There's no doubt about organiser, Jenny Stubbs and her band of helpers at this Festival. They’re such a creative bunch!
The theme for the Festival dinner on Saturday night was Moroccan, in honour of Jeannie Baker's book, Mirror. The main Marquee took on the appearance of a candle lit casbah, lots of silk scarves, pots of roses, belly-dancing (jelly-rolling), low cushioned couches and Moroccan backdrops. The only thing missing was a live camel.
Around 70 guests dressed in costume - some highly inventive, ate, drank, talked, jelly-rolled (ask our MC, author, Josie Montano if you're not sure what that means) the night away.
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| Josie Montano and Jenny Stubbs (Festival organiser) |
Songster, Nadia Sunda and guitarist, Michael Fix entertained with fabulous medleys. The talented sister act, The Sunde Sisters, dressed in traditional Croatian costumes and sang a hilarious duo, Never on Sunde.
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| Nadia and Angela Sunde |
2 comments:
Ah such reasons to be happy! Sounds like a real hoot!
That is going to be one night I'll never forget. It certainly was fun!
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