Links

Useful links relating to the festival
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Ruskin Mill Events
www.rmt.org/ruskinmillcollege/events/

Nailsworth Town Council
www.nailsworthtowncouncil.gov.uk

Recent news

Online booking for 2018 now open

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9th April 2018

Yes, we now have things in place to start accepting […]

Booking for 2018 about to open

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8th April 2018

We are just putting the finishing touches to our […]

Main Events for 2018 are now announced

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9th February 2018

The Nailsworth Festival Committee is now able to […]

Nailsworth Festival and Twitter

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12th December 2017

After many months when we have been unable to tweet, […]

New website

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11th November 2017

After eleven years with essentially the same website, […]

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Nailsworth Festival

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If footie is more your thing, there’s free entertainment in the form of a footie fest for 10-16-year-olds on Sunday 20th May afternoon at George V Playing Fields.
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Nailsworth Festival

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Get into the saddle and ride the bounds (with your own steed or one hired from Barton End Stables): join the cavalcade of riders tracing the 10-mile boundaries of Nailsworth town over some of the most stunning countryside: Sunday, May 20 (but let organisers know in advance).
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The Nailsworth Festival

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Nailsworth Festival

1 week ago

19th May - Festival Saturday kicks off proceedings with free entertainment all over the town. If you’re under 10 (or under 100 – we really don’t discriminate), then Punch and Judy in Mortimer Gardens is the way to do it! Add to that song, jazz, fiddlers and Nailsworth School choir, and you’ll find that the hills are definitely alive with the sound of music. And if you’ve a bit of cash to spare, then the market stalls in the town – not to mention the famous St Dominic’s duck race in the stream –will provide an outlet for anything burning a hole in your pocket. All that, and our wonderful shops, too. ... See MoreSee Less

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