This year's Victorian Fayre in Louth set to be even bigger
LOUTH'S annual Victorian Fayre is set to be even bigger now it is Britain's favourite market town.
The third annual Victorian Family Fayre, hosted by the Louth Town Partnership, will take place on Sunday, October 21, from 10am to 4pm.
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GETTING IN THE SPIRIT: This year’s Louth Victorian Fayre is set to be even bigger. Pictured are marshalls Jerry Gale, Patrick Neville and George Horton at last year’s event.
This year's event will be extended to Eastgate for the first time to meet the wishes of retailers seeking to join in the spirit of this popular event.
More than 100 market traders from across the county and beyond have applied for stalls ranging from arts and crafts to food sellers, while more local shops than ever have agreed to open their doors.
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To create a festival atmosphere and add colour to the street event, market traders, shop personnel and the Louth community are encouraged to wear Victorian costume to make the day complete.
There will be prizes for the best stall, the best adult and the best children's costumes.
Events organiser Patrick Neville said: "Louth's great strengths as a market town include its wealth of independent, award-winning shops, its regular street markets including the farmers' market and the diversity and quality of its local food produce on offer.
"This has now been recognised nationally in the results of the recent BBC Countryfile Magazine poll, where Louth emerged winner in a shortlist of well-publicised towns across Britain.
"It reflects not only Louth's historic charm and shopping offer, but also the hard work put in by the Louth Town Partnership, in league with the town council and other community groups."
A full programme of entertainment for all ages will continue throughout the day's activities from 10am to 4pm.
The event is supported by the Lincolnshire Victorians who will be running a series of demonstrations throughout the day.
The Victorian Family Fayre has become one of the town's best-attended community events with an estimated 4,000 people expected to attend.
Comments
by antichavs
Thursday, September 06 2012, 3:21PM
“Hahahaha, classic. But just to clarify......
Fayre - A pseudo-archaic spelling of fare meaning an event
Fair - Meaning free from bias, dishonesty, or injustice
Fare - Something offered to the public, for entertainment, enjoyment, the price of conveyance, etc.
So Good_Citizen Im afraid you are completely wrong. Back to school for you along with 90% of all the other people who comment on this site without learning to either spell correctly, punctuate correctly & write as though they're sending a predictive text message.”
by oOrotavatorOo
Thursday, September 06 2012, 2:05PM
“by Good_CitizenThursday,
"It's spelt "Fair" not "Fayre"
okay okay, don`t make an event out of it”
by Good_Citizen
Thursday, September 06 2012, 12:59PM
“It's spelt "Fair" not "Fayre"”