Stormy winds and occasional rain failed to dampen spirits at Berrow’s annual summer fayre on Saturday (16th June), when an afternoon of entertainment was enjoyed by large crowds.
The popular event, held on the village’s Millennium Field off Red Road, included displays by Berrow’s Kung Fu group Fei Lung Kwan, police dogs, a Zumba group, the Stage 2 drama group, and a birds of prey charity.
There was also a cake competition, an alternative dog show, Scruffs, and traditional stalls and games.
Co-organiser Lynn Smith told Burnham-On-Sea.com: “The fayre went really well with lots of people braving the windy weather. Thankfully, the rain stayed away for most of the day.”
“The arena attractions seemed popular, although unfortunately the birds of prey couldn’t fly as it was too windy.”
She added: “Special thanks must go to the volunteers who gave up their time to help organise the event and run the stalls. Thanks also to the people who put on all of the displays and demonstrations throughout the day. We couldn’t do it without you.”
The fayre was organised by Berrow Community Association’s Entertainment Team and all proceeds go towards the Berrow Village Hall Project.
