A touch of festival magic is coming to Westbury this Easter as Stompers Juniors returns with another fun-filled family rave.
The popular family-run music event is at Club Venom on the West Wilts Trading Estate on Bank Holiday Monday, 6th April, from 12 noon to 5pm. It combines the excitement of a real club atmosphere – complete with laser shows, confetti cannons, UV décor and live DJ sets – with a wide mix of activities designed especially for children.
Families can enjoy donkey rides, alpaca walking, face painting, bouncy castles, parachute games, “meet and greet” mascots, and a friendly petting corner with farm animals. There will also be visits from the Easter Bunny and surprise mascots appearing throughout the day.
“We wanted to create something where parents and children could have a great time together in a safe, fun and vibrant atmosphere,” said organiser Chris Freeman. “Everything’s family-oriented – the music, the games, even the light shows – and the response we always get is amazing. Seeing families dancing together really makes it special.
“Enjoyed by all ages, this event is dedicated to raising money to support the Wiltshire Air Ambulance. We love that people come to have fun – but also that every ticket helps a really important local cause.”
Stompers Juniors first launched in 2019 and quickly became one of Wiltshire’s most popular family events, earning five-star reviews online, bringing a dose of colour, energy and community spirit to the dancefloor.
Tickets are priced at £12 per child (including an Easter Bunny visit and an egg, plus full access to bouncy castles, donkey rides and animals), £8 per adult, or £35 for a family saver ticket. Food, glow merchandise and refreshments will be available on site.
For full details and ticket information, visit the Stompers Juniors Facebook page.
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