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1 month ago

New dates for this year’s Nailsworth Festival

The Festival Committee has decided to reschedule the 2021 Festival to 20th -27th August. The reason for the change is the continuing uncertainty about what social distancing rules will be in place on the originally planned Festival dates in May. The Committee are much more confident that a full programme can be run in late August. As ever, on Festival Saturday (21st August) there will be free entertainment and market stalls in the town centre. Evening events will include: US born country blues artist Michael Roach, in a rare performance with his daughter, Sadie; stand-up poet, comedian and broadcaster, Elvis McGonagall; a one-woman play starring Liz Grand and new songs and jazz standards with Helen Porter.

If you would like to become involved with the Festival please contact the Committee using the following email: festival@nailsworthfestival.org.uk

A full programme of activities will be published in future editions of Nailsworth News and on the Festival website www.nailsworthfestival.org.uk.

All events will comply with any social distancing rules that are still in place at the time. ... See MoreSee Less

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Nailsworth Festival

11 months ago

The 2020 Festival and beyond
Saturday 16th May would have marked the start of the 2020 Festival. We had a very full and exciting programme that we were looking forward to presenting. However, not all is lost, as many of the artists have agreed to rebook for 2021. We look forward to seeing everybody at the 2021 Festival, scheduled for 22nd - 29th May. It promises to be bigger and better than ever. ... See MoreSee Less

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Nailsworth Festival

1 years ago

Following recent government guidance the Nailsworth Festival Committee has decided to cancel the 2020 Nailsworth Festival. The committee met yesterday and reluctantly made the decision to pull out of the Festival, as a result of latest government guidance for people to avoid unnecessary social contact over the coming months. The committee would like to thank all Festival supporters and sponsors and to reassure people that the Festival will return on the 22nd May 2021 ... See MoreSee Less

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