A major community event is returning to Waterloo later this month, promising a full day of outdoor entertainment, local food, and a massive group dance performance.
The Rimrose Valley Friends Summer Fair will take place on Sunday 26th July, running from 10am to 4pm. The event is set to bring families together at the Glenwyllin Road entrance of Rimrose Valley Country Park (Waterloo, L22 4RN).
The fair is entirely free to attend and features a wide selection of activities designed for all age groups. Visitors can look forward to:
- Food & Drink Stalls: Showcasing independent local vendors from across Sefton.
- Craft & Community Stalls: A chance to support local makers and learn more about nearby community projects.
- Music & Live Entertainment: Keeping the atmosphere lively throughout the afternoon.
- Wellness Sessions: Free Tai Chi and Yoga classes held out in the open air.
Organisers have noted that more attractions will be announced closer to the date, ensuring plenty of surprises for visitors on the day.
Take Part in ‘Liverpool’s Most Wuthering Heights Day… Ever!’
A major highlight of this year’s fair is a spectacular mass group dance performance inspired by Kate Bush. The event is hosting “Liverpool’s Most Wuthering Heights Day… Ever!”, where attendees are encouraged to put on their finest red outfits and recreate the famous music video dance.
While general entry to the summer fair is open to everyone, taking part in the Wuthering Heights dance performance requires a separate sign-up so the team can coordinate the routine.
Get Ready: Sunday Practice Session
For those who want to brush up on their contemporary dance moves before the big day, an upcoming rehearsal is scheduled for this Sunday, 5th July. This weekend’s practice session offers a lighthearted opportunity for participants to learn the steps together under the guidance of the group’s dance leaders. Whether you are a seasoned performer or completely new to the routine, everyone taking part is welcome to head down, have a laugh, and get familiar with the choreography ahead of the main event later this month. Reserve a spot on Eventbrite.
How to Register
The summer fair is completely free to attend, but families are asked to register in advance to help organisers monitor expected crowd numbers.
You can find the booking details by searching for “Rimrose Valley Friends” directly on Eventbrite. Standard general admission tickets are free, though donations to help support the ongoing work of the charity are always welcome.