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Bournville Village Festival – Saturday 30 June 2012

Posted by Tracy Kent on July 19th, 2011

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The date for Bournville Village Festival is Saturday 30 June 2012.  The star attraction in 2012 is the Falconry Display and the Shipston Town Band. A full programme has now been confirmed. This video will show you what fun is had at the Festival

The Craft Market is now FULL and you can see what Crafters are signed up!

If you are a charity and wish to be involved then why not check out the Application Form 2012 and see what charities are already signed up.

THE firework display from this year’s Bournville Village Festival has been captured on video by a member of the audience. (Thanks to Dave Harte for loading this up)

When coming to the Festival why not visit the Bournville Carillion and get a great view of the Festival from on high!

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3 Responses to “Bournville Village Festival – Saturday 30 June 2012”

  1. Maypole dancers registration on Monday 27 February 2012 from 1800 « Bournville Village Council says:
    November 16, 2011 at 9:21 pm

    [...] preparation for the Bournville Village Festival on 30 June 2012 plans are in place for the Maypole dancers with dates for registration and practices [...]

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  2. Final practice for everyone involved in the Maypole – Friday 29th June 2012 « Bournville Village Council says:
    January 11, 2012 at 7:55 pm

    [...] – Friday 29th June 201. Traditionally a late finish in preparation for the Finale at the Village Festival on Saturday 30 June [...]

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  3. Free seeds for Bournville children « Bournville Village Council says:
    March 17, 2012 at 10:23 pm

    [...] Enjoy planting and looking after the seeds (remember to water regularly) then come along to the Festival on 30th June and enter them in the children’s [...]

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