Retro at the Rec and Sunday Funday return in Durrington

Wednesday, 16 July 2025 06:05

Durrington will once again see Retro at the Rec and Sunday Funday over the August bank holiday weekend.

The Sunday funday crew, headed by Disco Dion, will bring Retro back on Saturday 23rd August at Durrington Recreation Ground from 5 pm-10.30 pm with DJ Paul Alex bringing you all the tunes from your favourite years.

Sunday Funday returns, for the 16th year, on Sunday, 24th August, for an afternoon of family fun to round off the summer.

There will be stalls, a bar, inflatables, food, a car boot and performances in the arena to keep the kids entertained.

Organisers Dion and Emma Spencer said, "The event is one not to be missed! If you'd like to have a stall, carboot or even perform in the arena give us a shout on our socials, email us at durringtonsundayfunday@hotmail.com or give us a call on 07876221635!

"Looking forward to a weekend of family fun and hopefully some sunshine!"

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