When Birmingham’s Lord Mayor, Councillor Zaker Choudhry, opens St. Paul’s Church’s Annual Summer Fete, he will raise the curtain on five hours of fun. This year’s fete starts at midday on Saturday 15th August on St. Paul’s Square.
In the marquee, Kangs’ Summer Pavillion, visitors can paint a pot, play a golfers’ putting game and have their portrait sketched by our roaming artist.
Out on the Square, this year’s bouncy castle offers separate sessions for adults and children. Dog lovers can enter their pets for our dog agility course. Blue Dot Radio will provide our DJ, and there will be live sessions featuring singers and dancers.
Food this year is provided by local restaurant Trentina – and there will be an ice-cream van. The Jam House is providing the drinks.
The church bells will ring to welcome the fete and visitors are invited to take a guided tour of the church. Committee members will be selling raffle tickets to raise funds to help give our church a new roof.
The monthly artisans’ market will line the church path with stalls selling local crafts.
Local communities are welcome to come along, for free, and enjoy the family-friendly entertainment.
