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innocent Holds Charity Fete

May 14, 2008 by Staff

Smoothie makers innocent are inviting Londoners to join them in August for a weekend of ferret racing, cake eating and Morris Dancing at the innocent village fete in Regent’s Park.

The second the innocent village fete will include welly-wanging, duck herding, dog agility (just for dogs), coconut shy, ferret racing, Morris dancing, old fashioned funfair rides, cream teas, home-made cakes, tombola, a band stand and lots more.

Organisers say there will also be a farmers’ market with stalls from Borough Market and live music from a host of artists.

The fete is being held in support of the Samaritans, Friends of the Earth, Wellchild and the innocent foundation.

Tickets are £7.50 for adults and £3.50 for kids (plus £1.50 adult booking fee / £1 kids booking fee) and will be available from May via Ticketmaster.

For more information about the innocent village fete, visit www.innocentvillagefete.com

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