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Ballymoney Spring Fair

Castlecroft Square, Seymour Street, Station Square, Church Street, Ballymoney, County Antrim, BT53 6AP
Carnival parade makes its way down the street with performers dressed in bright yellow costumes wearing tall coloured hats
  • Carnival parade makes its way down the street with performers dressed in bright yellow costumes wearing tall coloured hats
  • Dancers with blue jumpers twirling brightly coloured material as they make their way through the parade
  • Two ladies browsing the stalls at the Naturally North Coast and Glens Artisan Market
  • Children enjoying the petting farm activities
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  • A lady wearing glasses playing a violin
  • Dancers in blue jumpers entertaining the crowds in Castlecroft Square
  • Children wearing hats enjoying short pony rides
  • Three men looking under the bonnet of a while vehicle at the vintage car display
  • Vintage and classic cars join together in a cavalcade down Main Street

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Ballymoney Spring Fair is making a return to the town on 11th & 12th April - with free family-friendly activities and lots of carnival colour to look forward to.

Organised by Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council, with support from Ballymoney Chamber of Commerce and FUSE FM, this year’s action-packed event is set to be the best yet, with new venues in the town centre and an even bigger choice of have-a-go attractions on offer.

Look out for vintage cars, live music, dance displays and a showcase of our best artisan produce or indulge in some retail therapy with many of the town’s independent boutiques and businesses offering Spring Fair special offers.

 

 

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Season (11 Apr 2025 - 12 Apr 2025)
DayTimes
Friday11:00 - 16:00

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