Sea Cadets rewarded for help with the clear up
Rugby’s Sea Cadets helped with the clear up after the Rotary Spring Fair and the representatives of the organising committee from the 3 Rotary Clubs in Rugby visited the cadets at Seabrooke House to show their appreciation and donate some of the proceeds from the Fair to the group.
Thank you Rugby Area Talent Trust
One of the first groups to receive a donation from the proceeds of the Rotary Spring Fair was the Rugby Area Talent Trust (RATT) who organised 6 hours of live music on the day.
Video Highlights from 2018
This year’s Rotary Spring Fair was a great success with over 8,000 people attending on a glorious sunny day. A little over £14,000 was raised and the organisers, from the three Rotary Clubs in Rugby, are starting to distribute donations to local charities and youth groups who attended the Fair.
Here is a video compilation of photos taken on the day by the team from Dunchurch Photographic Society - Thank you!
RATT and friends to provide musical interludes
Lots of local talent will be performing in the main arena and in the RATT Space throughout the day.
G-Force will kick into action
G-Force will return to the Rotary Spring Fair with demonstrations of martial arts and ladies kick boxing!
Rotary Bursar to appear at the Fair
Simon Svihura will be playing alongside other Rotary-supported musicians as well as singers from Rugby Area Talent Trust in a cabaret style atmosphere in the RATT Space.
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Dancers get set to make an Impact
Dancers from Impact Dance are making final preparations for their performances at the Rotary Spring Fair.
Houlton sponsors the Programme
Houlton sponsorship has enabled us to reduce ticket prices for 2018 and what's more tickets bought in advance are 20-40% cheaper still!
Video Highlights from the 2017 Spring Fair
Click here to see a short You Tube video of various scenes from the 2017 Spring Fair.
Photo highlights from the 2017 Fair
Click this link to see a short compilation of photos taken by Keith Watson of the Dunchurch Photographic Society.