Colourful costumes were the order of the day when Burnham-On-Sea Rotary Club held a fundraising Caribbrean night on Saturday (June 28th).
Over 250 people attended the successful event at Knoll View Farm in Mark which was held in aid of the Somerset and Dorset Air Ambulance and Childrens Hospice South West.
Providing the Caribbean entertainment were Troy Ellis And The Longshots, an eight-piece band from Bristol, plus a support group.
Organiser Mark Newbery told Burnham-On-Sea.com he had been delighted with how the event had gone. “Everyone seemed to have a fun evening and quickly got into the spirit of the event. One couple told me it was the best night out they’d ever had!”
“With Caribbean food and music, we also topped off the theme by turning the stage into a desert island with scenery and props kindly loaned to us by Burnham Panto Society. It looked great.”
The owner of Knoll View Farm and host of the night was Colin Durston, who is currently President of Burnham-On-Sea Rotary Club.
(Photos courtesy of Mike Lang)
