Something for everyone in festival line-up
WITH less than two weeks to go, Bristol Harbour Festival has announced the top acts to catch over the packed three-day event.
The free festival, which runs from July 20-22, will be hosting performers on stages across the centre from Castle Park to the ss Great Britain.
In Queen Square, the stage will kick off with a Friday night concert featuring Latin-flavoured big band West African Rhythms and an appearance from local legend DJ Derek. Highlights from the rest of the weekend include a performance by British reggae icons Black Roots, Emily Wright, Swingabilly and Balkan beats.
At the Cascade Steps – the festival's longest-running stage – there will be local singer-songwriters trying out everything from folk-rock to pop, a Latin and funk five-piece, the Dave Betts Quintet and live drum and bass from Vibatronic.
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In Castle Park the Circus Stage returns and once again will be programmed by Cirque Bijou who bring with them street theatre and comedy.
The Dance Village will host another fantastic array of local and national dance acts including Marks Set Go!
And, finally, down at the ss Great Britain there will be family fun, festival food, stalls and free live music in Brunel Square.
From 10am-6pm on Saturday and Sunday Brunel's landmark will also host storytelling, rocket building and launching workshops, as well as dressing up sessions from Flash Bang Wallop.
The Bristol Harbour Festival is a free event funded by Bristol City Council working in partnership with Richmond Event Management.
Councillor Guy Poultney, Bristol's cabinet member for communities, said: "The calibre of talent showcased at the Bristol Harbour Festival is always phenomenal and we are delighted to be able to continue to give Bristol and visitors to our city the chance to watch great entertainment for free."
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