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Rave on! Families invited to enjoy some of the biggest names on the DJ scene at Prospect Park gig suitable for small people as well as adults

Phil Creighton by Phil Creighton
Tuesday, May 31, 2022 6:01 am
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Raver Tots will be throwing shapes when they come to Prospect Park this July

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THROW shapes and not toys is the motto for a music festival aimed at families with young children.

Raver Tots is returning and promising to be bigger and better than ever, with a line-up including Judge Jules, Brandon Block and the Artful Dodger.

The events include free fun fair rides, soft play, crazy golf, circus schools and huge stage shows with dancers as well as street food market with a licenced bar.

And music is always kept at safe noise levels for children, with every event is fully risk assessed by a qualified Health and Safety planning professional.

The team will be visiting Reading’s Prospect Park on Sunday, July 24.

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Saoirse Holland for Raver Tots, said: “Over 40,000 people attended Raver Tots events last year and it felt more magical than ever after such a long wait.

“As ever, we are planning to expand our events and add even more fun and memorable entertainment for families.

“We were especially proud to have raised over £55,000 for charitable causes last year which was only made possible thanks to all the lovely families who attended.

“We are really excited to do it all again this year even bigger and better.”

And Brandon Block, Raver Tots resident and Ibiza legend, said: “Raver Tots is definitely the most fun festival I have played at in a long time, and I’ve played at some incredible events. You have to get yourself down there, you will love it.”

This view was echoed by MC Alastair of Artful Dodger added “Raver Tots is the most innovative festival out there. It teaches kids about the importance of dance music and brings families together. Us being fathers of young kids, we love playing there and taking them along with us.”

The setlist includes Wideboys, Heartless Crew, DJ Phantasy, Nicky Blackmarket, Woody Cook, Charlotte Devaney and the Guinness World Record holder, DJ Archie, the world’s youngest club DJ, having picked up the prestigious title at a Raver Tots festival two years ago.

Tickets cost £20, and are now on sale. For more information, log on to: www.ravertots.co.uk/events

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