The show, featuring a circus theme this year, will take place from 10am to 4pm tomorrow (Saturday, July 19), on Broadwater Green.

People can expect to find lots of stalls, children's rides, games for everyone, go-karts, crazy golf and bungee trampolining.

Janet Williams, vice-chairman of the society committee, said: "We would like to thank everyone who has given their time, donated prizes and generally helped in the organisation of this event.

"Their efforts are donated free of charge and without them, this event would not take place.

"We hope everyone has an enjoyable day and look forward to raising a lot of money for our charities."

Big Top

On the green will be a mini-Big Top with a puppet show and lots of demonstrations.

Kicking off the arena events will be local band Borrowed Time, a samba band workshop, a kung-fu demonstration, belly dancing with audience participation and performances from a new, young band called Element 201.

There will be plenty of refreshments, with cooked food from some local businesses to feast on.

Carnival procession

The highlight of the day, the carnival procession, will be at 2pm this year, leaving Northbrook College car park and going down South Farm Road, Queen Street, Broadwater Road, Broadwater Street West, through Broadwater to Broadwater Green, where it should arrive at about 2.45pm.

There will be prizes for the best floats and walking floats presented on the green by mayor Christine Brown and the chairman of Broadwater Carnival Society, Penny Keen.

The grand summer raffle will be drawn at 3.30pm on the green, with a first prize of £100.

Tickets are £1 each and available on the day.

Programmes are 20p and also available on the day.

Family disco

To round off the day, there will be a family disco from 7pm to 11pm at Broadwater Working Men's Club, Broadwater Street East.

Tickets are £2.50 and available from Broadwater News in Broadwater Boulevard, on the green on the day and at the door in the evening.

This year, charities being support by the carnival are Sussex Air Ambulance, Tantara's Wish, Mind, Worthing Boys' Club, Chestnut Tree House and the Parkinson's Disease Society.

Anybody interested in joining the society should contact Penny Keen on 01903 235888 or Janet Williams at Broadwater News.

Next week's Herald will contain a carnival pictures special.

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