Due to severe weather including high winds forecast for Saturday (15th July), Tŷ Hafan event organisers have taken the decision to reschedule the charity’s Family Fun Day.
Jenna Lewis, Director of Income Generation for Tŷ Hafan said: “The severe weather forecast includes high winds throughout the day on Saturday and as a result we simply cannot guarantee that we will be able to run this event safely.
“The safety of attendees, vendors, suppliers and volunteers must always come first. We hope that everyone will accept our sincere apologies for any inconvenience our decision to postpone this event may cause.”
The Family Fun Day will now take place on Saturday 9th September.
Tickets holders who already have tickets and can attend the new rescheduled date may use them on the new day with Tŷ Hafan happy to refund the cost of tickets to those not able to.
Alternatively supporters can choose to donate the cost of their tickets to the charity. For either of these options supporters are advised to contact .
“The decision to postpone is not one that we have taken lightly but with high winds forecast for Saturday we just could not guarantee that we could run this event safely,” added Jenna Lewis.
“We are extremely grateful to all organisations and individuals involved in the event preparation, including those who had booked to attend the event as a vendor, attendees and volunteers at this key event in our calendar.
“We hope that as many of them as possible will be able to join us on Saturday 9th September and we thank everyone for their cooperation and continued support.”
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