Organisers of the ever-popular Woodhall Spa 1940s Festival have announced the dates for the 2018 event.
The festival, which this year saw over 45,000 flock to the event, will run over the weekend of July 7 and 8, 2018.
Showcasing everything great about life in the 1940s, the festival is ran completely by volunteers.
Human mannequin displays in Primark
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Models in Marks and Spencers
Organisers have also announced the dates for the 2019, 2020 and 2021 festival.
The Woodhall Spa 1940s Festival Facebook page posted: “You may notice that the 2018 date is a week earlier than our traditional weekend.
“This is because we have to work around several other large events taking place in the village in July, all of which would impact on the scale of our event or affect the kind of features and entertainment you should expect from us if we stuck to the middle weekend of July.
“This hasn’t been a fast or easy decision to reach – one full of complexities – hence the time delay in announcing the date, but this weekend is the best possible option for 2018. We’re looking forward to cracking on with the plans for next year.”
Dates for the next four festivals are as followed:
2018 – July 7 and 8
2019 – July 13 and 14
2020 – July 18 and 19
2021 – July 17 and 18
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