It was another joyous day at the Surbiton Festival - after recent downpours it was with much trepidation that the organising committee were checking the weather forecast but thank goodness the weather gods were kind to us again
The Surbiton Festival Parade started at midday from St Andrews Road, led by the Royal Royal British Youth Marching Band and including Police Motorcycles, The Mayor, Surrey Freemasons, St Paul’s Players local Scouts, Cubs and Beavers, Kingston Spring Grove Morris Dancers, local Guides, Brownies, and Rainbow, Lucinda Walsh School of Dance, TS Steadfast Drum Corps and Sea Cadets, London Regiment, Police Cadets, Monkey Music, Surrey Jive Widows Sons Motorcycles, Classic Cars was a joyful celebration of local community groups
To join in next year please contact us via the website
Claremont Gardens had a fantastic atmosphere courtesy of all the children's activities laid on by Glenmore House plus plenty of food provided by the Dough Shack, Giggly Pig & Chimney Baker
Stallholders down Victoria Road & St Andrews Road provided a wide range of artisan items such as art, clothes, jewellery, candles and also community groups and charities proving information about how you can get involved.
To book a stall for next year please see the website - bookings will open 1st October
St Andrews Square - full of music, food and drink
We were very pleased to welcome so many talented acts in St Andrews Sqaure - Jake Collisson, Power Jam Project, Breathe, Singology, Travisty, Michelle J, Maya & Vinyl Matters
For more pictures and images see the Surbiton Festival website
We always need more Marshalls so if you fancy getting your step count up and looking dashing in hi-viz please get in touch
Thank you to our sponsors
Matthew James Estate Agents
Finally a shout out to the committee
Sponsored and Chaired by Glenmore House
Supported by Surbiton Rotary
and a few (fewer than you might imagine for such a large event ) community minded individuals
Please do join us next year - 28th September 2024
