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FAWSLEY FAYRE

 
Saturday 21st August - A weekend of music, art & dance
Fawsley Fayre is a annual event held in Fawsley Park, Northamptonshire.
It is a celebration of life in one of the most beautiful parks in England.

 

The Parkland
In the 1760's and 70's, Lancelot `Capability' Brown, the landscape gardener, was engaged to transform the estate viewed from the manor house. He transformed the park by creating sweeping vistas, planting trees and laying lawns. Many of the trees planted can still be seen today The three lakes, are Horsepond on the north side. The Canal on the south side and largest of the three, Bigwaters.
The festival will feature one main stage and dancefloor arena, a large mongolian yurt that houses the bar, sitting/film area with café and tea tents. Further afield there will be chillout 1 & 2 where people can relax and look back on the commotion and survey the whole park from the top of the hill. There will be a cricket match on Saturday afternoon on the other side of Badby woods and then music commencing from 7pm onwards. The party will go on all night and on into the next day with a SUNRISE set from PATHAAN
This FAYRE is strictly limited in numbers and purely for FRIENDS and FAMILY so please spread the word to those who fancy an intimate weekend !

Tickets for the Fayre are £15 (per person) and can be obtained by sending a cheque payable to ?Henry Gage? to this address
c/o Ed Bigland;
XMG
Interfocus House,
4 Lancer Sq.
London
W8 4ES
RSVP edbigland@yahoo.co.uk
DIRECTIONS –
(Important – pass the Hotel and continue on to the Park).
Directions to Fawsley Hall Hotel - pass the Hall and after 500 yds you will see the entrance on your left.
Travel Info <http://www.fawsleyhall.com/sect7/subsect3/> Travel InformationDIRECTIONS TO FAWSLEY HALLFrom the M1
Exit at Junction 16. Follow the A45 towards Daventry, through Flore and straight over the traffic light crossroads at Weedon. At Daventry bear left at the roundabout and continue along the A45 to the first slip road just before the second bridge. Take the slip road (sign posted A361 Banbury, M40 South). From the top of this slip road, the turning to Fawsley is 3 miles on the left-hand side. Sign reads 'Fawsley Hall - 1.5 miles'. Follow this single-track road for 1.5 miles until you reach the wrought iron gates of Fawsley Hall. It is 14 miles and takes approximately 25 minutes to reach us from junction 16 at Northampton.
From the M40
Exiting at junction 11 follow the signs for Daventry A361. Follow this road through Wardington, Chipping Warden, Byfield and Charwelton. The turning for Fawsley is approximately 1?4 mile past Charwelton on the right hand side, marked 'Fawsley Hall - 1.5 miles'. Follow this single-track road until you reach the wrought iron gates of Fawsley Hall. It is 14 miles and takes approximately 25 minutes to reach us from junction 11 at Banbury.

 

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