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Brogdale Farms Cherry Festival

An event in July in Kent
Brogdale Farm
Faversham
Event begins: 30th November -0001
Brogdale Farms Cherry Festival ends on 30th November -0001
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If you are looking for a great day out then one of the Brogdales Collection Festivals will be perfect for you. We celebrate the fruits that are in season in a fun way for all of the family.

There will be activities throughout the day that include: cooking demonstrations, fruit tasting and sales, craft stalls, live music, guided tours and self guided walks, bouncy castle, childrens activities, mini railway, delicious food served throughout the day along with a bar and refreshments.

There will be free parking all day !!!

Telephone: 01795 536250

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