Photos Brian Whitehead
Stalls, food, music and fun from Looping the Loop performers were just some of the attractions at the Addington Street Revival Fair today (September 1).
The theme this year was All You Need Is Love and activities took place across Addington Street, Spencer Square, Nelson Crescent and Vale. Square gardens There was vintage, bric-à-brac and handmade stalls as well as food and drink.
The Queen Charlotte, Falstaff Hotel and Eats n Beats were open, busker music was spread along Addington Street and there was a belly-dancing performance.
Vintage cars, tea-cups and a Ferris wheel were on Nelson Crescent, hairdresser Marcello was on hand with his scissors for impromptu trims which raised money for Pilgrims Hospices and the newly up-cycled caravan Cozi Van Tutti was on show.
Art, craft and entertainment activities for children and a treasure hunt were also on offer.
Spencer Square allowed people to ‘seat, eat and enjoy’, with deck chairs provided by Friends of Ellington Park and entertainment from Sabina Desir, Screaming Ally and vintage music.
In Vale Square tea and soft drinks, home-made cakes, scones and sandwiches, were available.
The Addington Street Fair just keeps getting better!
Well done to the organisers! Love the fair x
Well done Becky. A great day
So much going on…..so much to look at….so many young people….so much colour and enthusiasm….
great music …..the belly dancers were unbellyvable ….their costumes lifted the spirit …..the pony and trap man
was so believable I’m sure the pony was acting too…..everyone so happy …thanks bill and mary ..gillingham well
worth our annual trip it gets better. ….hope it goes on an on.