| Festival of Bathing Beauties in Mablethorpe, Trusthorpe and Sutton on Sea 2007 - the first FOBB |
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Mablethorpe, Sutton on Sea and Sandilands Bathing Beauties The Longest Linear Coastal Art Festival in Europe 22nd and 23rd September 2007 |
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Festival of Bathing Beauties 2007 - what happened Thousands of people of all ages thronged Mablethorpe and Sutton on Sea for The Festival of Bathing Beauties on the weekend of 22 and 23 September. The Bathing Beauties Festival filled the beach and the beach huts of Mablethorpe and Sutton on Sea with a wild assortment of artistic splendour. Music, poetry, fire performances, film and drama provided a unique and unforgettable experience for one and all. Saturday evening culminated in a fantastic firework display on the Beach. There was be something for everyone. The Beautiful Beach Hut Competition where private owners of existing huts competed for the Best Exterior Decoration: 1st Prize of £300 was won by Margot Charlton. Margot said she was going to have plaque made to commemorate the event. One mablethorpe resident who has lived here for 30 years said she has never seen it so busy. The giant deck chair ('In search of Albion') is "so cool" and Left Luggage "are amazing" were some of the comments. |
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Congratulations
to everyone involved in the Bathing Beauties Festival, it was thoroughly
enjoyed by myself, my wife & young daughter!! 'The Festival of Bathing Beauties was
a huge success and far exceeded all our expectations, the Tourism
Forum in partnership with Mantle Arts, the Town Council, ELDC, Michael
Trainor and the Local Community have worked really hard to develop
the tourisms offer and extend the traditional season on this coastal
stretch through this art and cultural event. Mablethorpe was literally
bursting at the seams with visitors who has come far and wide to
see enjoy the Festival. Many left late Sunday afternoon asking is
it going to be on again next year? The answer is a big yes and it
will be even bigger and better it is defintely going to be a permenant
fixture on the Mablethorpe Festival Calender. |
