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Events in Lancashire

Easter Sunday Funday and Farmers Market/Craft Fair

An event in March in Lancashire
Guy‚s Thatched Hamlet
Preston
Event begins: 30th November -0001
Easter Sunday Funday and Farmers Market/Craft Fair ends on 30th November -0001
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The annual Easter Sunday Funday and Farmers Market/Craft Fair take place at Guy‚s Thatched Hamlet on Sunday 23rd March 2008. The event is being organised in conjunction with Vine House, Cancer help. The Farmers Market and Craft fair starts at 10am - to book a stall please call; Anne on 01995 642485. The Easter Funday starts at 1pm with lots of fun for all the family ˆ Egg Rolling, Easter Egg Hunt, Easter Bonnet Competition, Egg Decorating, Punch & Judy Magic Show, Kiddies Farm, Falconry, Fairground Rides and the Darrell Edwards roadshow

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