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Mind, Body & Spirit Fair
Saturday 19 August until Sunday 20 August
Well respected psychics, tarot readers, mediums, clairvoyants, aura photographers, psychic artists and other spiritual consultants will be available to offer life guidance. Therapists will be available for taster treatments and full treatments and offer advice on health related subjects. In addition there will be a range of retail stands offering a selection of products. There will be a children’s corner where little ones can enjoy the day too. You can also see a range of talks, mediumship demonstrations and workshops included in the admission price.
10am - 5pm.
One day ticket £4.75 / £3.75 (conc). Two day ticket £8.50 / £6.50 (conc). Under 16s FREE
For more details visit:
www.whitelightevents.co.uk, email: whitelightevents@live.co.uk or call Wendy on 07773 020995
Gift & Grub Fair
Sunday 27 August
You’ll nd over 120 stalls at this ‘Gifts & Grub’ Food & Gift Fair selling everything from pies, cakes and cheese to handmade craft and gift items! A fun family day out with lots of tasty treats and crafts on offer, along with rides and entertainment too!
Organiser contact details:
Olivia Burton: 07758 163 190 Mike Burton: 07719 374 028 email: hello@littlewolfevents.co.uk www.giftsandgrub.com www.littlewolfevents.co.uk
10am - 4pm. Free entry
Elsecar by the Sea
Saturday 2 September and Sunday 3 September
Late summer sees the return of Elsecar-by- the-Sea. This family event will bring with it all the fun of the seaside. There will be a community gala on Saturday organised by the Forge Community Partnership, seaside entertainment, a Barnsley CAMRA beer festival at the Milton Hall, Elsecar Heritage Railway in steam, a craft fair and much more.
See website for more details
An Evening with Geoffrey Boycott
Friday 27 October
Join us for a very special evening. To mark the 40th anniversary of his 100th Hundred, we will be hosting an evening with the cricketing legend Geoffrey Boycott.
Presented by BBC Look North’s Harry Gration, he will look back at the career of Boycott.
The ‘Greatest Living Yorkshireman’ will say exactly what he thinks about the current state of cricket and many other subjects he has hit out on in his latest autobiography, on air and in print.
The evening with be full of hilarious anecdotes; there will be an opportunity for the audience to put their own questions and the evening will be fun, ery and full of ...surprises.
7.30pm, check website for ticket details.