© Fenny Festival Community Group 2010

In 2009 we had some very impressive stage acts, with the Pear Tree Bridge Family, Jade Latarche,

Natalie Chua, Benny & the Razor Blades,

Harrasing Anna & Groundsman.

MKT Cheerleaders

back again for 2009.  

A non-profit group made up of volunteers who give up there free time to help teach children & young people all aspects of cheerleading in a safe enviroment.

The Julie Herlihy school of Irish dancing

Hold classes in Fenny Stratford. The children learn both solo and team dances and they compete and perform regularly in the area.

The Peartree Bridge Family are as much part of Milton Keynes life as the concrete cows or Willen Lake.

The band plays glam rock, punk rock, and any sort of rock rock; all covers as they haven't got the time to write classics if someone has done it already.

Harrasing Anna providing a veritable plethora of distinct and delicious up-tempo jazz and soul, funk-rock or folk hip-hop sounds, blended well with smooth vocals, and finished off with a smattering of classic-rock guitar solos.

Groundsman could be described as either cutting edge Folk, or Rock/Dance Fusion, depending on which track you are listening to. A blend of styles that is unique.

Natalie Chua has recently been performing all over the UK, America, Canada and the Far East and has developed a healthy following of fans with her distinct, powerful but moving voice.

Some of you may have seen Benny & the Razor Blades perform recently at the West Bletchley Carnival.

We are pleased they have made the short trip to Fenny Stratford to bring their own brand of acoustic rock.

Jade Latarche A fairly young lady with an acoustic guitar often heard in the north of Milton Keynes around Newport Pagnell and Stony Stratford.

Like most acoustic work it’s relaxed and folky with a languid premise.