Residents, families, and colleagues at
HC-One’s Cedar House Care Home in Harefield, Middlesex, were treated to an unforgettable afternoon as the home hosted its first-ever Barn Dance, complete with Western-themed activities, food, and live entertainment.
Despite a cloudy start, the weather soon brightened, allowing everyone to celebrate outdoors in true Western style. The event was made even more special with the attendance of the Mayor of Hillingdon, who joined residents and colleagues to mark the occasion.
The home’s catering team prepared a delicious Western-themed buffet, while live music was provided by Tony Collins, an accomplished fiddler, guitarist, and emerging songwriter from Oxfordshire. His lively performance had everyone clapping along, and he later joined the Mayor in a light-hearted music quiz, much to the delight of the crowd.
Home Manager at HC-One’s Cedar Houe Care Home, Patience Sibanda, said:
“It was a wonderful afternoon, full of joy and laughter. Seeing our residents, their families, and our colleagues come together to enjoy live music, great food, and a fun theme was truly heartwarming. We are so grateful to the Mayor, and Tony Collins for helping us make this first Barn Dance such a success.”
HC-One’s Cedar House Care Home is proud to provide opportunities for residents to engage with their local community through meaningful events like this one, which promote wellbeing, connection, and plenty of fun.