Mayor Joins Caribbean Festivities at Orchard Manor

Orchard Manor care home in Windlesham recently hosted a vibrant Caribbean Day, filled with joy, music, and delectable cuisine. Residents, their families, and friends gathered to enjoy a delightful event that evoked the true spirit of the Caribbean.

The day was graced by a special visit from Mayor Sarbie King, who joined in the afternoon festivities. Her presence added an extra touch of significance, as she interacted warmly with residents and guests. The air was filled with laughter and the enticing aromas of Caribbean cuisine.

Orchard Manor’s Caribbean Day not only provided a wonderful experience for all who attended but also showcased the dedicated care and vibrant community spirit that the care home is renowned for. It was a day to remember, filled with love, laughter, and heartwarming moments.

The menu was a gastronomic delight, featuring a sumptuous buffet with dishes such as jerk chicken, plantain, pulled beef, and a delicious sweet potato and chickpea curry. Accompanied by a variety of dips and refreshing fruit salads for dessert, the feast provided a true taste of the Caribbean that everyone thoroughly enjoyed.

The highlight of the afternoon was a spirited performance by singer Mick Nelson. His live serenade drew smiles and inspired residents and guests to dance and sing along. The communal spirit was palpable, as loved ones shared in the joy and made lasting memories together.

Staff at Orchard Manor worked tirelessly to ensure the success of the event, creating an atmosphere of warmth and inclusiveness. The care and attention given to residents were evident, further cementing Orchard Manor's reputation as a place where family and community are paramount.