24.04.2004[NEWS]
Covent Garden 2004
What a day it was to be had in Covent Garden on St.George's
Day, it was going to be an excellent day from the start,
beautiful sunshine with a slight breeze to keep the Cross of
St.George flying, on arriving at Covent Garden the bunting was
out and an excited crowd of both English and tourists ready
and waiting.
It began with Melton Morris, a team of Morris dancers with
over 60 years of continued performances since their inception
and what a sight it was to see, they began with some
traditional Morris dancing from various counties throughout
England, then came a 'Mummers Play' where good old St.George
defeats the enemy, if you have not seen a mummers play before,
it can be thought of as an early form of pantomime (yes with
all the crummy jokes) and well worth taking the kids to see,
they followed this with further Morris dancing which included
'English Broadsword Dancing', now this is really something to
see, the intricate patterns of interweaving dancing which
culminates with the accordion player (who stands in the centre
of the ring of dancers) being surrounded by an interwoven ring
of broadswords around his neck, when you consider that in it's
original form the swords were real, it goes to show the
ability of England's earlier swordsmen.
Then we had the delights of 'Skinners Rats', who with their
musical blend of violin, guitar and accordion had the crowd
swaying, clapping and foot stomping to some of England's best
folk music which included sea shanties, songs about England's
finest cities, villages and towns ending with the 'Blaydon
Races'
To conclude the day's events there the singing duo of Phil
Bennett and Brad Holland, who again belted out some great
English folk dance music, which of course needed some dancers,
and lo they were there children and adults including a couple
of tourists who jigged their way across the piazza.
During the day there many people wearing a red rose on their
person, children's buggies flying the Cross of St.George,
children wearing all kinds of clothing sporting red and white,
tourists taking many pictures as they revelled in a good bit
of English Culture, to those of you that came along I hope you
had a good and memorable time, to those of you that could not
make I am sure I will see you next year.
Photos of the day
25.04.2004[EVENT]
Caterham Scout Parade
In Caterham District, all members of the Scout and Guide
association are allowed to wear their uniform to School for
the day.
This is something we first did two years ago, and are
repeating due to the
success of the event. Last time over 400 youngsters wore their
uniform
and it is hoped that this number increases this year (Last
year 23rd April was
in the holidays)
On Sunday 25th The Scouts will be marching to St Johns Church
in Caterham
for a service of commemoration, as well as to renew their
Scout promise.
The chairman of Tandridge Council will be in attendance, and
take the
salute in the march past afterwards
23rd to 25th April 2004[EVENT]
Wymondham Celebrates St George
The flags will be flying in Wymondham, Norfolk, as the town's
St George's Day celebrations get under way.
Featuring: Photographic Competition Exhibition; Themed St
George’s Day Market Stall; Festival of English wines and
cheeses; Punch and Judy Shows; Best Dressed Knight and
Damsel Competition; Dragon Making; Dragon Parade; George and
the Dragon Play and a Puppet Theatre.
For full details please check out the
website
25.04.2004[EVENT]
City of Chester Brass Band
Town Hall Square
Charity walk by business teams - 10am on the town hall square.
Followed at 11am by our annual procession to the cathedral
from The Castle Square, and back with the scouts for St
George's day. Parade moves off at 11.15
Start: 10:00 Finish: 13:00
23.04.2004[EVENT]
St George's Day Gala Concert
The Loves Of Shakespeare's Women: Susannah York, Sophie
Yates, Richard Boothby
One-woman show with Susannah York weaving together speeches
and sonnets from some of the Bard's most famous and infamous
heroines, together with music from the period. At St
George's Bristol, Bristol
From 7:30pm Price: £25.00 - £23.00 / £13.00 - £4.00
concessions
23.04.2004[EVENT]
Leeds United St George's Day Lunch
Fabulous entertainment & a 3-course themed meal followed by
a rare opportunity to see our guest speaker, World Cup
winner Gordon Banks + Nobby Stiles and his son, former Leeds
United player John Stiles. £35 per person. Call 0113
367 1166 or e-mail
Sales@leedsunited.com
23.04.2004[EVENT]
Wadard Morris Men
St. George's Day celebration at the The Wheatsheaf,
Westwood, Kent - 7.30 pm and after : dancing, mumming and
singing
24th and 25th April 2004[EVENT]
The St George's Day Festival, Wrest Park, Silsoe
A joint venture between Mid Beds District Council and
English Heritage. Now in its 6th year, this is an event for
all ages, which features displays and re-enactments,
falconry displays, historic markets, music dancing and much
more. At the end of each day there will be a grand
procession in which all are invited to participate -
especially welcome are those in fancy dress!
Wrest Park, Bedfordshire – 10 miles south of Bedford, off
the A6 east of Silsoe
Telephone number for details: 01525 860152
23rd and 25th April 2004[EVENT]
Baggies Join In St George's Day
Premiership chasing West Bromwich Albion Football Club is
planning to make a striking contribution to Sandwell's St
George's Day celebrations in April. Club coaches will run
soccer skills sessions and host a free kick competition at
the borough's inaugural St George's Day community day being
staged in Dartmouth Park on Sunday 25th April. Qualified
coaches will be on hand between 1pm and 4pm and will be
inviting Albion supporters to show how they can 'Krack it
like Koumas' or 'Clobber it like Clements'.
Plans for the day are really starting to take shape. The
main event kicks off at midday, with the arrival at
Dartmouth Park of the traditional St George's Day parade
from Stone Cross. An action packed afternoon's entertainment
around an 'Olde England' theme will follow, including
Knights of the Realm, A Saint George and the Dragon
re-enactment, Morris Dancing, Langley Brass Band, Pat
Collins Fun Fair, and a Fireworks Finale.
St George's Day will also be celebrated on Friday, April 23
itself at West Bromwich Town Hall at 7.30pm when the
Sandwell Youth Orchestra, Brass Band, Concert Band, and
Music Centre Choir will present a concert of music by
English composers, from Walton to Lloyd-Webber, Vaughan
Williams to Lennon & McCartney.
To find out more or take part in celebrations can contact
Tony Potter at Sandwell Council on 0121 569 4703.
25.04.2004[EVENT]
Celebrate St George's Day in England's National Forest
St George's day activities for children. Parent supervision
required. The Furnace tea room is also open for tradition
food and home made cakes. Boat trips available all afternoon
along with guided tours of the furnace museum. Children's
adventure play ground, country park and parking all free!
Moira Furnace Museum, Furnace Lane, Moira, Swadlincote,
Derbyshire, DE12 6AT
Telephone: 01283 224667
Email Wendy Robinson at
wendyjr@tiscali.co.uk
http://moira.furnace@nwleicestershire.gov.uk
23.04.2004[EVENT]
St George's Day grub
Venue : Kedleston Hall (in Derbyshire)
Traditional English food and entertainment in the Great
Kitchen Restaurant
Time 7.30pm
Price £15.00
Contact 01332 842191 Booking essential
23.04.2004[EVENT]
Saints & Legends Trail at Upton House in Warwickshire
Venue : Charlecote Park, Warwickshire
Come & celebrate the many aspects of England's day
Contact : 0778 865 8495
24th and 25th April 2004[EVENT]
Saints & Legends Trail at Upton House in Warwickshire
Upton's magnificent collections are full of fascinating, and
sometimes grisly stories. Learn about St. George and other
great legends on this fun and informative trail. On the A422
Banbury to Stratford Road, M40 J12
Time : 1 pm to 5 pm
Contact : 01295 670266 or email
marcus.lynch@nationaltrust.org.uk
23rd, 24th and 25th April 2004[EVENT]
St George's Day at the (now famous) Otter Pub in
Norwich
Visit the pub in Thorpe Marriot, Norwich, that gained much
publicity after magistrates refused a late licence for St
George's Day, this made the news world wide. Join the
now world famous Tony Bennett for a weekend of festivities
to celebrate St George's Day.
Fri 23rd April
Yorkshire pudding eating competition
Face Painting
Raffle, with the top prize of a signed Centenery Norwich
City Football
Sat 24th April
A fun day for all the family including
medieval fayre
Punch & Judy
B-B-Q
Re-enactment Society
Sun 25th April
A 40's Evening where the staff will be dressing up.
23rd, 24th and 25th April 2004[EVENT]
St George's Day Beer Festival
The Duke of Beaufort , 175 Queens Park Road, Brighton. Tel:
Adie Street, Manager on 01273 625429. Trains : London
Victoria to Brighton. Bus : 81.
Heated outside bar serving cockles, mussels, jellied eels
and Cumberland sausages and mash. A wide selection of
traditional English ales including Old Bob, Perfick, Frolic,
Fine & Dandy, Black Bull and Broadside. Quintessential
English pop music from all eras on Friday 23rd 6pm -
midnight with Grand Draw at 11.30pm of prizes and giveaways.
Proceeds from the day go to charity. Saturday 12noon - 11pm
with traditional Chaz n Dave style knees up from the Billy
Jones Duo in the evening. Premiership football will be shown
in conjunction with the Festival on Sunday 12noon - 10.30pm
23.04.2004[EVENT]
St George's Day Festival in Havering
A Festival for St. George is being held in the borough of
Havering. The main activity is a ‘Street Party’ in
Hornchurch High Street held between 6pm and 9pm . There will
be a Fairground & rides, Stalls, ‘Stars in their eyes’
Competition, Majorettes and bands plus various street
entertainments. There is a competition for the best dressed
shop and home in the borough. The event has been thrown by
the St. George’s Committee in conjunction with the
Hornchurch Traders Association. Further details can be
obtained from K. Jones on 07904 934530
21 - 25th April 2004[EVENT]
The Spectacular Ledbury English Festival
A combination of the best of Local English Food and Drink,
English Culture and English Music. Starting on
Wednesday 21st April at 6.30 through to Sunday 25th April it
will encompass a wide range of events in locations in and
around Ledbury and climax on Sunday with a 'Spectacular' in
the High Street.
Ledbury English Festival 2004
23.04.2004[EVENT]
St George fights the Dragon in Kenilworth
Talisman square will be converted into an 'arena' for an
afternoon of activities. the highlight of the event will be
a mock fight between St George impersonator, Blue Badge
Guide Roger Bailey and a very fierce dragon. From
1.00pm-3.30pm. Tel: 01926 485291 for further information.
23.04.2004[EVENT]
A St Georges Day Event in Dunstable
All Day throughout the Town Centre Areas Medieval Knight
'Sir Lupin of Pipwithers' will be wandering around on the
heads of his unfaithful peasants on a quest to find his
missing steed Shergar.
Dunstable Town Council on (01582) 513000 email
info@dunstable.gov.uk
23rd, 24th and 25th April 2004[EVENT]
A St Georges Day Weekend
Keighley, West Yorkshire
The Town Crier has organised a Town Crier's competition
involving 9 Town Criers who will be visiting Keighley from
Friday to Sunday.
There will be a Dragon seen in the town centre and other
street theatre. In addition we will be having a French
Market. As will be seen from the newspaper we have had great
problems holding this event because of Bradford's insistence
on the organisers paying £2,000 for the privilege of holding
a market in Keighley. On the Sunday the Scouts and Guides
have their St. George's Day Parade at the Shared Church
23.04.2004[EVENT]
A St Georges Day Concert
Warwickshire- a celebration of England with the Bilton
Silver Band from 20:00 - 22:30 Email
carole@southamcouncil-warks.gov.uk
Getting there See website:
www.thegrangehall.co.uk
23.04.2004[EVENT]
All day St George's Day Celebrations at The Westminster
Pub
Storeys Gate
SW1
23.04.2004[EVENT]
A St George's Day Charity Event
at Chicago Rock, St Helens, Merseyside from 4.30pm onwards in
aid of Willowbrook Hospice (St Helens Hospice) - raffles and
games - fancy dress - music and much more - free entry and
cheap drinks - great prizes to be won with all procedds to the
Hospice
24.04.2004[EVENT]
The Story of the Lost Dragon
At Helmsley Castle in North Yorkshire (an English Heritage
site) on 24th April The Storeytellers Theatre Company will
mark St. George's Day with a story of a lost dragon.
Performances at 12.00 noon and 2.30 p.m. Adults £4, Children
£2.
For futher details phone 01439 770442.
23.04.2004[EVENT]
Beware the Dragons in The Toon
Celebrate St George's Day at Bacchus Bar,
High Bridge, Newcastle
24.04.2004[EVENT]
St George's Day Plus One
Reeling in Ealing Ceilidhs at Ealing Town Hall, New
Broadway, London, W5 2BY, on Saturday 24th April 2004 at 8pm
- it's the last ceilidh of the season and it's the day after
St George's Day - so let's make it special - red and white
are the colours - wear red roses - red crosses on white
backgrounds - knightly garb or damsel in distress - perhaps
a dragon or two!
There might even be some very special, topical, interval
entertainment!
Top English ceilidh band RANDOM are playing, and Mr Nick
Walden will be calling - near Ealing Broadway station and on
many bus routes - large car park at the rear - real ale bar
- for tickets or information contact
info@randomband-agency.com
Tel: 01923 221701
23.04.2004[EVENT]
St Georges Day Parade
I'm a member of a number of car sites in the West Midlands
area, and I'm organising a St Georges Day Parade, if you
would like more info please call
me on 07951 734674
23.04.2004[EVENT]
Cry God for Harry, England and Saint George! (And The
Kings Head)
Award winning Shepherd Neame Pub, the Kings Head Hythe are
planning their
largest ever St Georges Day extravaganza. Permission
to close Hythe High Street from 7.00pm onwards has kindly
been granted by Shepway to enable the Kings Head to host a
street party with over 50 Morris dancers, a military
re-enactment society, and local folk musicians.
The evening kicks off at 7.00pm with representatives from
the 1st Foot
Guards (1815) Living History & Re-enactment Unit who will
march to the Kings
Head in order to drum up recruits for the "Taking of the
Kings Shilling".
Landlady Caroline Chambers explained "Throughout the night,
brave local men
(and in these days of equality, women) will be challenged to
Take the Kings
Shilling in return for a free beer - but be warned there is
a community
service catch but you will have to come along on the night
to find out just
what"
East Kent Morris will then be performing alongside Dead
Horse Morris, who
will be performing a traditional George and the Dragon Play.
After dusk the
fun moves back into the pub with a folk music, including
Hurdy Gurdys,
Northumberland Pipes and singing led by Hythes best loved
musician and
luthier - Chris McNeilly.
The restaurant is open for the evening - and will be serving
up traditional
English fare - Steak and Ale Pie, Beef Wellingtons, Jellied
Eels, Cumberland
Sausage etc. Booking is advisable. The pub has an extension
so the fun
need not stop at eleven!
Caroline explained the reasoning behind the party - "This is
our National
Day and it is only right that we should celebrate in style.
Last years
party was a great success and this year it would be
fantastic if all the
other businesses up and down the High Street would join in -
hang up those
England flags and bunting with pride and pay homage to St
George"
23.04.2004[EVENT]
St George's Party and St George quiz
Beacon Hotel , Haresfield, Gloucester.
Tel: 01452 728884
24.04.2004[EVENT]
St George's Day in Luton
There are also some St Georges Day celebrations on Saturday
24 April in Luton St Georges Square, organised by the
Tourist Office and Luton Council
23.04.2004[EVENT]
St George's Day Beer Festival
Annual St George's Day Beer Festival, going strong after 8
years.
www.thewilloughbyarms.com
Tel: 07967 472150 or 020 8546 4236
Email:
Rick@thewilloughby.freeserve.co.uk
23.04.2004[EVENT]
St George's Day Celebrations
Heather Park Hotel
Alperton, Wembley
Special Menu
Charity Raffle
Stich-up Karaoke
23.04.2004[EVENT]
St George's day Fund Raiser
George and Dragon Pub
Winterbourne
Gloucester
23.04.2004[EVENT]
Celebration of St George's Day at the Guiness Club
Park Royal, London NW10
Karaoke/Disco,
Pie Mash and Liquor (£2.50)
Jellied Eels (£1)
Bar Extension Till Midnight
Lager £1.40 a pint
23.04.2004[EVENT]
St George's Day Concert
7:30pm at the Polka Theatre in Wimbledon. Tickets: £5, £3
cons.
23.04.2004[EVENT]
St George's Day Service
There will be a special St George's Day mass service 6pm
at St George's Cathedral in Southwark, London (nearest
tube/underground station: Lambeth North).
23.04.2004[EVENT]
St George's Day Comedy Night at 'Inferno's'
124 Belgrove Road
Welling
Kent
020 8304 4441
Tickets £5
23.04.2004[EVENT]
St George's Mummers in Wells
Wells, the smallest city in England will be really big on St
George's Day this year. With over a hundred St. George's
Flags flying
throughout the city and a daylong programme of events there
will be
something for everyone. In the market Place the St
George's Mummers Play will
be performed, schoolchildren will be dancing to the sound of
a trumpet
barrel organ and medieval street sellers will be offering
St. George's
tartlets for sale. Local pubs and restaurants are offering
special St
George's Day menus and Morris dancing and the Wells City
band will perform
in the evening. Verily, Wells is the place to be.
Tel: 01749-673550 or
e-mail
23.04.2004[EVENT]
Sample English Food and Drink in Shrewsbury
The NFU has joined forces with Heart of England Fine Foods
to put together a spectacular showcase of local food and
drink to help celebrate St George’s Day in Shropshire’s
county town. The Festival of Local Food and Drink will
feature stalls run by 25 producers from Shropshire and
surrounding counties and takes place on Friday April 23 in
The Square, Shrewsbury. the patriotic atmosphere at the
event will be enhanced by the morning visit of Trouvere, a
group of minstrels who will perform songs and a play for the
benefit of the watching public.
Visitors to the festival will have the opportunity to sample
smoked meats, hot pies, local cheeses and English wine, beer
and cider as well as purchase local food themselves.
More details
here
23.04.2004[EVENT]
St George's Day Knees Up in Bermondsey
On the big day the Bramcote Arms in Bermondsey, South
London, will be having a right old royal Cockney knees up.
Jimmy Jukes - genuine Pearly King of Camberwell and the
Pearly Guild - will be having a charity St George's Day in
aid of the Battersea senior citizens 60th Anniversary.
Cockney sing-a-long music, free sea food, bangers and mash.
There Will Always Be An England will be the order of the
day, so come along and enjoy what every Englishman will be
doing - celebrating St George's Day. Tel: 0207-2310032
23.04.2004[EVENT]
St George's Day Drinking Session
The Lion in Kenilworth, Warwickshire, will be staging a St
George's Day celebration consisting of England's finest
sporting moments (televised), discount England merchandise
and lots of beer drinking.
23.04.2004[EVENT]
St George's Day Festival in Wiltshire
On the big day the Bramcote Arms in Bermondsey, South
London, will be having a right old royal Cockney knees up.
Jimmy Jukes - genuine Pearly King of Camberwell and the
Pearly Guild - will be having a charity St George's Day in
aid of the Battersea senior citizens 60th Anniversary.
Cockney sing-a-long music, free sea food, bangers and mash.
There Will Always Be An England will be the order of the
day, so come along and enjoy what every Englishman will be
doing - celebrating St George's Day.
22nd to 25th April 2004[EVENT]
Shakespeare Birthday Celebrations
Stratford-upon-Avon town centre, Warwickshire.
Includes a costumed procession (Saturday 24th) to Holy
Trinity Church where floral tributes are placed on the
Bard's grave. Tel: 01789-415536
24.04.2004[EVENT]
St George Town Crier Contest
The Guildhall, Cathedral Square, Peterborough,
Northamptonshire. Includes a junior town crier
competition, Pearly Kings and Queens, and morris dancers.
Tel: 01733-261996
23.04.2004[EVENT]
St George's Day Celebration
Various venues, Kirby Lonsdale, Carnforth, Lancashire.
St George's Day flags will be flying across the town.
Last year Kirby Lonsdale was heralded as the most patriotic
town in England, it is quite a spectacle. A procession
and celebration dinner will also take place. Tel:
01524-271437
23.04.2004[EVENT]
St George's Day Service
The Cathedral Gloucester. Organised by the
Gloucestershire branch of the Royal Society of St George.
Starts at 7.10pm
23.04.2004[EVENT]
St George's Day Festival in Wiltshire
On Friday 23rd April in Salisbury, Wiltshire there will be a
St. George's Day Festival in the market square from 10.00 to
16.00. There will be street theatre, jesters, community
arts, puppets, fun fare rides and much more. More details
from Salisbury's Tourist Information Centre on 01722 334956.
25.04.2004[EVENT]
St George Parade in Bournemouth
On 25th April Bournemouth Carnival Band and Bournemouth
Scouts have a St. George's Day Parade. Starts at 14.00 in
Bournemouth town centre.
23.04.2004[EVENT]
Worcestershire: St George's Day Meal
On Friday 23rd April The Talbot Inn at Knightwick in
Worcestershire has a St. George's Day Dinner and Pageant.
For further details telephone 01886 821235 or e-mail
info@the-talbot.co.uk
23rd to 25th April 2004[EVENT]
St George celebration in Norfolk
Wymondham in Norfolk will once again be celebrating St.
George in 2004. A series of events have been arranged to
take place from 23rd to 25th April. These will include a
festival of English wines and cheeses, a dragon parade with
music and entertainment and a puppet show. Full details and
ticket prices for individual events are available
here
23.04.2004[EVENT]
Coventry's St George celebrations
Coventry will celebrate St George's Day in style on Friday
23rd April with a full re-enactment of the popular legend in
Coventry city centre. This is a free event.
Address: Coventry City Centre, Cathedral Ruins and Upper
Precinct.
Telephone: 024 7660 7000
E-mail
events@cvone.co.uk
17th and 18th April 2004[EVENT]
St George celebrations in Sussex
Battle Abbey in Sussex is running a St. George's Day
festival on 17th and 18th April. Further details and ticket
prices from the Battle Tourist Information Centre, Telephone
01424 773721, e-mail
battletic@rother.gov.uk
In Hastings, Sussex, 30th April - 3rd May there will be
the 'Jack-in-the-Green Morris Dance and Folk Festival'.
Various venues, traditional procession, morris dancing,
ceilidh and folk concerts. Tel:01424-716576
23.04.2004[EVENT]
Birmingham celebrates St George's day
Birmingham will mark St. George's Day with an
English celebration concert from 12.00 noon to 2.30 p.m. on
23rd April in the Symphony Hall and an entertainment
programme in Victoria Square from 4.00 p.m. to 6.00 p.m.
Tickets for the concert at £5 each available from the
Symphony Hall box office, Telephone: 0121 780 333. The
Victoria Square event is free. Further details are available
from
Birmingham City Council
(leisure and tourism).
24th and 25th April 2004[EVENT]
St George's day parade in Bedfordshire
On 24th and 25th April, The Diehards, members of The
Victorian Military Society, have a St. George's Day parade
at Wrest Park in Bedfordshire (an English Heritage site).
More information from
gillmoregraham@hotmail.com
23.04.2004[EVENT]
St George's Day celebration at Covent Garden
St George's Day Events are presenting an afternoon of
celebration: a mix of morris dancing, folk music and
longsword dancing. The line-up for Covent Garden is as
follows:
1pm-3pm Moulton Morris, composed of 8 Morris
Dancers accompanied by music.
This will include
Traditional Morris Dancing, English Longsword Dancing and a
Mummers Play entitled 'The Play of St.George'
3pm-5pm Skinners Rats, 3 Piece Band.
English
Folk Music
5pm-7pm Phil Bennett & Brad Holland.
Traditional English Folk Music
23.04.2004[EVENT]
Made in England Special
Another Event
taking place in London this year is at the world renown 'Ace
Cafe'
Under the heading 'Made in England Special' the evening
starts at 6pm, they have 'DJ Little Carl' rattling off the
music.
23.04.2004[EVENT]
British Legion St George's Day Readings
The British Royal Legion are holding a concert with
celebrity readings celebrating all things English at St
George's Church, Hanover Square, London, on Friday 23rd
April. It is being organised in conjunction with the St
George's Day Society. Tickets are £35 (concert only)
or £100 (to include reception afterwards) - contact Matt
Taylor on 0207 973 7350 or e-mail
mjtaylor@britishlegion.org.uk
29.04.2003
[NEWS]
Covent Garden event a huge success
Our launch event at London's Covent Garden Market was a
great success. "All Boxed Up (And Ready To Go)", veterans of
the Folk festival circuit, were watched by an appreciative
crowd as their lively tunes filled the north hall.
Dave Jolly had the crowd up dancing and passers-by, both
English and foreign, beamed with delight at the proceedings.
The press were also in attendance.
We would like to thank Sue and Anne at Covent Garden and
our agent Mary Panton for helping us make everything run
smoothly. One thing's for sure, the potential for a larger
celebration next year is certainly there!
Click here to view the Covent Garden photo album (49
pictures).
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