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• Static Steam Pumps
• Miniature Steam Engines
• Classic Commercial Vehicles
• Classic Cars
• Demonstrations
• Cafe
• Gift Shop

Parking is FREE

Adults £3 :: Children £2 :: Family Ticket (2 Adults and 2 Children) £8

To register your interest as an exhibitor, please contact us using the information below …

More information:-

Telephone 01754 766658

Email: events@churchfarmvillage.org.uk

ARTISTS:

Mark Baumber

Beverley Blackshaw

John Byford

Anthony Cooke

Mich Cowie

Emma Cross

Steve Gould

Geoff Gurden

Anna Lenton

Nathaniel Vickers

Katherine Williams

Still working on a 2013 date for this event

At The Village we shall be having a fete on

We shall have:-

Tombola

Bric-a-Brac

Book Stall

Hand knitted items

Lucky Dip

Cake Stall

Raffle

We shall have a selection of music playing throughout the day to keep people entertained and also our delicious BBQ 

All the regular attractions at The Village will also be open, inc:

• Victorian kitchen
• Blacksmiths workshop
• Woodturning Workshop
• Withern cottage
• 18th Century farmhouse etc.

Contact: 01754 766658 for more information

13 April 2013

They shall be showcasing Original Tee Pees from the 18^th century and the contents are all authentic wolf skins, buffalo hides etc. and real drums.

Performances will be at 1PM and 3PM and consist of live music, and Pow Wow dancing

All the regular attractions at The Village will also be open, inc:

• Victorian kitchen
• Blacksmiths workshop
• Woodturning Workshop
• Withern cottage
• 18th Century farmhouse etc.

Stalls, Crafts, Music & Refreshments (BBQ, etc…)

Check back to this page for more information…

If you would like a stall for the event please contact: events@churchfarmvillage.org.uk or alternatively call 01754 766658

Join us at The Village for the lighting of the only official Diamond Jubilee Beacon in Skegness.

From 6.30pm the Village will be open to all celebrate the Diamond Jubilee.

On site we will have the award winning Yankees Burger Bar ( the Yanks love our Queen ) so why not join us for tea.

Bring your flags, bring your hats and enjoy a sing along to the music that made our nation great, Land Of Hope And Glory, Rule Britannia, Jerusalem etc.

You will be particularly welcome if

a. You can sing

b. You actually know the word( or else there could be a lot of la la la ing going on).

The evening will culminate with the lighting of the official Skegness beacon at exactly 10.26.

This is a once in a lifetime opportunity so come and join us for a great family evening celebrate 60 years of our fantastic monarch.

Please note the Village does NOT have a licence to sell alcohol.If you would like a little something to toast the Queen with please  bring it with you. All we ask is that you respect that The Village is a family attraction and that you consider making a donation to The Village.

Melanie divided her time between raising her five children whilst engaging herself fully to the development of the ‘perfect’ bear and the progression of Angelbear into the public domain. No one, especially Melanie herself could have predicted how wholly the public would take Angelbear to it’s hearts and just how huge Angelbear would become in a very short space of time.

Through her many dealings with the media, Melanie managed to bring Angelbear from a home-run concern to an organisation that was growing so rapidly , providing such a respected service and being so high in demand that after 15 months of pushing Angelbear forward, Melanie asked for more specific help in the form of a local journalist Marie Williamson, who had become a good friend following the publication of many articles to inform the local area of the work Angelbear was doing. By this time Angelbear was receiving many hundreds of bears every week, had featured in worldwide press and had become a mammoth success that few people anticipated. For Angelbear to run practically, Melanie could no longer manage every aspect of the workload alone.Melanie & Marie now run Angelbear together and have huge plans for getting as many bears as possible out to our hundreds of recipient organisations.

Since that time in late 2010, Melanie, Marie and the Angelbear team of dedicated volunteers have worked tirelessly to send many thousands of bears to children in critical situations and with the help of a dedicated army of fantastic volunteers and magnificent knitters/crocheters across the globe Angelbear has fast become the byword for being the charitable organisation that is filling the ‘gap’ in care that Melanie recognised back in 2009. We are proud to be the recipients of a myriad of funding, including from The National Lottery and will not rest until the value of immediate comfort for children in crisis is not only recognised, but integrated into the care of children in vastly different but equally as stressful situations on a daily basis.

Angelbear cannot and will not run however without YOU so please show your support in any way you can by either knitting a bear (or two), volunteering your time or by simply spreading the simple message of Angelbear – that sometimes everyone needs a hug!

For more information, please visit:

http://www.angelbear.org.uk/index.html

www.facebook.com/angelbear.org

May 11th / 12th 2013

The Knights will be back this year to once again invade the village, showcasing their armoury

There wiil be different crafts for people to see, and get involved with, and also cooking and a show of different medicines and implements used for surgery in battles.

plus dramatized story telling, archery and other short displays at random times.

Lots of interactive fun for all the family…

 All the regular attractions at The Village will also be open, inc:

• Victorian kitchen
• Blacksmiths workshop
• Woodturning Workshop
• Withern cottage
• 18th Century farmhouse etc.

Event will be from the 11th and 12th August between 10am and 4pm

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