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The Woodseats Community Festival

From: 13 July 2008

To: 13 July 2008

The festival will take place on Sunday 13th July.

The Woodseats Community Festival 2008 (now in it's
3rd year)

The festival will take place on Sunday 13th July.
Starting at 12 o'clock with a parade through Woodseats, there are events being held throughout the day including: an art and craft fair; art exhibition; live music and entertanments; stalls and workshops and a tea dance.

Traders are invited to open their business for the day or to take a stall at the festival, where a wide number of local groups will be exhibiting and
performing.

Please contact the festival group on 0114 296 0646 or email info@woodseatsfestival.org.uk for more information."

Full details of the days events can be found on the website:

www.woodseatsfestival.org.uk

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