Hard to believe the Firle Vintage Fair is only in its fourth year, it's huge and already feels well established.
This was my first visit and I was delighted to be invited. Loving all things vintage,the Firle Vintage Fair sounded full of promise.
I'd been advised to leave early as the roads can get pretty busy and after getting stuck in traffic on the way to Firle, I'd definitely recommend leaving Brighton as soon as you can.
Firle is only 30 minutes from Brighton, on the other side of Lewes but it took us over an hour due to heavy traffic.
Set in the grounds of a fabulous great house, called Firle Place, it's £5 entry or £10 with a return bus ticket to Brighton from Lewes station.
Taking place this weekend Saturday 13 and Sunday 14 August from 10 am - 5 pm, it's a fabulous foodie, vintage-loving day out.
Firle is only 30 minutes from Brighton, on the other side of Lewes but it took us over an hour due to heavy traffic.
Set in the grounds of a fabulous great house, called Firle Place, it's £5 entry or £10 with a return bus ticket to Brighton from Lewes station.
Taking place this weekend Saturday 13 and Sunday 14 August from 10 am - 5 pm, it's a fabulous foodie, vintage-loving day out.
We also found artisan crafts such as the beautiful flower garlands carefully hand-made by Lotus Floral Art.
In the centre the Charleston troupe, Savoy Kicks entertained us with their lively synchronised dancing.
In the centre the Charleston troupe, Savoy Kicks entertained us with their lively synchronised dancing.
Nearby was a tree artistically dressed with picture frames of various sizes from an antique seller from Lewes.
Plus a cute little caravan, a gilt-framed relief and countless stalls selling furniture, glassware, clothing and lots of food.
With thanks to Firle Vintage Fair for inviting me.
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