Our aim is

*      Recognise England’s Patron Saint

*      Promote the wealth of social and cultural diversity in Manchester

*      Create a sense of community for residents and visitors to Manchester



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If you want to know more about us

why not e-mail me:

jackstgeorge23@hotmail.co.uk




The FabCap as worn by Prince Harry and Zara Phillips at the Six Nations England v France international, is a St George's cap supporting the 'Help the Heroes' Charity.

www.thefabcap.co.uk


Need a bar for your event

contact:




 


Want to know where to go for a pizza?


2 - 8 Albert Square

Manchester 

M2 6LP




 

 

   

www.benhampublishing.com

 

 

check out the site below

www.enjoyengland.com

 

 

  

             


The St George Festival Committee would like to thank everyone for supporting the 

2012 Festival


which was held over the weekend

Friday 20th to Sunday 22nd April

 in  Albert Square, Manchester.

Although the weather wasn't very good on Friday Manchester's Lord Mayor Harry Lyons 

joined children from Wilbraham Primary school to officially open the Festival.

Please check the photo album on the right hand sided for more pictures from this year's event.


See below for what is happening


                           Friday 20th April         see St George, his Knights and the dragon


                          12noon - 1.30pm         Webster Primary School Steel Band

                          2pm - 4pm                  Wilbraham Primary School  singers, dancers and drummers

                          5pm - 6.30pm             International duo  StreetJazz                                           

                                                                                                                                        


                         Saturday 21st April         see St George, his Knights and the dragon

                        12noon - 12.25pm          Manchester Morris Men

                        12.30pm - 12.55pm        singer  Katie Spitfire   singing songs from the 30's & 40's                                   

                         1  - 1.20pm                   singer  Krisshan Jade Weedall 

                         1 - 1.25pm                    Manchester Morris Men

                         1.30  - 1.55pm              singer  Katie Spitfire    singing songs from the 30's & 40's                                   

                         2pm - 2.20pm               singer Krisshan Jade Weedall                                 

                         2.30 - 2.55pm               singer Katie Spitfire     singing songs from the 30's & 40's                                   

                         3.15 - 3.45pm               singer / guitarist  Will Holehill                                

                         4 - 4.30pm                    singer  Mark DB                                              

                         4.45 - 6.30pm               International duo  StreetJazz                               

                         not forgetting       Sealed Knot re enactment group,  Beefeaters, dragons and the Manchester Bee                                                                                                

                         as well as the Birds of prey


                       Sunday 22nd April       see St George, his Knights and the dragon

                       12 - 12.45pm             Wingtip Windy & Dapper Dan playing music from the  30 - 40's music

                       1 - 1.25pm                 Voice Collective A'cappella singers                           

                       1.30 - 2pm                 Wingtip Windy & Dapper Dan playing music from the  30 - 40's music                      

                       2 - 2.25pm                 Voice Collective A'cappella singers                           

                       2.30 - 2.55pm            Wingtip Windy & Dapper Dan playing music from the  30 - 40's music                                                                  

                      3 -3.35pm                   Blackley Brass Band  playing some of your favourite tunes

                      3.55 - 4.25pm             Blackley Brass Band  playing some of your favourite tunes                                         

                      4.40 - 5.20pm             Trouble at Mill - English folk group                           

                      5.40pm to finish          Trouble at Mill - English folk group                          

                      not forgetting the Vintage fire engine, Morris Dancers, Beefeaters, dragons and the Manchester Bee  

 as well as the Birds of prey


  please note all timings are approx.


We will also be joined by the Northwest funfair.

                      

If you want to find out more contact Jack -

jackstgeorge23@hotmail.co.uk


 

 

 

Some of the St George Festival team were busy at the weekend helping advertise the new 

Manchester Open Top Bus Tours 

to find out more call 0800 288 8746

www.Manchesteropentopbustours.co.uk  


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2011 Festival

Friday 15th April to Sunday 17th April

was officially opened by

The Lord Mayor of Manchester.

He met the children from Wilbraham Primary school.

 

 

 

We have brought the Festival a week early as St George's Day falls on Easter Saturday.

Below are some of the acts that took part in the weekend festivities.

Stolen Peace

www.stolenpeace.co.uk

 

 

St George and one of his knights wait for the parade to arrive.

 

 

A'cappella singers - Voice Collective

 

 

The St George knights and the dragon join in with Blackley Brass Band's rendition of Land of Hope and Glory.

 

 

Krisshan Jade Weedall amazed everyone with her talents.

 

Katie Spitfire entertained the crowds on Friday afternoon with her 1940's music.

 

Call me Diva

www.callmediva.info

 

Belle Vue Brass Band

 

Manchester Morris men

www.manchestermorrismen,org.uk

 

StreetJazz performed on both Saturday and Sunday afternoon.

www.streetjazz.co.uk

 

Blackley Brass Band

 

St George poses with the Milltown Cloggies.

www.milltowncloggies.net

 

Josh and Ashley from the Manchester Medical service looked after all our First Aid requirements.

Even after 3 days of fun and frolics these three characters look ready to party!

 

JBL Events provided an inflatable assault course for the event and this gave hours of fun for the children.

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Have the knights finally captured the dragon?

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Watch out for more pictures from the Festival in our photo album - click tab on right side of page.

 



Also check out our other website

www.stgeorgefestival.net

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