Brains, Boobs and A Blooming Good Market - community comes together for charity fundraiser
The local community is invited to come together on Saturday 5th September, from 12:00pm until 4:00pm, for "Brains, Boobs & a Blooming Good Market", a fun-filled charity fundraising event taking place at The Royal Oak, Naseby (NN6 6DA).


The event has been organised to raise vital funds and awareness for two incredible charities – Breast Cancer Now and the MS Society – both of which provide life-changing support to individuals and families affected by breast cancer and multiple sclerosis.
Visitors can enjoy a fantastic afternoon including over 30 local craft and gift stalls, delicious food and refreshments, face painting and glitter tattoos, a bouncy castle, live music and a welcoming community atmosphere. There will be something for all ages, making it the perfect opportunity to support local businesses while raising money for two important causes.


Every purchase, tombola ticket bought and donation made on the day will help make a difference, with all proceeds being split 50/50 between Breast Cancer Now and the MS Society.
Event organiser Natalie Wood said:
"This event is all about bringing people together, supporting one another, and raising as much money as possible for two charities that have touched the lives of so many people. We hope the local community will come along, enjoy the day, and help us make a real difference."
Whether you're looking to shop from talented local makers, enjoy a bite to eat, or simply support two worthwhile charities, everyone is welcome.


Event Details:
What: Brains, Boobs & a Blooming Good Market
When: Saturday 5th September, 12:00pm – 4:00pm
Where: The Royal Oak, Naseby, Northamptonshire, NN6 6DA
Entry: Free
Supporting: Breast Cancer Now and the MS Society
Come along, bring your friends and family, and help make a positive impact within our community. Every pound raised will help fund vital research, support services, and improve the lives of those living with breast cancer and multiple sclerosis.