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The Day of the Dead Metropole Market returns to Lansdowne

December 22, 2020 //  by Sam Hodgson//  Leave a Comment

The Day of the Dead Metropole Market returned to Bournemouth today for its second year running.

The festival combined colourful elements of Mexican vibrancy with a selection of Dorset’s renowned local produce available to sample or purchase.

While for many, the event may seem like a quirky Halloween celebration, event organisers believe that there is something far more expressive beneath the surface that reflects the spirit of the town’s cultural diversity.

BUzz reporter Sam Hodgson investigates.





About Sam Hodgson

20, Third-year Multimedia Journalism student from High Wycombe.

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Category: Bournemouth, LocalTag: bournemouth, Day of the Dead, Lansdowne

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