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Weird Fish buckles up for CarFest North
| Author: Online Stories | Published: 26th July 2017 11:49 |
Leading casual clothing brand, Weird Fish, has announced that it will exhibit at CarFest North in Cheshire this weekend.
Brain-child of BBC Radio 2 DJ Chris Evans, the three day event will be held from Friday July 28 to Sunday July 30 at Bolesworth Estate in Cheshire. The event offers an exciting mix of music, cars and entertainment for all of the family. Joining more than 350 exhibitors, the Cheltenham-based clothing company will be showcasing a wide selection from its summer range, with exclusive show offers and promotions.
The three day show is Weird Fish's next stop on its ‘Weird and Wonderful Tour 2017,' which sees the clothing company exhibiting at a range of events throughout the year.
Dan Marsland, marketing manager at Weird Fish, said: "We're pleased to be continuing our ‘Weird and Wonderful Tour 2017' at CarFest North. This is our fourth time at the festival and we look forward to attending once again.
"Weird Fish is renowned for producing unique and eye-catching clothing which is a perfect match for the eye-catching car demos that will be taking place on track at CarFest in July."
Over the last five years, twinned with CarFest South, the two annual events have raised £7.4m for BBC Children in Need, while entertaining over 500,000 festival-goers. This year's theme on the track sprint will be ‘Car-Nations', celebrating cars from Great Britain, USA, Japan, France, Germany and Italy.
Away from the cars, CarFest North music line-up includes The Kaiser Chiefs, Manic Street Preachers, Deacon Blue and Marc Almond. Family activities include the world's biggest custard pie fight and the first ever SuperHero Academy. The last few tickets can be booked online at: http://www.carfest.org/
Weird Fish boasts 14 branded stores across the country and nationwide stockists. For more information, visit www.weirdfish.co.uk
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