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Greerton Vintage and Retro Fayre a lot of fun

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Greerton Village manager Sally Benning says there were plenty of highlights at Saturday's Vintage and Retro Fayre. Photo/Andrew Warner

Greerton Village manager Sally Benning says there were plenty of highlights at Saturday's Vintage and Retro Fayre. Photo/Andrew Warner

Greerton took a step back in time at the weekend with classic cars in the streets and people donning their best vintage and retro outfits.

Greerton Village held its first Vintage and Retro Fayre on Saturday and organiser, Greerton Village manager Sally Benning, said it would likely become a regular event.

"It went really, really well I think it was a great success for our first Vintage and Retro Fayre," Benning said.

The fayre offered live music, stalls, high tea and even a vintage-inspired dress-up competitions open to men and women dressed in their best vintage or retro glad rags.

"The highlights were probably the best-dressed ladies and gents ... [and] the vintage and classic cars that came along," she said.

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"I think it was a lot of fun."

Benning said feedback she had received so far was all positive and while she was still to speak to others, she was confident the event would be held again.

She said there was something for everyone at the event and everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves.

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The Greerton Vintage and Retro Fayre:
Held at Greerton Village Square on Saturday between 10am to 2pm
There were vintage and classic cars lined up in Chadwick Rd
There were 40-plus stalls in Greerton Village School selling all things vintage and retro
There were roving entertainers, a high tea, bouncy castle and more

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