Jumble Trail

It's time folks, Bethnal Green Voices begins on the 18th October 7-9pm... we'll be in The Chapel at St Margaret's singing songs to soothe our souls and connect to the earth. Simple rounds, nourishing harmonies and playful improvisation. If you fancied joining a singing group this may be the one. All voices and abilities actively encouraged. We look to build your singing confidence in a nurturing space. £8 concession, £10 waged, first session free, register here https://tinyurl.com/bethnalgreenvoices bring someone new and that session is half price. I cannot wait to sing with you all. ❤️ martinarandles.com/sing-together feel free to reach out if you have any questions. x

Want us to share your Jumble Trail event on our page? We would be delighted, drop us a DM with the details :-)

I can’t believe it’s been nine years since Jumble Trail began. I was working in a job that I didn’t really enjoy. I was reading about community artists that created projects to redesign how we interact with each other. I remember going to talk by Jeremy Deller and being inspired. In the beginning, I didn’t think it was going to be a success. I was so concerned I’m getting 10 houses on board, I went over to the top flyering as many houses as I could with hand stamped invitations, explaining what I was doing. I then went and flyered the same houses with an actual flyer. There is a snowball effect where the fear of missing out kicks in and everyone starts to get on board. I remember the year when there were 12,000 people going on Facebook and 500 houses taking part. It was such a great feeling to know that the energy I’ve put in was totally worth while and had been matched with the generosity of the community around me. It’s amazing what can happen if you galvanise people. What a gorgeous memory to hold in my heart. I am so pleased that Jumble Trail lives on.

People of Windsor...Are you missing a dose of community spirit, active recycling and charity fundraising! Have you partaken in a lockdown clear out or to be refused at the charity shop? Use your driveway to sell or give away your unwanted things. Keep the cash or donate all or part of it to charity. Register your address for £10 and be featured on the published trail. All registration proceeds go to The Kyangala Trust registered charity number 1145757 (www.kyangala-trust.org.uk)

Dear Jumblers,

It has been four years since we started Jumble Trail and we have come a long way with events happening across the country and well established events getting bigger every year.

As our personal circumstances have changed it has become increasingly difficult to manage the site in our spare time as well as secure the £4k per year we need to cover costs or find additional funds to make the site better.

With this in mind we will not be registering any new Jumble Trails from now on and plan to turn the site off in April.

Our hope is that Jumble Trails will continue to happen without us and the spirit of community, reuse and recycling will live on.

We will send a final communication later this month.

Thanks for your support you have been amazing.

The Jumble Trail team

we’re totally in 💖with this photo. Beautiful humans having lots of fun playing. Great toys too 👍🏻🐈

New plate use bought for 50p at oh what joy 😃👍🏻

Thanks for a fantastic event people of 75 stalls of joy. We still have lots of events this weekend and next with this Sunday and gate. Clapton on 24th too 🙌🏻and many more.

Children are our future, this is such a lovely way of being an everyday hero. Well done to anyone out there giving.

Thanks Wimbledon Guardian for the lovely write up on this Sundays Colliers Wood Jumble Trail we hope you south London jumble trailers will join us and grab a bargain. There are currently 63 stalls and climbing for this event. Well done to Jacqui Fromberg the event Champion for really pulling it out of the bag!

This free event in Colliers Wood aims to encourage Wimbledon and Wandsworth residents can sell and recycle unwanted items when the jumble trail takes place in Colliers Wood this Sunday (September 3).