A popular annual bank holiday event is returning promising a day filled with music, magic, and merriment.
Lowestoft Lions Club is holding its main fundraising day on Monday at Nicholas Everitt Park in Oulton Broad.
The club has been organising significant fundraising events for the past six decades, and the Charity Family Fun Day is the latest in their long track record of support for those in need.
Lead organiser for the Lions, Mark Lanham said: “Lowestoft Lions Charity Family Fun Day will again be a daytime event running from 10am – 5pm and following positive feedback we have again put together an exciting fun day programme of entertainment with something for all ages.”
Mr Lanham further invited everyone to support their charity fundraiser, highlighting the seven-hour entertainment line-up and affordable admission.
Entry to the event, which kicks off at 10am, is £6 for adults, £2 for children aged between 5 and 15, with under 5's going free.
Mr Lanham said: “On the main bandstand stage, we will have the fab Austin Beats who are a top sixties cover band, and the fabulous Tom Tonks.
"Elsewhere on the park the crowds will be amazed by the Van Buren magic, illusions, and escapology show – followed by circus skills workshops with audience participation encouraged.
"Jay Rosa will be demonstrating his freestyle football skills during the morning and the ever-popular Andy the Clown will be on hand to keep the children entertained during the day with music, dancing, hoops and more.
“Our charity fundraiser will also include craft, charity, and food stalls as well as a small funfair and starts at 10am with a meet and greet with costume characters including two Ghostbusters.
"The fun day finishes at 5.00pm then free to view powerboat racing follows, presented by Lowestoft and Oulton Broad Motor Boat Club."
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