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Corstorphine Fair Marks 20th Anniversary with Vibrant Community Gathering

The 20th Corstorphine Fair took place on Saturday, June 6, at St Margaret’s Park, drawing thousands of attendees for a day filled with entertainment and community activities.

Corstorphine Fair Marks 20th Anniversary with Vibrant Community Gathering

The Corstorphine Fair made a triumphant return to St Margaret’s Park on Saturday, June 6marking its 20th anniversary with a day of joy and celebration. This biennial event has become a cornerstone of the local community, offering a blend of fairground attractionslive performancesand community engagement.

The event attracted thousands of visitors, who enjoyed a variety of activities, including music and dance performancesstallsand sporting events. The Corstorphine Fair Committee expressed their gratitude on Facebookstating, “Thank you to everyone who came along to Corstorphine Fair. It was amazing to see so many people enjoying the day and helping us celebrate the 20th Fair.

After months of planning, hard work and a few challenges along the way… we did it!”

The Heart of the Community

The fair’s success is a testament to the community spirit that defines Corstorphine. The event brought together people of all ages, creating a vibrant atmosphere filled with laughter and excitement.

The St Andrew’s Fox Covert Primary School stall was a highlight, showcasing the talents and creativity of the local youth.

Aerial shots captured the lively scenes in the main arena, where performers entertained the crowd with their energetic acts. The Lord Provost and Provost Consort officially opened the fair, cutting a celebratory cake to mark the occasion. The day was filled with memorable moments, including young Hearts and Hibs fans receiving a playful soaking, adding to the festive spirit.

Highlights and Memories

The fair offered a diverse range of activities to cater to all interests. Fairground rides provided thrills and excitement, while live music and dance performances kept the energy high. The stalls featured a variety of goods and treats, offering something for everyone.

One of the standout moments was the St Andrew’s Fox Covert Primary School stall, which showcased the school’s achievements and involved the students in the festivities. The aerial shot of performers in the main arena captured the essence of the event, highlighting the talent and enthusiasm of the participants.

The fair also included sporting events, providing a platform for local athletes to showcase their skills. The combination of entertainment, community engagement, and sporting activities made the day a memorable experience for all attendees.

The Corstorphine Fair Committee expressed their appreciation for the support and hard work that went into making the event a success. Their dedication and the community’s enthusiasm ensured that the 20th anniversary of the fair was a day to remember.


Contacts:
Sophie Donovan

Sophie Donovan, Manchester-born and classically elegant, once turned down a commission to chase a long-form piece on Salford’s textile heritage, filing instead from the mill where her grandmother worked. Advocates patient, context-rich features and brings a taste for quiet narrative detail and theatre aficionadoship.