Carolside Summer Fayre & Car Boot Sale

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Carolside PTA are holding their annual Summer Fayre & Car Boot Sale on Saturday 7th June at Carolside Primary School!

About Carolside Summer Fayre & Car Boot Sale

Listed Under Charity and Fundraiser Events / Community Events / Family and Kids Events / Food and Drink Events / Outdoor Events / Shopping Events

Our summer fayre is back again on Saturday 7th June! It’s shaping up to be another amazing event with bouncy castles, games, BBQ and much more...

We are hosting our ever popular car boot sale and looking for people/businesses who would like to take part please email us at carolsidepta@gmail.com if you are interested!

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