The Rotary Fair

Bank Holiday Monday
29 May 2023
on Twickenham Green

The UK has a lovely tradition with local fairs. Every green space around our Borough seems to light up at some point during the summer months to bring out stalls and fun activities.

The Rotary Fair provides an opportunity for numerous charity stalls to publicise their activities and display their wares. But the other purpose of the fair is to provide a lovely day out for everyone who lives or works in Twickenham.

Please come and enjoy the fair, which continues the tradition of the HANDS Charity Fair on Twickenham Green every late May bank holiday. We hope HANDS will see The Rotary Fair as a worthy successor to their many successful years organising and running the fair.

If you would like to apply for a stall at the fair, please go to The Rotary Fair website therotaryfair.uk

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