Peace walks and Pendle Festival of Culture coming soon to Nelson and Colne
and live on Freeview channel 276
The Pendle Festival of Culture is taking place along Market Street and Scotland Road in Nelson from 11-30am to 6pm.
A spectacular line-up of musicians and performers throughout the day, including Suco Samba, the Social, Syrian Dabka Dancers, Sanderson’s Dance Studio, Stage Door Theatre and Global Grooves.
Advertisement
Hide AdAdvertisement
Hide AdThere will also be art workshops, craft stalls, face painting, puppet show, storytelling, street food and funfair rides.
Holly Noonan of Building Bridges Pendle, said: “We have a wonderful opportunity to come together to celebrate our cultures, communities with friends.”
The Pendle Peace Walks will guide two groups of people starting from Brierfield and Colne. They will amble along scenic countryside routes until they reach Nelson’s iconic Shuttle.
To join the Brierfield to Nelson walk, meet at 9-45am at the main entrance of Pendleside Hospice on Colne Road.
Advertisement
Hide AdAdvertisement
Hide AdAnd to join the Colne to Nelson walk, meet at 9-45am at St Bartholomew’s Church, 28 Ivegate, Church Street, Colne.
Maj from Walk and Talk said: “These walks will be a fantastic opportunity to get together with friends and family as well as meet new friends whilst taking in Pendle’s beautiful scenery.”
Flag making kits are available for groups and families to decorate at home and bring on the walk.
For more information about the Festival and to register for a walk and flag kit; email [email protected]
Advertisement
Hide AdAdvertisement
Hide AdSponsors include the Big Lottery Community Fund, InSitu, Nelson Town Council, Pendle Walk and Talk, NHS Active Pendle, St Bartholomew's Church, Pendleside Hospice, Colne BID, BPRCVS, Super Slow Way and Volunteer Police Cadets.