Grand Order of the Lost Mathom

Following on from their previous concerts at Farmer Maggot's and Milo Bolger's, the Songburrow Strollers are pleased to announce their third farm concert. To celebrate another successful crop of pipe weed, which will soon be ready for harvest, Longo Burrow has requested the Stroller's play a concert at his farm in Tookland.

The hobbits of the Grand Order of the Lost Mathom have great delight in inviting our friends and acquaintances to a party of special magnificence: Our fifth anniverary party! Much preparation is already underway for the celebration, which includes a grand meal, competitions and entertainment.

It is the day to remember the bards of old and the music they inspired.

A year has passed since the last summer's party and picnic, held outside Woodhall. Naturally, hobbits can't let the chance of having another grand feast pass by, so we are pleased to invite all hobbits to this year's summer party and picnic, held on Sunday July 29th.

Test your skill and mettle in the Grand Greenfields Gallop! Join us in Brockenborings, bring your finest pony and be prepared to outwit and outmaneuver your fellows over a challenging course. Compete for wonderful prizes and the admiration of locals and competitors alike!

Greenfields. A beautiful plain of long grass, wild flowers and many badgers. Site of a major battle between hobbits and goblins 270 years ago. Come with us to relive the legends of Bullroarer Took and our brave ancestors!

A fair lass with golden hair and a sweet voice. A heartbroken lad. The enchanted musicians of a dark Shire forest. Welcome to a magical night where old tales come alive.

The average hobbit has a nose fer a good deal, as displayed during the the biweekly market in Michel Delving. At the same time, many hobbits find their closets and chests full of unused trinkets and dusty goods. Combine this, and it is high time we had us an auction. On Sunday February 12th, we will!

Buckland. Home ter somewhat strange hobbits, many of whom like wearing boots. Swimming. Mucking around in boats on the Brandywine. I bet living next door ter that old scary forest makes fer odd habits. Would yer like to learn more about them?

The Brandywine River. Eastern border of the Shire. Ruins near the riverbank tells stories from times past, even before hobbits came to our homelands. Join us for a night of history, tales and roast sausages over the campfire!