Sleaford 1940s day building up to be a big event
They will be repeating the nostalgic event held last year in the school grounds, off Eastgate, on Saturday June 3, from 11am to 4.30pm.
Admission is free and the joint organisers say they have fantastic entertainment lined up, plus free attractions for the family, stalls and food and drink.
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Hide AdEntertainment will include tours of the historic William Alvey School Air Raid Shelter which was built for pupils during the Second World War and has now been turned into a mini museum as well as a learning resource.
Award-winning Sleaford Town Crier John Griffiths will be keeping people up to date, 1940s vocalist Miss Sarah-Jane will be singing at points throughout the day, as will The Blighty Belles.
Kesteven Morris dancers will perform, as will magician and children's entertainer Billy Biscuit.
There will be a 1940s Home Front living history display, historic vehicles from the era, Boutique Cuts doing 1940s hair styles, a display by Thorpe Camp Visitor Centre. There will be lots for children such as a bouncy castle by MCS Inflatables, Dais'ie Events, Express entertainments, a Punch and Judy show and Miller Magic Big Band.
You can bring a picnic to enjoy in the grounds. Only assistance dogs permitted.
Millstream Square in town will also be holding its latest pop up artisan market from 10am – 3pm.