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Cricklade
will have never seen anything like this before! We have booked
some of the country's finest entertainers to ensure the day is fun
for everyone! Here what's going on and where you can find
it!
When is it happening?
Cricklade's very first Circus Spectacular will take place on Sunday
June 15th from 11am to 3pm.
THE SCHEDULE.....
11:00am - The Grand Parade!
See all of the acts parade down the High Street to the sounds of
the Cricklade Town Band! Don't miss this spectacular start
to the festival!
11:15am - Cricklade Town Band
Hear some more sounds from the versatile Cricklade Town Band.
They will be performing at the bottom of the High Street near the
main stage
11:40am - Tony M
Cricklade's very own Tony M will get the party moving with
some lively music as only Tony can! Tony will be on the main
stage at the bottom of the High Street
12:00pm - Jack Daniels the performing dog!
Come and see the fantastic Jack Russell dance and perform on the
stage. This 5 year old is Cricklade born and bred and will
amaze you!
12:05pm - Big Chief Limping Lizard & Screaming Chicken!
Now we know you haven't seen knife throwing in Cricklade before...
(or at least, not on a stage!). It’s one of the funniest
and most thrilling shows we’ve put on for the Festival so
far - so make sure you are at the stage in time! If you miss
this show, it's on again later so don't panic!
12:30pm - Mr Ray’s Jazz Band
Some good old traditional jazz played by some of the finest musicians
in the area. They will be providing happy, foot-tapping
and entertaining jazz including many of your favourite melodies.
If you miss this how, don't worry, they will be wandering about
all day.
1:00pm - Trapeze, Wire walking and Circus Workshops
To catch this show, you'll need to make you way to the St Sampsons
Junior School field. You can reach it using the gate in the
Doctor's surgery car park. Don't miss Rozabella, Michelle,
Julianna and others perform on the daring trapeze and walk precariously
on the high-wire. Once the show is over, you'll have a chance
to have a go as they provide workshops for 30 minutes.
1:15pm - Tony M
Another set on the Main Stage from the great Tony M.
2:00pm - Jack Daniels the performing dog!
Another chance to come and see the fantastic Jack Russell dance
and perform on the stage.
2:05pm - Big Chief Limping Lizard & Screaming Chicken!
More knife throwing and fire-eating on the main stage in the High
St. If you missed the first show, here's your chance to see
it! This time, you can hopefully see the committee chairman,
Nigel, on stage having knives thrown at him. He's raising
money for the Marie Curie Cancer Care charity so if you see a collection
bucket, please giove generously.
2:30pm - Trapeze, Wire walking and Circus Workshops
As before, this show will be on the St Sampsons Junior School field.
You can reach it using the gate in the Doctor's surgery car park.
Don't miss Rozabella, Michelle, Julianna and others perform on the
daring trapeze and walk precariously on the high-wire. Once
the show is over, you'll have a chance to have a go as they provide
workshops for 30 minutes.
2:30pm - Tony M
Tony M will bring the day to a close with some lively music to make
sure you all go home with a song in your hearts!
Also...
There are loads more acts not listed in the schedule.
These will all be mingling on the High St throughout the day.
You can find out more about them here...
3pm - Finish
How can we join in?
Of course everyone is welcome to come and enjoy the day. There
will be something there for all the family. If you would like
to take part, then why not enter a stall? It could be a chance
to have some fun and join in the spirit of the day and maybe make
some money for your cause too. If you fancy having a stall
then please get in touch (either by
or by calling 01793 752685).
How can we help?
In order to make the day a success, we are going to need loads of
helpers. If you would like to join us and lend us a hand,
then get in touch (either by
or by calling 01793 752685)
Why are we doing this?
The whole aim of this festival is to provide a fun day out for the
Cricklade community. We are totally dependant on the support
of local businesses and other bodies - without their help, this
event would not be possible.


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