2013 STOCKTON INTERNATIONAL RIVERSIDE FESTIVAL
The Stockton International Riverside Festival (SIRF) is one of the largest free outdoor arts festivals in the world. Begun in 1988, SIRF celebrated its 25th anniversary last year with an outstanding series of shows.
To keep up to date with the latest SIRF 2013 information, including confirmed shows and showtimes, check out the website or check @sirf2013 on Twitter. SIRF2013
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Stockton on Tees, a North East market town, may seem an unlikely place for one of England’s largest, international street theatre festivals but from
1 – 4 August it will have four major UK premieres and 16 newly commissioned shows. SIRF will once again transform the centre of Stockton for four fantastic days with the finest street theatre, circus, dance, music and pyrotechnics from all over the world. From large scale and spectacular shows to small and intimate experiences, SIRF 13 will provide many memorable moments for visitors. |
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Stockton’s Community Carnival, one of the largest community celebrations in the North East
is calling on people to take part.
The event, which will take place on Saturday, 3 August, is part of Stockton International Riverside Festival
Each year the carnival, in Stockton Town Centre, has a specific theme and this year’s is Stories of the World. The colourful parade of hundreds of people will help celebrate traditions and stories from across the globe, bringing other cultures to life on the streets of Stockton. The carnival will end with an afternoon of performances including live music by local groups. Stockton Council organises the event and is encouraging youth, school, community, sports, performance groups and families to take part.
If you would like further information visit www.sirf.co.uk/carnival.
is calling on people to take part.
The event, which will take place on Saturday, 3 August, is part of Stockton International Riverside Festival
Each year the carnival, in Stockton Town Centre, has a specific theme and this year’s is Stories of the World. The colourful parade of hundreds of people will help celebrate traditions and stories from across the globe, bringing other cultures to life on the streets of Stockton. The carnival will end with an afternoon of performances including live music by local groups. Stockton Council organises the event and is encouraging youth, school, community, sports, performance groups and families to take part.
If you would like further information visit www.sirf.co.uk/carnival.
