Debden Barn Dance - 80 D-Day Celebrations

Debden Barn Dance - 80 D-Day Celebrations

Let's celebrate 80 years since D-Day with a lively barn dance at Debden - it's going to be a blast!

By Debden Parish Council

Date and time

Sat, 8 Jun 2024 19:00 - 23:00 GMT+1

Location

CB11 3LR

Rook End Lane Debden CB11 3LR United Kingdom

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  • 4 hours

Debden Barn Dance - 80 D-Day Celebrations

Come join us for a lively evening of dancing and celebration at Broctons Farm! Let's commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day in style. The event will be held at Broctons Farm, Rook End Lane, Debden, CB11 3LR on Sat 6th June 2024.


Don't miss out on this special village event!

Grab your boots and hats and get ready to have a blast with friends and family.

  • Carts and chariots 7pm - 11pm.
  • Music by Ceilidh Band 'Frog on a Bike'.
  • Fish & Chip supper by Churchill's Stansted to *preorder (included in ticket price - see note below).
  • The Giddy Up Bar (drinks not included in ticket price)
  • Kids Bouncy Castle supplied by LGB
  • Dress Code: Down on the Farm/Ranch (optional)
  • Prizes for Best Dressed and Dance
  • Parking onsite

*Please pre-order your Fish & Chip Supper from: Churchills-Stansted# deadline to order your meal is close 27th May 2024. One meal per person only. Child tickets require a child menu meal only. Any orders received after this date WILL NOT be delivered. Please check the allergens ststement before ordering.

£1 from each meal will be equally divided between four charities: The Royal Navy and Merchant Navy Associations, Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund and ABF The Soldiers’ Charity. This year the 80th celebrations of D-Day have been aligned with National Federation of Fish Friers and NEODA- National Fish & Chip day neoda.org.uk/national-fish-and-chip-day to support the four charities.

Why Fish & Chips?

The President of the Federation of Fish Friers discovered an interesting fact. ‘FISH’ and ‘CHIPS’ had played a significant role in ensuring the safety of our troops whilst on foreign soil.

When a soldier was aware of others in the vicinity but unaware of whether they were friend or foe he called out ‘FISH’. If the response was ‘CHIPS’ he could be pretty certain that this unseen person was a ‘friend’. If no response was received then it would be highly likely that there was a ‘foe’ nearby and extreme caution was essential.


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