Posted: Fri 24th Aug 2018

Popular village festival returns to Rossett this weekend

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This article is old - Published: Friday, Aug 24th, 2018

A popular village festival which attracts hundreds of visitors each year, will return this weekend.

The Rossett Village Festival, which is held in the grounds of Darland High School, will take place on Saturday 25th August.

Organised by a team of volunteers, the event will play host to traditional fairground stalls, along with a dog show, craft fair, a kit car and vintage vehicle rally and much more,

Stalls Organiser Alison Thompson said: “Our team of volunteers want to extend a warm welcome to all to come along.

“There will be lots to do and see, and for the first time we will have a dog display team and the Techniquest Mobile Planetarium!”

The Festival runs from 12.30 until 5pm, in Darland Sports Centre & Darland High School grounds, on Chester Road, Rossett. On site parking is free and entrance is £3 for Adults and under 16s go free.



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