Whittlesey Festival

Type:Festival

Market Place, Whittlesey, PETERBOROUGH, Cambridgeshire, PE7 1AF
Whittlesey Festival

About

The Whittlesey Festival is a one day event taking place on Sunday 8th September 2019 in the centre of the town. Now in its 11th year the Festival has gone from strength to strength and regularly attracts 5,000 visitors from far and wide. Starting at 10am with a spectacular parade and finishing at 4pm the day is filled with an exciting programme of music and entertainment together with numerous activities, rides and stalls for all age groups. Further attractions confirmed already for this year include:

Over 100 classic vehicles including Hot Rods - Broad Street

New for 2019 Ukrainian Cossack Dancers!

Marching Bands

3 stages of live music and dance performances

Schools Art Exhibition - Whittlesey Christian Church

Photographic Talk from artist Jim Cooke - Whittlesey Christian Church

Many free children's rides and amusements - Town centre and St Mary's Church Yard

Free climbing walls - Queen Street

Magic Show - Buttercross

Face painting

Sports hub - Childers

Static Falconry

Food and Drink

There is no admission fee and most of the children's rides are free or heavily subsidised, helping to make it a truly stress-free family event. Free Festival programmes are available in advance from shops and public places providing you with all the information you need to plan your day, along with details of the ample places to eat.

Guide Prices

Free Entry

Map & Directions

Opening Times

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