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Goose music stage at Dulwich Festival Fair - TODAY! Sunday 11 May!


Sue

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For the last few years, The Goose Is Out! has (have?) run a stage at Dulwich Festival Fair, on Goose Green - just opposite the EDT, where The Goose started out oh what seems like so many years ago but was actually only 2008!


In 2014, as in previous years, there will be a mix of solo/duo performers, bands and our local folk choir. The performers are mainly drawn from local talent, and will not be solely folk musicians.


The fair itself is always fun, with craft and food stalls and activities for the children (if they can drag themselves away from bopping in front of our stage, of course!)


The fair itself starts at 11am, and the live music starts at 12 noon.


Each set starts on the hour, with a fifteen minute change between sets.


This year the line-up will be:


12 noon - Stuart Forester and Carol Anderson


1pm - The Dulwich Folk Choir


2pm - Duo Mistral


3pm - John McClean and The Clan


Click below for more info about The Goose Is Out!


http://www.thegooseisout.com


Fingers crossed for good weather!

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