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Seasonal delights celebrated in Levens
4:32pm Friday 5th October 2007
VILLAGERS in Levens are invited to celebrate and sample the fruits of the harvest this weekend.
On Sunday (October 7) there will be a traditional Harvest Festival service at St John's Church, which will be decorated to reflect the colours of the season. The service, which begins at 10am, will also include a family communion.
The following evening at the Levens Institute, a Harvest Supper will be held with a tempting menu of homemade hotpot, followed by apple pie.
After the meal, an auction will take place where people can purchase locally-grown fruit and vegetables.
Doors open at 7pm.
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