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2008 FESTIVAL
This year's festival took place from Friday 11 July to Sunday 13 July. As before we had massive support, generally dry weather, great beers and stunning music. We will annouce our results in August.
OUR CHOSEN CHARITY
Our chosen charity for 2008 is The West of England MS Therapy Centre at Nailsea. Read more about Nailsea MS Centre
GREAT TURN-OUT FOR 2008 FESTIVAL Crowd scene- Sunday afternoon! 21/07/07 A bumper number of visitors on a very sunny Saturday, and a steady band of music followers on Sunday made this festival such a success that all forty seven ales and all thirty-three ciders were largely emptied on Sunday night. We even had to call in extra barrells on Sunday from local brewers RCH. Thanks for your overwhelming support.
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2008 BEERS AND CIDERS
See our list of 47 beers and 31 ciders and perrys for 2008, with many that were new to the Nailsea festival. Read More FREE LIVE MUSIC
On Saturday afternoon the village fete was accompanied by acrobatics, dance and a handful of local soloists. On Saturday evening there were live bands till 10.00pm. On Sunday afternoon, the music was great country and folk, just like last year, including the return of the ever popular Rinky Dinks and the Somerset Paddies. All bands and performers gave up their time and talents for free. For more information on our performers, click here
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PHOTO GALLERY
Flash Harry - 2008. Rinky Dinks - back in the marquee 2008 - Sunday pm Click here for Band and Entertainers photo Gallery or Festival goers/helpers gallery from 2007. £5300 DONATED TO CLICSARGENT
Childen's cancer charity CLIC-Sargent were chosen to benefit from the 2007 event. At a presentation on 27 Sept 2007, we were able to hand over a cheque for £5300 as a result of your magnificent support at last year's event. Read more about CLIC-Sargent GET KIDS GOING AWARDED £3200
Get Kids Going! were the charity chosen by us to benefit from this year's event. As a result of record attendances at the 2006 festival, the Club was delighted to hand over a chque for £3200 to Get Kids Going!, who promote sports for disabled children. Read More BABE CHARITY AWARDED £3500
The Club did its bit to help CHSW reach its target of fifteen million pounds to build a new hospice at Charlton Farm in Wraxall, with a donation of £3500 from the 2005 event. More about the Babe Appeal
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