Doncaster community pavilion set to re-open after fire with packed weekend of fun
A pavilion on the site was badly damaged by fire in 2024
A community pavilion in Doncaster is set to re-open its doors with a packed weekend of family fun following a devastating fire two years ago.
The facility at Moorends Recreational Ground will bounce back this Saturday and Sunday with enetertainment for all ages.
A spokesperson for Thorne Moorends Town Council said: “Join us for the grand opening of The Pavilion on Saturday 14 November and Sunday 15 November.
“Come along and celebrate this fantastic new community facility with a weekend of entertainment, activities and local sport.”
There will be free facepainting on both days.
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Other attractions will include a kids’ disco with Mr Dan on Saturday, a live singer on the Saturday evening.
There will also be live entertainment from Gordons Alive om Sunday evening.
Food will available all weekend, the bar will be open and there will be local sports on Saturday and Sunday.
The town council spokesperson added: “This exciting new facility has been made possible through a UK Government funded project, delivered by City of Doncaster Council, and we’re proud to be hosting the opening on behalf of the community.
“And there’s even more exciting news - our playground will also be reopening.
“Following the fire damage, we’re delighted to welcome everyone back to enjoy the newly reopened play area.
“The first 100 children through the door will receive a FREE goody bag.
“Bring the family, spread the word and come along to help us celebrate the opening of our fantastic new pavilion.
“We can’t wait to see you there!
You can also book the venue on 01405 818015 or email [email protected].
The building was badly damaged in an arson attack in 2024 after a bench was set on fire with the flames spreading to the rest of the building.