Traditions kept alive by Blenheim Hall committee
Buy your ticket to the annual Spit Roast dinner in Blenheim.
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HAY bales for seats, plaid shirts and boots are the bones of any good country bash.
Continuing traditions is also a big deal for country towns which is why the Blenheim Hall committee have stepped up to the plate to serve up the annual Spit Roast Night.
The former fire brigade event will again be held in the hall but with different organisers.
Committee member Col Seng urged people to buy a ticket to keep the tradition alive.
Bookings are essential, contact 5466 4224 for more information.
Originally published as Traditions kept alive by Blenheim Hall committee
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