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Saturday 26th June 2010 on Gold Hill Common
We are delighted to announce the 2010 Feast Day will take place on 26th June.
The three charities to be supported will, once again, be the Maria Taylor Trust, The Parish Church and the Youth Centre.
The organising committee is working on delivering another first class event and further information will be posted here as it becomes available.
Activities and displays already booked include:
Fun Fair
Punch & Judy
Cheerleaders display
Musical entertainment - bands - dancing - singing etc
There will be plenty of advertising and sponsorship opportunities and we would be delighted to hear from you in order to discuss how we may work together.
Stall pitches now on sale : £50 per pitch or £30 for local not for profit groups. 20% discount if booked and paid for before 28th February 2010.
* STALLS BEING BOOKED FAST SO DON'T DELAY*
Prize draw full colour event programme - advertising available from just £50.
Sponsorship opportunities:
Bronze Level = £250+
Sliver Level = £500+
Gold Level = £1000+ * 1 GOLD LEVEL SPONSOR ALREADY TO DATE - CHALFONT ST PETER PARISH CHURCH *
Platinum Level = £2000+
Programme Sponsor = £1500+
Main Arena = £3000+
Main Stage & PA = £3000+ *SOLD - CHALFONT ST PETER PARISH COUNCIL *
Likewise we welcome contact from anyone who feels they could assist us in any way.
We are delighted to announce the 2010 headline act is the UK's leading Queen Tribute Band
Reviews of the Bohemians
'The best Queen tribute you will ever see'Jackie Smith, International Queen fan club.
'Thank you guys, Brilliant!!'Brian May, Queen.
'It's uncanny'. Roger Taylor, Queen.
'The best Queen tribute ever'. Annemarie Bertschi, Mercury Phoenix Trust.
'It's not just magic, it's heaven for everyone'. Gary Barker, Queen Heaven web site.
'This is the best you are going to see or hear ever'.Leslie-Anne Jones, Freddie Mercury & Queen biographer.
'So close it's scary' Jim Jenkins. Queen Biographer. Co-Author of "Queen as It Began"
'A brilliant show'. Spike Edney, Queen's keyboard player.
'Could almost be the real thing'. Pete Feenstra (Music Promoter)