Now Then! Festival Sherburn
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Exciting things are happening! We’re thrilled to announce we are bringing Now Then! Festivals to Selby and Sherburn this summer, in addition to Summer Fields, Tadcaster.
Some of the UK’s best outdoor touring works are coming! Expect to experience a mix of theatre, dance, circus and puppetry – plus tasty food, fun for all ages, chances to join in and creations from our own communities. Save the dates, tell your friends and look out for line-up announcements soon!
The festival in Sherburn-in-Elmet will take place from 1–6pm at Eversley Park on Sunday, 17 August. The festival is FREE and no booking is required—just turn up and have fun!
Shout out to our partners at Sherburn and Villages Community Trust, Sherburn & Villages Community Library, Sherburn-in-Elmet Town Council, and The Eversley Park Centre.
To read about Now Then! Festival Selby, click this link: https://fb.me/e/ioT2vX9h3
To find out about Summer Fields, Tadcaster, click here: www.hello-arcade.com/projects/summer-fields-festival
Made possible (and free) thanks to funding from North Yorkshire Council, Arts Council England and UKSPF.
Image credit Rosie Powell
Some of the UK’s best outdoor touring works are coming! Expect to experience a mix of theatre, dance, circus and puppetry – plus tasty food, fun for all ages, chances to join in and creations from our own communities. Save the dates, tell your friends and look out for line-up announcements soon!
The festival in Sherburn-in-Elmet will take place from 1–6pm at Eversley Park on Sunday, 17 August. The festival is FREE and no booking is required—just turn up and have fun!
Shout out to our partners at Sherburn and Villages Community Trust, Sherburn & Villages Community Library, Sherburn-in-Elmet Town Council, and The Eversley Park Centre.
To read about Now Then! Festival Selby, click this link: https://fb.me/e/ioT2vX9h3
To find out about Summer Fields, Tadcaster, click here: www.hello-arcade.com/projects/summer-fields-festival
Made possible (and free) thanks to funding from North Yorkshire Council, Arts Council England and UKSPF.
Image credit Rosie Powell
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