Each Festive Fabuloso, which is taking in Alford, Louth, Spilsby and Wainfleet as well as Horncastle, brings the new Carousel Fabuloso – which features interactive artwork by local children – the Digital Carousel, Fabuloso Organ, a
Silent Disco and Digital Graffiti painted onto buildings in the various marketplaces.
During Horncastle’s event on Friday, there were performances from Zeph, a Blues guitarist and singer; Earth Bound Misfits, street entertainers; Horncastle’s own Dance 10 and Horncastle Community Choir.
Festive Fabuloso then moved to Wainfleet Market Place on Saturday, and is heading to Louth on Thursday (December 8), Alford on Friday (both 4pm to 8pm), and Spilsby on Saturday, December 10 from 4pm to 8pm.
The Festive Fabuloso was made possible after East Lindsey District Council successfully applied for Arts Council England funding earlier in the month and were awarded £30,000 to deliver the events.
1. Master of Ceremonies Bruce Knight
Master of Ceremonies Bruce Knight at Horncastle's Festive Fabuloso. Photo: Chris Frear Butterfield
2. "Barker" Alex Flanagan
Barker aka Alex Flanagan on the interactive organ. Photo: Chris Frear Butterfield
3. Isaac, Logan and Pauline Codd try out the fairground wurlitzer.
Isaac, Logan and Pauline Codd try out the fairground wurlitzer. Photo: Chris Frear Butterfield
4. Teddy, Rosalie and Daniel enjoy the Galloper's fairground ride.
Teddy, Rosalie and Daniel enjoy the Galloper's fairground ride at Wainfleet's Festive Fabuloso. Photo: Chris Frear Butterfield