The ‘Trevett’ stage ( Millennium Green ) Saturday and Sunday; all day Music on two outdoor stages, Dance Sides, plus Children's entertainment area. Beer and Cider in Festival Marquee. Food and stalls.
The ‘Trevett’ stage is located at the Council Offices at ‘Mountfield’ immediately above the Rax Lane car park. From the Town Hall walk to the crossing outside Wetherspoons and cross to Cancer research. Head East and take first turn left into Down St ( 10m ). ‘Mountfield’ and the ‘Trevett’ stage will be found at the top of Down St after crossing Rax Lane.
The Millennium Green that sweeps down from the Council offices off Rax lane is the site for two stages ‘Trevett’ and ‘Gale’ named in honour of two of Bridports’ most influential characters in the world of Music and Dance. Rex Trevett was a much loved and well respected teacher at the local secondary school. In addition to the motivation and teaching of music to his pupils, Rex was the prime moving force for many bands in the town including the Big bands. Bernard Gale, like Rex was an integral part of Bridport life and spent his life bringing an immense wealth of dance experience from Ballet to Ballroom which he imparted to young and old at his School of Dance in Barrack Street .
Artists on Trevett and Gale stage Days and times will be in the programme
16 String Jack Aiden Simpson Anja Graefe Anton and Owena Barber Sisters Celesta Crow Puppets Delphis Devon Bird The Embers Garry 'The Slide Guy' Smith Hannah Cummings Harry Browns Leo James
Margaret Lyons Mashville Mellohed Mitchell and Vincent No Strings Attached Odette Michell Pauline Clenshaw Polly Morris Reg Meuross and Geoff Lakeman Samantha and Friends Saskia Shayler & Brooke The Coves Tin Angel Whareham Whalers
Festival Marquee
Saturday
All day Bar and performers refreshment area.
Evening Open Mic sessions from 7pm
10.45pm - 11.45pm, ‘Clandestine Mazurka’ on the Festival Green.
Bridport Folk Festival 2019. Music, dancing, singing, workshops, songwriting, events, morris, clog, rapper, food, drink, stalls, ceilidh, strict and social dancing, story telling, mummas play, may pole and much more!
