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Hamilton Fringe Festival 2018

Dirk from Saint Andrews

Greetings Hamilton!
The 2018 version of the Hamilton Fringe Festival is about to start in the next 10 days! The festival kicks off on Saturday the 1st of December at Garden Place where we will have heaps of free and family-friendly events and activities plus some cool music and food-trucks and stuff that everyone can enjoy!

Check out the attached images for some more information on the free and family-friendly events. Also head on over to our website and social media pages for information on all the awesome things that will be happening throughout the week 1-8 December!

Website: hamiltonfringe.co.nz...

Facebook: www.facebook.com...

Instagram: www.instagram.com...

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