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SUMMER FETE LATEST

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WANT A FREE DAY OUT WITH THE FAMILY?
It is possible to while away 4 hours at our fantastic Summer fete (Sunday 19th August) without spending a penny. Entrance is free so why not bring a picnic, sit down and watch our free entertainment in the Arena, look at the lovely classic cars and motorcycles, pet the animals from Mucky Bucket Farm, Learn circus skills with Top Banana Circus or Samba with Big Noise Community Samba Band, play laser tag with Peter Ashley Activity Centres, or enjoy the YBUS - All absolutely FREE.
Of course if you have some money to spend we have all the usual attractions Funfair, bouncy castles, Bungee trampoline, Carriage rides even a dog show courtesy of Downlands Vet (only £2.50 a class with all proceeds going to Brentlodge wildlife hospital) and over 80 stalls. You can nibble on burgers/hotdogs , Hog Roast, jacket potatoes, tea/coffee and cakes, donuts and have an ice cream to cool you down or enjoy a tipple with The Mobar - mobile bar Hire. The weather forecast is looking good so do come along!

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