KIDS. PLAY. RAVE. REPEAT. at House Of Common 2017

House of Common 2017

Monday 28th August 2017
Clapham Common, Lambeth, Greater London, SW4 9DE, England MAP
£37.50

House of Common, the one-day event on August Bank Holiday (Monday 28th August 2017) and takes place on Clapham Common, London have announced a new addition for this year, MINOR MADNESS PRESENTS Rave-A-Roo Garden Party.

Minor Madness is specially designed for under 11s and their grownups and a place where families can feel safe and special whilst enjoying load of bonkers fun! Launched in 2016, Rave-A-Roo has had an overwhelming reaction to its concept of creating a kids festival mashed up with an epic night out. This summer, Rave-A-Roo is stepping out of its Ministry of Sound home to host a family day out at ‘House of Common’.

Rave-A-Roo Garden Party promises to be the ultimate event for kids and families with….

3 top DJs
Mad-cap hosts
Live shows
Disco Ball Games
Neon crafts
Chilled vibe bell tents
An inflatable village
Children’s comedy & theatre

Expect a family area like no other where all ages, from toddlers to grandparents, can dance, join in, create, spectate or chill –however you want to do it, do it as a family at Rave-A-Roo Garden Party . KIDS. PLAY. RAVE. REPEAT.

House of Common features hosts Madness with a line-up of like-minded bands and DJs on 2 stages all chosen by the band, along with Del La Soul, David Rodigan, Craig Charles, Dawn Penn, Hackney Colliery Band, Toddla T, 'very special guests' the Skatalites, and more. For all of the details so far please see the line-up page.

Tickets are on sale, currently priced at £37.50 for all ages aged 11 or older. Aged-10 and under are free, but need a ticket.

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Madness say: "Madheads, Carnival heads and madkids united to revel in the sunshine on Clapham Common for the first ever House of Common in 2016, it was the highlight of our mad year and we’re now spending these cold hours and days planning how to make 2017’s even better, we’ll worry about the entertainment, you bring the sunshine."

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