See the Calendar or Exhibitions
listings for events throughout the festival.
Contacts:
Programme Co-ordinator, Rose
Langston 01453 833270
Friends of Nailsworth Festival, Gill Weaver 01453 833993
A map of festival venues is available.
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The 25th Nailsworth Festival is now over!
Large crowds enjoyed the entertainment and spring weather on
Festival Saturday (we have posted a montage of pictures of
Festival Saturday) and there were good audiences throughout.
So, thank you for coming - we hope you enjoyed it.
And a special thank you to all the people who gave their time and energy to
help with events and to the many sponsors without whom there
would have been no Festival at all!
If you have any suggestions for the 2009 festival, or if you would
like to help next year, please don't be bashful about coming forward -
contact us by email.
We have left the the Calendar and
Exhibitions pages in place for reference.
Overview programme
| 23-25 April |
Nailsworth Dramatic Society Production |
| 26 April |
Festival Saturday: free entertainment,
craft demonstrations, Parade, Nailstock |
| 27 April |
Catherine Bott: ‘Convivencia’ |
| 28 April |
Two Gloucestershire Poets |
| 29 April |
Ruskin Mill Festival Talk |
| 30 April |
Sacred Sounds of the Sitar |
| 1 May |
May Day Comedy Extravaganza |
| 2 May |
Film: Notes on a Scandal
& talk with director Sir Richard Eyre |
| 3 May |
The Ian McMillan Orchestra |
| 4 May |
Festival Walk |
Plus exhibitions and craft workshops
Authors in Schools
During the Festival, Nailsworth Primary School, the Acorn School,
St. Dominic’s School and Horsley Primary School hosted well-known
children’s authors. This event is funded by the Festival.
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Sue Limb Well known writer
and broadcaster. Sue is a local resident and is the Festival Patron
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