What's On Magazine May 2009

Leisure
Susanna Cox School’s of Dancing are well established within the Wealden area
and have been running for the last 14 years. The Schools offer a friendly, fun
atmosphere, specialising in small, imaginative classes, which produce excellent
results. Children are taken from 2.5 years upwards. For further information
contact Susanna 01892 653336.
The 44th annual Tinkers park traction engine rally will take place over
the weekend of 3oth and 31st of May. This popular event will be host to
around 50 giants of a bygone age of steam, along with all types of vintage
transport. Harris Brother’s Victorian funfair and fairground organs from
the Claude Jessett Collection will add to the traditional atmosphere. This
year the Park’s own steam railway will be giving steam train rides and
there will be an opportunity to steer a real traction engine in the arena.
1st Choice Inﬂ atables have been supplying Quality Inﬂ atables to Kent &
As usual all proﬁ ts from the event will go to Cancer research UK so come
Sussex for many years now and our ever expanding range of Inﬂ atables include
along and enjoy a steamy day out supporting a good cause.
Bouncy Castles, Inﬂ atable Slides, Assault Courses, Gladiator Joust, Bungee
Run, Energy Zone, Ball Pits, Activity Bouncers, Balloon Typhoon, Sumo
Wrestling, Human Table Football, Bouncy Boxing, Pillow Bash, Climb Wall,
Inﬂ atable Maze, Rodeo Bull, Surf Simulator, Trampoline Trailer, Fete Games
& much more. Over 200 Inﬂ atables available. FREE COLOUR BROCHURE.
365 Days a year! 01580 830102 (3 lines) www.1stchoiceinﬂ atables.co.uk
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