, crafts. Meanwhile, the historic Stonehouse bandstand will be filled with the sound of a range of music as it provides the spectacular stage for a community festival. Friends of Stonehouse Park and Avondale Radio are teaming up to run the Bandstand Beatz event on Saturday, May 10, showcasing a host of talented local musicians – and with organisers saying 'tickets are flying' for the free event. It takes place at the century-old bandstand in the town's Alexander Hamilton memorial park from 1pm to 7pm, during what is the park's centenary year. Organisers promise 'a fantastic line-up of local talent [on] an afternoon packed full of performances from Ewan MacFarlane, Clay Rings, Ciaran Whyte, Pilgrims Society, Mairs Family Band, Megan Black, Ellijai, Broghan, Amy Louise and Ross Smith'. Visitors are asked to try to reach the event on foot due to the limited parking for the Lawrie Street park, and can bring picnics or sample the Park Pizzas on offer. Free tickets are available at And history buffs can take a tour of one of the finest private tombs in the country at the striking historic landmark, Hamilton Mausoleum. Book a tour this Saturday, May 10 and discover how breathtaking it is, with its massive domed interior, magnificent bronze doors, marble floors, and eerily atmospheric crypt with the world-famous echo. Tours are available on the second and fourth Saturday of each month from February to November and must be booked at least two days in advance. Tickets cost £5.35 and £4.00 (concessions), available from Low Parks Museum reception and are valid for the booked date only.
