Rachel Riley announced as co-host of Jewish News’ Big Family Show and Expo!
Countdown presenter will join LBC host Nick Ferrari for one of the biggest communal events of the year at Allianz Park on 17 March
Rachel Riley is the latest big name to join the line-up for Jewish News’ Big Family Show and Expo.
The countdown presenter, who has been at the forefront of fighting antisemitism online in recent months, will join Nick Ferrari to host one of the biggest communal events of the year at Allianz Park on 17 March.
A day out for the whole family, the extravaganza will feature entertainment in music, dance and magic from the main stage, while kids will be able to enjoy arts and crafts, face painting and balloon activities in a special zone. Just three days before Purim, younger visitors will be encouraged to come in fancy dress, with prizes offered for the best costumes.
More than 120 exhibitors will also be present across six zones including lifestyle, retail, and travel. Many of the community’s main organisations will have stands in the community zone, while visitors will be able to tick into shawarma, falafel, bagels and sushi in a dedicated food zone.
LBC host Nick Ferrari said: “The Jewish News’ Big Family Show & Expo is a key date in the community calendar, with an amazing entertainment, fabulous food and incredible live performance. I look forward to seeing you there!”
- For more information and to buy tickets go to bit.ly/bigfamilyshow
Nick Ferrari invites you to Jewish News Family Show & Expo!
Jewish News' Big Family Show & Expo host, Nick Ferrari, invites you to the biggest Jewish event of the year! More info on The Big Family Show & Expo event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/284935938887199/
Posted by The Jewish News on Tuesday, 29 January 2019
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