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Details of first 2013 Festival events revealed – plus, design help wanted
Plans for the fourth Crosspool Festival are progressing well. Make sure you have the dates in your diary: Friday 28 June–Sunday 7 July. The full programme and ticket details will be available in May, but in the meantime the first … Continue reading →
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Tagged barn dance, church service, coldwell lane, crosspool festival 2013, design, marketing, ogan recital, open gardens, paul hobson, publicity, selborne road street market, stephen hill church, summer fayre, well dressing, wild derbyshire
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