Plans underway for return of popular Sleaford Live Festival

Now that Christmas and New Year have passed, the Sleaford Live Festival team have rolled up their sleeves in order to get the annual event on its way.
By The Newsroom
Published 24th Jan 2020, 17:08 BST
Updated 24th Jan 2020, 17:11 BST
Miller Magic playing at Sleaford Masonic Rooms last year with singer Nikki Keetley. Picture: David Dawson. EMN-200121-141257001Miller Magic playing at Sleaford Masonic Rooms last year with singer Nikki Keetley. Picture: David Dawson. EMN-200121-141257001
Miller Magic playing at Sleaford Masonic Rooms last year with singer Nikki Keetley. Picture: David Dawson. EMN-200121-141257001

The festival - which will 
include music and all 
performing arts involving all ages - will take place between Friday, May 1, and Sunday May 10.

Sleaford Live Festival always proves popular with town residents and even
 attracts crowds from further afield.

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Organisers are trying to 
involve even more young people for this year’s festival - and future events!

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    Djanco performing as part of Sleaford Live Festival in 2017. EMN-200121-141709001Djanco performing as part of Sleaford Live Festival in 2017. EMN-200121-141709001
    Djanco performing as part of Sleaford Live Festival in 2017. EMN-200121-141709001

    Audiences can expect to see some familiar faces including Miller Magic, Djanco, Stolen Fridays, Jacuzzi Soup, Take Note and The Kilburns.

    Confirmed venues for 2020 include The Source, Solo Bar, Barge & Bottle, The Bustard Inn, The Boat Stage, Watergate Yard, The Masonic Rooms, the National Centre for Craft and Design, El Toro, The Electra Club, Legionnaires Club, The

    Playhouse, Sleaford Museum, Carre Arms Hotel, Shug Studios and possibly more.

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    A popular event which has already been confirmed is the school choirs in The Source.

    It used to be called Choirs Galore and was organised by Dorothea Adlem.

    Sadly Dorothea died in September and it was decided to appropriately change the name after much discussion to A Song for Dorothea.

    There will also be some workshops for all who are interested in learning more skills.

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    Although most of the sponsors have pledged their support once more there are still opportunities for new sponsors. Promoters are currently working hard to provide a good programme to suit all tastes.

    There is still room for more promoters.

    The closing date for
 printing of booklets is the beginning of February.

    To keep up to date, search for Sleaford Live Festival on Facebook or visit www.
sleafordlive.co.uk

    You can also email 
[email protected]

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